COMMITTEE AND VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Make an Impact
Oregon Bio members and volunteers support our association's mission to advance our region's bioscience sector through our committees and volunteer corps. Lend your valuable experience to any number of Oregon Bio committees. Committee involvement provides members with enhanced networking opportunities, new skills, and a broader interface with the bioscience industry.
COMMITTEES
BioPro Workforce Training Advisory Committee
Collaborate with Oregon Bio to shape the BioPro Workforce Training Program by developing new courses, evaluating instructors, and addressing workforce training needs across industries.
BIPOC in Bioscience
The BIPOC in Bioscience Committee fosters inclusion through networking events, mentorship, and collaboration opportunities, providing members and allies with a space to drive meaningful change in the bioscience community.
Events Programming Committee
The Programming Committee is committed to developing and facilitating events supporting Oregon Bio's mission, including networking opportunities, conferences, and webinars to foster community engagement.
Government and Advocacy Affairs Committee (GAAC)
The GAAC supports the growth of Oregon’s bioscience industry and research by engaging with policymakers, advocating for supportive legislation, and addressing key local issues.
The Access Bio Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee (JATC)
The JATC oversees the Access Bio Apprenticeship Program, a new initiative from Oregon Bio aimed at growing and diversifying Oregon’s bioscience workforce.
Oregon Bio Women (OBW)
Oregon Bio Women connects professional women in bioscience across Oregon and SW Washington through monthly development events, an annual CONNECT gathering, and a robust mentorship program.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Event and Office Volunteer Opportunities
New to the area and interested in learning more about Oregon Bio and our events? Love customer service? Consider becoming an event volunteer! Event volunteers greet attendees, manage registration, and assist with event logistics for both regular events and the annual conference. By selecting “events volunteer,” you will be added to an email list for future volunteer opportunities.
Oregon Bio also occasionally needs extra assistance in the office or on special projects. If you enjoy administrative activities, consider becoming an office volunteer. By selecting “office volunteer,” you will be added to an email list for additional office support as needed.
New & Noteworthy
Announcing Rad Lab
Explore life science careers with Rad Lab, a free-to-play game for ages 13-24. Learn vital skills and discover career opportunities in Oregon's bioscience sectors.
Oregon Pavilion at BIO 2025
It’s never too early to start planning! Join the Oregon Pavilion at BIO 2025, June 16-19, in Boston. Connect with global biotech leaders. Learn how to partner today!
