Boston Globe on Beauport, Biotech, Windover

“Fishing is going to be our heritage and first priority,” Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken said. But she added, “We’re moving forward.”

Kathleen Conti describes Gloucester Biotechnology Academy and Beauport Hotel as meaningful catalysts. In addition to the Mayor’s quote, there are comments  and points of view shared by several: Sherri Zizik; Vito Giacalone; Gregory Verdine; Ken Riehl, Cape Ann Chamber of Commerce (nice quote); Lee Dellicker, Winhover Construction (Beauport); George Marsh (architect Gloucester Biotechnology). Oh, and the former Mayor of New Bedford, John Bullard. chimes in.

Other new businesses downtown beyond this article include goodlinens opening July 1, Jane Deering Gallery on Pleasant Street, the new bicycle rental shop, and Tonno restaurant. And there’s a new gallery coming to Rocky Neck. More on that later!

 

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Gloucester Biotechnology Academy – Apply Now!

Gloucester Biotechnology Academy – Apply Now!

April 22, 2016 ~ Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute

Graduating Seniors and Recent High School Grads – What’s your plan for the future?

Do you like to work with your hands to create things? Would you like to work in a modern high tech environment? Then a career as a biotech technician may be just what you’ve been looking for.

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Gloucester Biotechnology Academy (GBA) is offering high school graduates a 1-year course that will prepare you for an entry-level job as a lab technician — and a professional career with tremendous upside.

There will be no tuition or other charges for our inaugural class.  All students in the class of 2017 will get a full ride.  We thank generous donors for underwriting this class.

You’ll learn all the basic skills needed to work “at the bench”, using equipment and methods that exist today in modern biotech labs. Such as computer skills, basic science vocabulary, how to run and maintain amazing equipment, and methods for simple data processing.

You’ll also have a paid internship, after successfully completing two 11 week semesters.

This is a chance to break into the Biotechnology industry, a field with a strong future. And once employed, most companies offer training programs and opportunities to advance.  This could be your start.

Want to learn more?  Please contact John Doyle with your questions. john.doyle@gmgi.org

Want to apply?  We recommend you decide soon, this is a rare opportunity – class size limited!  Contact us, biotech.academy@gmgi.org, and we’ll send you an application package. Or see our website, Gloucester Biotechnology Academy
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