Train the Work Force Kathleen Kennedy, Alan Mabe, Hal Price, Susan Seymour June 27, 2006
Train the Workforce: Status prior to 2003 § Biomanufacturing industry in NC was poised for major growth, but couldn’t find enough qualified employees. § Community colleges were critically under funded. § Universities needed more industrially-targeted curricula, as well as facilities. § The state responded with Golden LEAF funding. § The Biomanufacturing and Pharmaceutical Training Consortium was launched. NORTH CAROLINA BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
Strategy Summary Strategies 33 -42 § Ensure successful implementation of the Biomanufacturing and Pharmaceutical Training Consortium (BPTC) § Support community colleges § Encourage the creation of innovative biotechnology education and training programs NORTH CAROLINA BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
Biomanufacturing and Pharmaceutical Training Consortium (BPTC)
Collaborators § NC State University § NC Central University § North Carolina Community College System § Industry (NCBIO) § Golden LEAF § North Carolina Biotechnology Center (NCBC) NORTH CAROLINA BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
Goals § Develop a world class work force with the ability to adapt to new technologies. § Provide hands-on training and education in a simulated c. GMP environment. § Offer learners flexible access to an integrated education system. § Train and educate both students and incumbent employees. NORTH CAROLINA BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
Funding § Golden LEAF: $63 M § Industry: >$10 M (in-kind) § Recurring State Funds: $12 -13 M/yr at current level for operating costs NORTH CAROLINA BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
North Carolina Community College System Bio. Network Susan Seymour, Director seymours@ncbionetwork. org
Bio. Network Components § Six Centers providing specialized expertise in different fields to support colleges statewide § Nation’s only Mobile Laboratory delivering biotechnology training to company sites § 17 AAS degree programs related to biotechnology NORTH CAROLINA BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
Bio. Network Achievements 2003 -2005 § $9 M awarded in 100 Grants impact 90 NC counties § 200 community college science faculty involved § Over 5, 700 students and incumbent workers trained § Doubled enrollment in Bio. Work course (559) § Tripled enrollment in biotechnology-related AAS and Certificate programs (874) § 38 industrially targeted courses developed or revamped NORTH CAROLINA BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
North Carolina State University Biomanufacturing Training and Education Center (BTEC)
Biomanufacturing Training and Education Center (BTEC) § GMP-like pilot-scale manufacturing facility § 81, 000 gsf § Bioreactors and downstream processing equipment § Aseptic manufacturing facilities § Community College Capstone Center § Open to students from programs statewide § Modular course development underway: pilots running in Fall 2006 NORTH CAROLINA BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
North Carolina Central University Biomanufacturing Research Institute and Technology Enterprise (BRITE)
Biomanufacturing Research Institute and Technology Enterprise (BRITE) Construction § 52, 000 gsf laboratory, classroom, and office building § $2 M in laboratory equipment already acquired Degree programs § Current: Concentration in Biopharmaceutical Science w/in BS Biology/Chemistry § Future: BS and graduate degree programs § Six new faculty developing curriculum in fields supporting new product and process development NORTH CAROLINA BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
UNC-System: Other Workforce Education Activities Statewide § New undergraduate degree programs include: • Biotechnology (UNC-P, FSU, WSSU) • Nutritional Science (NCSU) § Professional Science Master’s in Microbial Biotechnology (NCSU) § …And more on the way § BS in biological sciences—degrees conferred: • FY ’ 02 -’ 03 1422 • FY ’ 04 -’ 05 1598 NORTH CAROLINA BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
Outcome: • International recognition of North Carolina’s leadership in workforce development • Over 1, 000 new jobs created in pharmaceutical and bioprocess manufacturing over the last two years Merck ▪ Glaxo. Smith. Kline ▪ Steifel Corneal Science ▪ Biolex ▪ Wyeth Vaccines NORTH CAROLINA BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
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