Washington State’s biomanufacturing industry is a cornerstone of its growing economy, employing over 36,000 workers. Yet the region’s competitiveness and long-term growth is challenged by the lack of a skilled workforce.
Alleviate workforce shortages by establishing guided academic pathways for students and workers seeking careers in biomanufacturing.
Working with industry partners, the project aligns curriculum with industry workforce needs, creates modules and courses, and conducts an engagement campaign with high school and community college students and workers in need of retraining.
All course materials are non-proprietary and openly accessible.
Design of stackable credentials and certificates scalable for the biomanufacturing and biopharmaceutical sectors
Creation of a workforce pipeline for the biomanufacturing industry via a marketing and communications plan targeting students, teachers, and parents
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Shoreline Community College
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Life Science Washington
