Show your active support for women working in Oregon’s bioscience community by volunteering as a mentor. A modest commitment as an OBW mentor can make a positive impact that lasts a lifetime.
The OBW Mentorship Program is now accepting applications for our Fall 2023 Session.
Program highlights and what to expect as a mentor:
Eligibility requirements: People that identify as being a woman, employed in bioscience and currently an Oregon Bioscience Association Member.* You should also have relevant expertise and knowledge in an area that matches the needs of the mentee. Our team will assess this criteria on a case by case basis during the application process and through individual interviews.
Our program is uniquely positioned to provide mentees with dedicated, independent mentorship support. OBW mentors are ready to support your educational or professional efforts based on your own personal aspirations.
The OBW Mentorship Program is now accepting applications for our Fall 2023 Session.
Program highlights and what to expect as a mentee:
Eligibility requirements: People that identify as being a woman, employed in bioscience and currently an Oregon Bioscience Association Member.*
The Oregon Bio Women mentorship program is specifically focused on professional development, if you are an Oregon-based female entrepreneur interested in business mentorship, consider the OBI Mentoring Program.
Program space for this inaugural session is limited; we’ll do our best to accommodate interest.
For more information, please email info@oregonbio with OBW Mentorship in the subject line.
Thank you!
Laura R. Erker, Ph.D. | Director of Strategic Partnerships, OHSU School of Medicine
Ally Wimberly | Project Manager, Thermo Fisher Scientific
* Membership is defined as employed by a company that is an Oregon Bioscience Association member, or through an individual membership. Contact Julie Black for details.
Oregon Bioscience Association Copyright 2023. All Rights Reserved.