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June

June 20 – Communication Skills: User-Friendly Writing (1 of 2)

12:00-1:30 pm EDT, Zoom event. In this two part workshop, we address the challenges of conveying your research story in a persuasive way for technical and nontechnical stakeholders. We will focus on various structures of writing across STEM and humanities fields to include organization and interpretation of results. These will include technical/non-technical reports, results & discussion sections or articles and theses, and similar types of writing projects. Click HERE to learn more and register.

June 24 – Communication Skills: Revise & Refine: Fellowships & Grants Workshopping Session

10:00-11:30 am EDT, Zoom event. Wanting more one-on-one feedback on your fellowship and grant application? This workshop session is available by appointment for specific feedback and workshopping on an application you are developing or hoping to apply for in the future. Click HERE to learn more and register.

June 25 – Communication Skills: Concise Communication

12:00-1:30 pm EDT, Zoom event. Do people say that you communicate too much verbally or in written form? If so, join the Graduate School for Concise Communication, formerly Concise Writing. This interactive workshop will address the challenge of building clear, concise sentences to communicate your science to diverse stakeholders. Using Richard Lanham’s famous “Paramedic Method” and other approaches, participants will leave the session with strategies for user-friendly sentences in reports and other areas of workplace communication. Click HERE to learn more and register.

June 27 – Communication Skills: User-Friendly Writing (2 of 2)

12:00-1:30 pm EDT, Zoom event. In this two part workshop, we address the challenges of conveying your research story in a persuasive way for technical and nontechnical stakeholders. We will focus on various structures of writing across STEM and humanities fields to include organization and interpretation of results. These will include technical/non-technical reports, results & discussion sections or articles and theses, and similar types of writing projects. Click HERE to learn more and register.