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IARC Communications Team
IARC Communications Team
Although science communicators are embedded in several IARC groups, we support each other as a team to ensure your best work reaches the intended audiences and advances IARC's goals.
The first step in working with the team is to fill out the Communications Request form with your needs. Your request will be routed to the appropriate team member, who will schedule a meeting with you to discuss it further.
Using this form instead of email or phone will help us coordinate as a team to better support you.
UAF Research Assistant Professor and University Director of AK CASC Faculty
Kristin supervises most of the communications staff listed here. Her focus is on long-term strategy and building stability for IARC’s communications and public engagement capacity.AK CASC Science Communication Lead
Suzanna is the media contact, content developer, and communications coordinator for the AK CASC (Alaska Climate Adaptation Science Center).Location: Anchorage, APU Campus, Grace HallAK CASC & SNAP Science Communicator
Mike supports AK CASC and SNAP (Scenarios Network for Alaska + Arctic Planning) communications through content development, storytelling, and outreach support. Location: Fairbanks, UAF Campus, Akasofu 411AK CASC Science Communicator
Lia supports AK CASC communications through content development, storytelling, and outreach support. Location: Fairbanks, UAF Campus, Akasofu 411IARC Science Communication Lead
Moss is the main contact for IARC communications.- Press releases
- Website development
- IARC newsletter
- Communications coordination
- Researcher & project support
- Strategic communication
Laura Weingartner
Laura Weingartner
ACCAP & AFSC Science Communications Lead
Laura serves as communications support, planning, and media contact for ACCAP (Alaska Center for Climate Assessment and Preparedness) and AFSC (Alaska Fire Science Consortium).Location: Fairbanks, UAF Campus, Akasofu 411Page updated
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