Register for “Science: Becoming the Messenger” workshop May 29 in Boise
March 13, 2014
Learn how to talk about science with your neighbors or the news media at a free workshop, Wednesday, May 29 at Boise State University. Faculty, staff and students on all ºÚ°µ±¬ÁÏÍø campuses are invited to attend. Click here to register. Space is limited.
The purpose of the workshop – titled Science: Becoming the Messenger – is to help the higher education community improve skills for communicating science to a public audience. It’s intended for principal investigators, early-career scientists and engineers, students, postdoctoral scholars, deans, vice presidents, and public information officers, according to organizers. Presenters include bestselling science journalist Chris Mooney and Emmy-award winning producer Joe Schreiber.
The National Science Foundation and Idaho NSF EPSCoR are sponsoring the event. You don’t have to be a member of the NSF or EPSCoR to attend.