Meet Rachel Campbell Murdy, a Laboratory Coordinator and Technical Support at U of G! In her role, Rachel is responsible for a variety of tasks including attending meetings, writing reports and participating in activities with farmers and local entrepreneurs. Her main task involves conducting research into looking at Bioproducts products. To become a laboratory coordinate, you will need a Bachelor’s degree in Laboratory Science, Biology, Chemistry, etc. Laboratory Coordinators can work in a variety of labs. Technicians can work in an academic, government or company setting. Seed, chemical, biotech and animal health companies are examples of companies that hire laboratory technicians. This video is for all ages.