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New Course offered Winter 2027

A lab manager keeps laboratory operations running efficiently by coordinating daily activities, maintaining equipment and facilities, troubleshooting issues, and serving as a liaison between faculty, students, facilities, and finance. Strong communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills are essential for responding to evolving laboratory needs and supporting both teaching and research. Through this course, students will develop practical skills in laboratory operations, professionalism, communication, and leadership to prepare for a multidisciplinary career in laboratory management where no two days are the same.

Winter 2027 2 Credits • Tuesdays, 6:00–8:00 PM • CHS

What You'll Learn

  • Apply your laboratory expertise in a real-world setting
  • Coordinate laboratory operations and daily activities
  • Manage facilities, equipment, and inventory
  • Support faculty, students, and research programs
  • Promote laboratory safety and compliance
  • Develop highly sought-after leadership and operational skills
CMB student using a pipette in class.

Offered by the Cell & Molecular Biology Department

For questions contact Mary Gifford at [email protected]

Student with graduated cylinder in the lab pouring into funnel.
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