How does CAS approach science communication?
CAS trainees are encouraged to present research ideas and results effectively in writing, in oral presentation, and via use of one other medium such as radio, internet, social media, or an informal outreach venue. By distilling the societal relevance of research for conversation with a variety of audiences, including policy-makers, the general public, K-12 students and teachers, and specific stakeholder groups, our trainees are required to reach beyond the academy when communicatin the results of their research projects.
Past presentations
richie.call@usu.edu
Presentation on 2/5/2020: Communicating Truthfully and With a Purpose
steve.daniels@usu.edu
Presentation on 1/9/2020: An Inside-Out Look at the Use of Science in Policy Formation: Drawing Parallels Between the Northwest Forest Plan and Climate Politics.
nicole.allen@usu.edu
Presentation on 11/6/2019: Shifting Genre: Accommodating Scientific Findings to Popular Audiences
adrianne.moore@usu.edu
Presentation on 4/17/2019: Your Magical Voice: Vocal techniques for successful communication
jennifercpemberton@gmail.com
Presentation on 3/20/2019: The Big Thaw: Alaskans Tell the Story of Climate Change from their Front Row Seat
rachel.nia.hager@gmail.com
Presentation on 2/27/2019: The Role of Social Media to Create Accessible, Effective, and Engaging Science Communication
MACHLIS@clemson.edu
Presentation on 2/13/2019: Communicating Science During Crises
beth.shirley@usu.edu
Presentation on 1/16/2019: Connecting your Audience to your Science
robert.davies@usu.edu
Presentation on 11/14/2018: Methods and Techniques of Critical Science Communication
jasonthe@gmail.com
Presentation on 10/10/2018: Science, Public Policy and Changing Newsrooms
ricardo.ramirez@usu.edu
Presentation on 9/12/2018: Communicating in Extension
star.coulbrooke@usu.edu
Presentation on 3/28/2018: Communicating Science Through Creative Writing
carsten.meier@usu.edu
Presentation on 11/15/2017: Communicating Science with Photography
jennifer.peeples@usu.edu
Presentation on 10/18/2017: Untitled
michelle.baker@usu.edu,
mark.brunson@usu.edu
Presentation on 4/26/2017: Translational Ecology: Communicating Science for Action
skent@hjnews.com
Presentation on 4/12/2017: Appealing to Editors: Inside the Mindset of an Endangered Species
star.coulbrooke@usu.edu
Presentation on 3/15/2017: Make it Creative; Make it Relatable
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