Our Philosophy

All students deserve the chance to develop successful careers and happy lives regardless of their ethnicity, race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, ability or socioeconomic status

Bioscience is an applied, cross-disciplinary subject that should be taught hands-on using methods that follow authentic scientific processes

Students are the most inspired and engaged when they actively learn authentic real-world science

Bioscience career interests are best informed by experiencing science first-hand in a real-world environment

Career education should be provided at every grade level starting early in Kindergarten if students are to develop successful bioscience careers

Early career planning is particularly essential in the biosciences industry owing to the long time-frames that are required for training and career development

Aspiring scientists cannot develop viable career plans without understanding the diversity of bioscience jobs and the specific skills and experiences they each require

Real-world exposure, career education and professional mentorship are essential for students to research and understand bioscience occupations