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co-hosted by
Yamhill Valley Campus
288 NE Norton Ln
McMinnville, Oregon 97128
https://www.chemeketa.edu/locations/yamhill-valley-campus/
Linfield College
900 SE Baker St,
McMinnville, Oregon 97128
https://www.linfield.edu
To keep informed about NWBIO events, please join our Facebook group
Webmaster: Jonathan Christie (with help from Brett Schaerer of PCC)
Registration for the 2019 Conference will be open until midnight on April 20th, 2019.
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If you have any last-minute ideas for an abstract submission, contact Jessica Friel.
The program for NWBIO 2019 will be available soon.
# 1: Crawford Beck Vineyard
The Crawford Beck vineyard field trip is designed to show
how teachers of bioscience can incorporate agricultural sciences into their
classroom. A well-managed farm
incorporates aspects of every science from geology, genetics, microbiology,
geography, hydrology, meteorology, ecology, botany, plant physiology, physics,
and chemistry. Focus will be put on soil studies, sustainability, and the
microbiome, as well as numerous other fascinating topics. This trip will be jam packed with information,
whether we can do all of this in three hours in uncertain, but we do promise
time enough for a wine tasting at the end!
http://www.crawfordbeck.com/
#2: Yamhill Watershed:Legacy Oak Prairie Habitat Restoration
From time immemorial, the Kalapuya
people of the Willamette Valley used controlled fires to manage the local
landscape, creating an idyllic expanse of nearly 1 million acres of open
grassland prairies dotted by scatterings of majestic, umbrella-shaped Oregon
white oak trees. As these ecosystems now
represent less than 1% of their historic range and the diversity of species
that rely on these habitats are in peril, efforts to preserve and enhance
remnant oak prairie habitats are more important than ever before. Join us for a tour and hike of a local Oak
Prairie habitat restoration site and learn about the tools that modern day
natural resource practitioners use to preserve and restore the landscapes of
the past.
http://www.gywc.org/
#3: Brewery Tour
McMinnville is famous for its great wine, but there is other
fermented products to explore in town! On this tour you will learn about the process of beer making in two local breweries. Cost of beer tasting paid by participant. There may be a 0.5 mile
walk between the breweries.
#4: Self-guided tours:
Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum: https://www.evergreenmuseum.org/
Downtown McMinnville: http://www.macdowntown.com/
And so much more!! https://visitmcminnville.com/activities/
If you'd like to support NWBIO and sponsor an event or be a vendor at our conference, please contact Jessica Friel.
The documents below will give you ideas of sponsorship options.
2019 NWBIO sponsorship types/levels
NWBIO (Northwest Biology Instructor's Organization) began in 1966 as a way to facilitate dialogue between faculty of Washington State community colleges, universities, and private four-year colleges, on pedagogical and scientific problems in the field of biology. Originally called WACBT (Washington Association of College Biology Teachers), NWBIO now includes additional faculty from British Columbia, Oregon, and Northern Idaho.
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2018 |
Portland Community College |
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2017 |
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2016 |
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2015 |
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2014 |
Bellevue Community College |
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2013 |
Pasco, Columbia Basin College |
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2012 |
Everett Community College |
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2011 |
Yakima Valley Community College |
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2010 |
Ocean Shores, Grays Harbor College |
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2009 |
Astoria, Clatsop Community College |
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2008 |
Salem, Chemeketa Community College |
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2007 |
Pack Forest, Edmonds Community College |
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2006 |
Bainbridge Island, Bellevue Community College |
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2005 |
Gresham, Mt Hood Community College |
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2004 |
Tacoma, Tacoma Community College and University of Washington-Tacoma |
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2003 |
Yakima, Yakima Valley Community College |
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2002 |
Bremerton, Olympic College? and North Seattle Community College |
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2001 |
Vancouver, WA, Clark College |
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2000 |
Vancouver, B.C., Langara College and the University of British Columbia |
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1999 |
Eugene, Lane Community College and the University of Oregon |
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1998 |
Seattle, Seattle Central CC and Seattle Pacific University |
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1997 |
Everett, Everett CC and University of Washington |
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1996 |
Aberdeen, Grays Harbor CC |
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1995 |
Portland, Mt Hood CC and Portland CC |
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1994 |
Spokane Falls, Spokane Falls CC and Washington State University |
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1993 |
Camp Waskowitz, North Seattle CC and Bellevue CC |
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1992 |
Ellensburg, Yakima Valley CC and Central Washington University |
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1991 |
Camp Casey, Shoreline CC and Skagit Valley CC |
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1990 |
Cispus, Lower Columbia CC |
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1989 |
Cheney, Eastern Washington University |
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1988 |
Abbotsford, B.C., Fraser Valley College |
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1987 |
Pack Forest, Seattle University |
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1986 |
Everett, Everett CC |
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1985 |
Moses Lake, Big Bend CC |
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1984 |
Castlegar, B.C., Selkirk College |
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1983 |
Lake Wilderness, University of Washington |
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1982 |
Sunquist Lab, Skagit Valley CC |
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1981 |
Fort Wright, Spokane CC |
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1980 |
Gwinwood, The Evergreen State College |
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1979 |
Camp Casey, Seattle Pacific University |
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1978 |
Cispus, Centralia College and Central Washington University |
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1977 |
Battelle Northwest, Columbia Basin CC |
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1976 |
Camp David, Peninsula CC |
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1975 |
Camp Seymour, Tacoma CC |
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1974 |
Gonzaga Retreat House, Spokane Falls CC |
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1973 |
Pack Forest, Highline CC |
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1972 |
Roche Harbor, Bellevue CC |
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1971 |
Lake Quinalt,Grays Harbor CC |
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1970 |
Camp Field, Wenatchee Valley College |
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1969 |
Hidden Valley Ranch, Green River CC |
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1968 |
Everett, Everett CC |
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1967 |
Stehekin, Shoreline CC |
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1966 |
Rosario Beach, Shoreline CC and Everett CC |