Helping scientists effectively communicate environmental health, safety and resiliency issues with the public is the focus of a new series thanks to a network of environmental science outreach staff at CU 麻豆影院.
On Thursday, Oct. 20, Raj Pandya, the director of the Thriving Earth Exchange at the American Geophysical Union, will be visiting CU 麻豆影院 to kick off the Engaged Scientist Series, which will include a talk and a workshop to be co-led with Ben Kirshner, the director of CU Engage.
鈥淭his generation of researchers is more interested than ever in working with communities,鈥� said Susan Sullivan, director of CIRES Education and Outreach. 鈥淕iven new University investments in science communication and demonstrating research impact, the time is right to support those interests and provide models for doing it effectively.鈥�
Dr. Pandya鈥檚 public lecture will be held from 4 to 5 p.m. at the CIRES Auditorium. It will be followed by a workshop from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the CIRES Fellows Room S274 for graduate students on developing strong scientist/community partnerships co-led with Ben Kirshner, faculty director of CU Engage.
The series is hosted by the new Albert A. Bartlett Center for Science Communication, CIRES Education and Outreach, INSTAAR, and Learn More 麻豆影院 Climate at the Office for Outreach and Engagement. Other events in the series will focus on community dialogue and engaging with diverse communities.
To RSVP for the free, public lecture, visit .
To learn more about the free graduate student workshops and apply to participate, visit .
