Deborah Bellush

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  A-plus or those types of students," said Deborah Bellush, executive editor of Biotech Partners.

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  Deborah BellushP.O.Box 2186Berkeley, CA 94702 Tel: 510-705-5192Fax: 510-705-5237

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  Deborah Bellush Executive Director, Biotech Partners,

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  Other members of the panel included Assemblywoman Loni Hancock; Assemblywoman Mary Hayashi; Assemblyman Sandré Swanson; State Senator Ellen Corbett; Dr. Michael Leung, dean of the College of Science at Cal State East Bay; Ahmad Mansur, director of workforce development for the Peralta Community College District; and Deborah Bellush, executive director of Biotech Partners.

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  If your school is interested in joining us at the forefront of visionary workforce development efforts, please contact Deborah Bellush, Executive Director, at (510) 705-5192.

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  Debbi BellushExecutive Director, Biotech Partners

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  "We are extremely grateful to the Bayer Foundation for this new grant and to Bayer for its longtime and unwavering support for this program," said Deborah Bellush, executive director of Biotech Partners."Years ago, Bayer recognized the potential bioscience talent pool that exists in our community, largely with students of color, and was determined to help tap it.The program is an outstanding example of an innovative industry- government-community collaboration that has benefited an entire region."Bellush added, "Biotech Partners' summer internships allow high school students to walk through a door that otherwise wouldn't have been accessible to them.

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  "We are extremely grateful to the Bayer Foundation for this new grant and to Bayer for its longtime and unwavering support for this program," said Deborah Bellush, Executive Director of Biotech Partners. "Years ago, Bayer recognized the potential bioscience talent pool that exists in our community, largely with students of color, and was determined to help tap it. The program is an outstanding example of an innovative industry-government-community collaboration that has benefited an entire region."
  
  Bellush added, "Biotech Partners' summer internships allow high school students to walk through a door that otherwise wouldn't have been accessible to them.

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  "The grant is indicative of Bayer's continued support to fund students who are economically backward," said Deborah Bellush, Executive Director of Biotech Partners."We hope others will take this as an example of how companies can partner with us to contribute towards education as well as the community and in the process have a pool of work-ready skilled employees to hire."
  
  Bellush added that when Bayer founded the 30-year development agreement with the city in 1993 to set up the biotech facility, the community had wanted to know what the city would get from this partnership.
  
  "Bayer being a German Company emphasized the hands-on training that students would get out of this program," she said."They especially wanted to target a certain population, such as students who are not on the four-year college track, students of color and also women.What was developed was a curriculum in high school and community college which would provide hands-on on-the-job training as well as a paid summer internship for those who were eligible for it."
  
  Students from Berkeley High School and Oakland's Life Academy are recruited by Biotech Staff in their sophomore year.
  
  "We visit English classes, science classes, talk to counselors and parents at Berkeley High School," Bellush said."A lot of students get to know about this program through word of mouth.At the Life Academy, students who join our program are mostly those who are interested in health sciences."
  
  Bellush added that after completing high school, students who were enrolled in the program could go on to a four-year college, a community college or attend the Bio-Science Career Institute at Laney college that is part of the program.

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  In the Aug. 22 story "Bayer Grant Gets Students Working in Biotechnology," Deborah Bellush, executive director of Biotech Partners, should have been quoted as saying "The grant is indicative of Bayer's continued support to fund students who are economically disadvantaged" instead of economically backward.FULL STORY
  
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