1. MCB 101 and MCB 102 for High School Students

2.  Dual University of Arizona course credit (3 units) and high school/CTE/Science credit for Bioscience course taught in the high school  Emphasizing biotechnology, applications, careers and conducting research  Exposure to University faculty, Libraries and Research  University credits transfer to other universities  Dual University of Arizona course credit (3 units) and high school/CTE/Science credit for Bioscience course taught in the high school  Emphasizing biotechnology, applications, careers and conducting research  Exposure to University faculty, Libraries and Research  University credits transfer to other universities What are MCB 101 and MCB 102?

3.  Students are expected to develop skills in the following areas:  DNA and Protein Gel Electrophoresis  Polymerase Chain Reaction  Solution Preparation  Microbiology and Spectrophotometry  Independent research  Students are expected to develop skills in the following areas:  DNA and Protein Gel Electrophoresis  Polymerase Chain Reaction  Solution Preparation  Microbiology and Spectrophotometry  Independent research Techniques Learned in MCB 101 and MCB 102

4. STEP 1— Complete the Parent Consent Form  Must be turned in before on-line application is completed STEP 2 — Complete the Non-Degree Seeking Undergraduate application for University of Arizona by January 14 th — Do not pay application fees! STEP 3 — Register and pay (by February 4 th ) through the UA Outreach College, four ways to pay:  Online-with credit card (web site will be announced in October)  Mail-personal check, money order or cashier’s check  In Person-check or credit card  By Phone-credit card  Make check payable to University of Arizona What to do to receive MCB101 and MCB102 credit?

5. Visit Our Website http://www.mcb.arizona.edu/mcb-101-and-102  Dr. Nadja Anderson, UA Biotech Project Director  (520) 626-4664  nadja@email.arizona.edu  Daniel Sotelo, UA Biotech Project Graduate Assistant  DSotelo@email.arizona.edu Who Can I Talk to If I Have Questions?