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July 14, 2021
Students in Northern Michigan are learning the cannabis industry as it keeps growing across the state.
Noah Yates, a student at Lake Superior State University, has two more semesters before he’ll earn a bachelor’s degree in cannabis chemistry, one of the first programs in the country to focus on analyzing cannabis related compounds. “A lot of our coursework is a lot of chemistry, organic chemistry, general chemistry,” he said. “A lot of it would be on the analytical side of chemistry.”
Yates is now getting first hand experience in the field with an internship at Cannalicious Labs, a company that takes the biomass out of the plant and creates concentrated products. “It’s bringing cannabis out of the prohibition days, the black market days, and I say this a lot, especially to my staff, but we’re making history here,” said Devin DeFord, executive vice president of Cannalicious Labs.
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Vangst and
Virtual Career Fair for the Michigan Cannabis Market.
The event will have moderated cannabis panels with industry experts, booths from every company with open positions looking to hire, and 1:1 networking opportunities with panelists, sponsors, and attendees. This will be a free event for current companies in the Michigan cannabis market or with growing operations in the state. Attendance for job-seekers will also be free.
“Our goal with the MI Career Fair is to highlight both plant-touching and ancillary job opportunities in the cannabis industry. Many people think that you have to grow and sell cannabis in order to be a part of this industry, but some of the biggest opportunities are those that don t touch the plant at all,” Kelsea Applebaum, head of community partnerships at Vangst, told Benzinga.
Stem Holdings, Inc. d/b/a Driven by Stem (OTCQX: STMH) (CSE: STEM) (the
Company or
Stem ), the first multi-state, vertically integrated Farm-to-Home⢠(F2H) cultivation and technology omnichannel cannabis company featuring a proprietary Delivery-as-a-Service (DaaS) marketplace platform, today announced that it has teamed up with Organic Guyz, a Michigan Cannabis company, for the opening of its newest dispensary in the heart of Kalamazoo, Michigan this June. In addition, Stem will introduce its Budee e-commerce and delivery platform for the first time in the Midwest, in order to service the entire state of Michigan with future plans for expansion in adjacent markets.
/PRNewswire/ Stem Holdings, Inc. d/b/a Driven by Stem (OTCQX: STMH) (CSE: STEM) (the "Company" or "Stem"), the first multi-state, vertically integrated.