Bonnie Robeson

Bonnie Robeson is a Senior Lecturer at the Carey Business School of Johns Hopkins University, where she teaches analytical and project-based courses since 2009. She is also affiliated with the university’s Advanced Academic Programs in Biotechnology.

• Education
  • BA in Chemistry
  • MS in Biochemistry
  • PhD in Nutrition Biochemistry
  • Masters of Administrative Science (MAS) with Management concentration

Bonnie’s research and teaching focus spans biotechnology enterprise, entrepreneurship, and quantitative analysis. Her expertise bridges scientific innovation with business strategy, particularly in life sciences and healthcare sectors.

Her work emphasizes experiential learning, including courses like Innovation for Humanity, Executive MBA capstone projects, and healthcare consulting practicums. She has contributed to translational biotechnology education through courses such as Translational Biotechnology and Managing Biotechnology Professionals.

• Scientific Awards
  • Excellence in Teaching Award (twice)
  • Dean’s Award for Faculty Excellence (two consecutive years)
  • Stegman Award for academic excellence (straight “A”s)

With over 30 years in the life sciences industry, Bonnie has led drug discovery initiatives as Principal Investigator on a National Cancer Institute contract, directed North American operations for a European drug discovery firm, and founded a compound management organization.