Public Engagement Workshops

for Scientists

Our public engagement workshops, also known as Scientifically Speaking, are a forum for young scientists to openly discuss concerns they have about speaking to the media and the public. We have two types of workshops: half day or full day, each featuring panels of scientists, journalists, and science communicators who provide context and explanation for why it is important for scientists and journalists to work together. We encourage scientists who attend our workshops to engage in these conversations, both during our sessions and afterwards.

Workshop contact

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Past Workshops

June 2017: Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (Boston, MA)

April 2017: Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) Group on Institutional Advancement (GIA) (Puerto Rico)

March 2017: University of Southern California (Los Angeles, CA)

February 2017: AAAS (Boston, MA)

November 2016: University of Washington, Seattle

November 2016: American Statistical Association (Washington, DC)

November 2016: University of Pittsburgh (PA)

October 2016: Women in Statistics and Data Science Conference (Charlotte, NC)

September 2016: Carnegie Mellon (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)

July 2016: American Society of Plant Biologists (Austin, TX)

June 2016: Rockefeller University (New York, NY)

May 2016: Caltech (Pasadena, CA)

February 2015: San Jose, CA

February 2015: University of Massachusetts, Boston

June 2015: American Plant Biology Society (Minneapolis, MN)