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As scientists we readily recognize the importance of our own work, but to give it value, we need to share it with others. Communicating ideas effectively can be especially challenging across different audiences and with different goals in mind. This workshop introduces tools, delivery methods, and skills that help us transform our scientific products and ideas into useful information, accessible for our colleagues, journalists, legislators, and the public.
In the spirit of CSC, incorporating science communication content into teaching and research education will be a special focus. The workshop will enable participants to effectively communicate scientific ideas and aims to develop SciComm sponsors within the research and academic communities.
Join us, our expert facilitators (ACS, AAAS, and AAU), and NPR’s Joe Palca (keynote speaker for the workshop) to learn more about:
- Fundamentals of public engagement
- Tools for engaging other communities
- Guidelines on social media presence
- Guidance to hone messages for various audiences
Workshop Information:
- Dates: From 5:00 p.m., 20th October to 1:30 p.m. on 22nd October
- Location: The American Chemical Society Headquarters in Washington D.C.
- Accommodations at the Beacon hotel are included with registration
- Nominal registration fee is $600. Reduced registration fees may be available (see application).*
- Registration is closed!
1st Meeting: 20th-22nd October 2019 at the American Chemical Society Headquarters in Washington D.C.
1st Meeting: 20th-22nd October 2019 at the American Chemical Society Headquarters in Washington D.C.
Organizers
Organizers
Sean Roberts, UT Austin
Scott Shaw, University of Iowa
Tom Markland, Stanford University
Chad Risko, University of Kentucky
Eric Hegg, Michigan State University
Lauren Waters, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh
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