This workshop introduces science graduate students to science communication, focused on presentation skills for non-specialist audiences. If you are looking for opportunities to get your research to the public and practice your presentations skills in a safe and non-judgmental environment, this workshop is for you! We will give you tips to create effective, clear and concise presentations, as well as some guidelines on slide design. You will have the chance to give and receive feedback in small groups and participate in group discussions as we all dissect pre-recorded presentations as case studies. Join us for an interactive session, get to know your peers and the amazing work they are doing, and brush up your skills for your next conference!

Facilitators: Jason Dodd (Science Learning Specialist, McLaughlin Library), Keriann Mcgoogan (CEPS Research Communications Officer) and Virginia Capmourteres (CBS Research and Graduate Officer)

This Teams event requires advance registration.

All levels of SciComm experience and disciplinary science backgrounds welcome!

Important: We encourage you to check out how to prepare an Elevator Pitch so we can work on it together during the session!

Related LibGuide: Present Like a Pro