A&S Graduate Studies

Location

Elizabeth Talbott, associate dean for research & faculty development, School of Education, will present "Tips and Tricks for Science Communication."

Pitching your research to policymakers, funders, grant reviewers, journal editors, or employers? Forget the elevator pitch—the narrative approach is what works! Learn how to hook your audience, identify gaps, and show how your research can close those gaps. Randy Olson’s (2015) book Houston: We Have a Narrative is our guide to better science communication.

Contact

[[ehtalbott, Elizabeth Talbott]], Associate Dean for Research & Faculty Development

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