Thursday, September 24

How do you engage the public?

How Do You Engage the Public?

Nominations are now open for the AAAS Early Career Award for Public Engagement with Science and the inaugural cohort of the AAAS Leshner Leadership Institute.
 
 

AAAS Early Career Award

This award recognizes early career scientists who demonstrate excellence in their research careers as well as in promoting meaningful dialogue between science and society.           
The award recipient will win $5,000, a commemorative plaque, and complimentary registration and travel to the 2016 AAAS Annual Meeting in Washington, DC.

Nominations are due October 15Eligibility and nomination requirements are listed on our website.

AAAS Leshner Leadership Institute

This program convenes mid-career scientists who demonstrate leadership and excellence in their research careers, and interest in promoting meaningful dialogue between science and society.

Each year, a cohort of 15 Public Engagement Fellows from disciplines at the nexus of important science-society issues will convene for a week of intensive public engagement and science communication training and public engagement plan development. The first cohort will be comprised of scientists whose research focuses on climate change.

The Fellows will return to their institutions with a renewed commitment to develop and implement public engagement activities, a forum for training other scientists in their communities, increased capacity for public engagement leadership, and the support of their cohort.

Nominations are due November 1Eligibility and nomination requirements are on our website.

Workshops for any Career Level
Now Booking for Spring 2016!

The AAAS Communicating Science workshops are specifically designed for scientists at any career level who want to better communicate complex or challenging concepts to non-scientific audiences, including funders, policy-makers, journalists, and the public.

Workshops typically last 3-6 hours and are customized to the needs, skills, and interests of the participants. Through group discussions and short practice sessions, AAAS facilitators and scientist peers provide participants with feedback and concrete advice on messages, audiences, and communication skill development.
Learn more about our Communicating Science workshops, or contact us today to discuss hosting a workshop at your institution.
AAAS
Center for Public Engagement with Science and Technology
American Association for the Advancement of Science
1200 New York Ave NW, Washington DC 20005






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