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Mondays & Wednesdays
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New
Biotechnology Programs at RCCC! |
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Agricultural Biotechnology
(Major Code: A20110) |
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*** This program
is pending approval from the Southern Association of Colleges
and Schools (SACS) ***
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The
Agricultural Biotechnology curriculum, which has emerged from
molecular biology and chemical engineering, is designed to
meet the increasing demands for skilled laboratory technicians
in various fields of biological, chemical, and agricultural
technology. The curriculum objectives are designed to prepare
graduates to serve as a research assistant to a biologist
or chemist; as a laboratory technician/ instrumentation technician;
or as a quality control/quality assurance technician. The
curriculum will also serve to identify/create new areas of
opportunity for farmers and other potential clients in rural
North Carolina. |
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Course
work emphasizes biology, plant tissue culturing, biotechnology,
agriculture, chemistry, horticulture, mathematics, and technical
communication. |
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Biotechnology (Major Code:
20100) |
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*** This program is pending
approval from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
(SACS) ***
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The Biotechnology
curriculum, which has emerged from molecular biology and chemical
engineering, is designed to meet the increasing demands for
skilled laboratory technicians in various fields of biological
and chemical technology. |
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Course
work emphasizes biology, chemistry, mathematics, and technical
communications. The curriculum objectives are designed
to prepare graduates to serve in three distinct capacities:
research assistant to a biologist or chemist, laboratory technician/instrumentation
technician, and quality control/quality assurance technician. |
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Cooperative
Transfer Biotechnology Programs at RCCC! |
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These programs
are offered as Cooperative Transfer Agreements with other
community colleges. |
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The Biotechnology
curriculum, which has emerged from molecular biology and chemical
engineering, is designed to meet the increasing demands for
skilled laboratory technicians in various fields of biological
and chemical technology. |
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For more information
about these programs, please contact:
Dr. Marcy Corjay, RCCC Program Head
of Biotechnology
704-216-7217 / corjaym@rowancabarrus.edu |
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 Proposed
RCCC Facility
Click on the image to view the proposed RCCC facility for
the North Carolina Research Campus!
Rendering provided
by
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Moving
From Textiles to Biotech ... A New Opportunity for Displaced
Workers? |
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Opportunities
for Education in the Biotechnology Industry |
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Are you thinking
of a job in Biotechnology? Chemists, microbiologists,
research associates, forensic scientists, process engineers,
chemical engineers, and pharmaceutical sales representatives
all have started their careers are RCCC.
You can jumpstart your career the affordable
way by enrolling in math, science, business, computer,
and communication classes at RCCC. When you are ready
to complete your B.S. degree, transferring to a four-year
institution will be easy.
Click on the thumbnail image to view
RCCC's Biotechnology Educational Opportunities brochure. |
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