MCB Industrial Affiliates Program Benefits

Invest in a strong partnership with our department by becoming an IAP member through one of our valuable sponsorship opportunities. We welcome the opportunity to partner with a diverse range of companies at various stages of development and are flexible to meet your needs.

 

RECRUITMENT SPONSORSHIP | $10,000 gift

Recruit students and postdocs from a top-ranked department


Sandra Liu, MCB BA alumna, interned at Thermo Fisher as a student and was hired full-time as an Engineer I after graduating.

• CV/resume bank of undergraduates, graduate students and postdocs 

• Participate in two recruiting events annually with bioscience departments across campus (MCB, IB, Bioengineering, Biostatistics, Biophysics, Translational Medicine, and more)

• Job, internship and event announcements sent to students, postdocs, and alumni

• Listed sponsor and guest at departmental research seminar

• Assistance to identify and match potential summer interns

 
 

ENGAGEMENT SPONSORSHIP | $25,000 gift

Recruitment sponsorship benefits (listed above) plus exposure to cutting edge research


Jennifer Doudna, MCB professor and co-inventor of CRISPR technology, holds a model of the CRISPR-Cas9 protein (white) interacting with DNA (organge and blue). 

• Customized company visit day to tour your company's choice of faculty labs, learn about the innovative research, and develop collaborations through one-on-one meetings with faculty, postdocs and students in those labs

• Attend departmental research seminars to hear visiting scientists from around the world discuss their research

• Collaborations, visits, and meetings with faculty/students facilitated by the department

• Recruiting event for your company with targeted outreach

 
 

FELLOWSHIP SPONSORSHIP | $65,000 gift

Honorific naming of MCB doctoral student for one year


MCB's 2019 PhD graduates celebrate their achievements at commencement.

• Membership in Industrial Affiliates Program and all benefits of Recruitment and Engagement Sponsorships included

• Recognition through honorific naming of one MCB doctoral student for one year 

• Stewardship report from student and Department Chair detailing the work completed by fellowship recipient during the past year

• Opportunity to meet with student and learn more about their lab and work

• Public recognition as a Fellowship Donor on our website and at events

 

Download Program Benefits Flyer here

 

 

 

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Questions? Contact us...

Program Director | Tanya Sullivan | mcbiap@berkeley.edu | 415-515-6438

MCB Department Chairs | Greg Barton & Matthew Welch | mcbchair@berkeley.edu