Communicating your Science
Learn how to create engaging presentations with CEEE workshops and resources, offering scientists tools for storytelling, structuring talks, and connecting with broad audiences.
This collection of resources provides the practical tools needed for making compelling presentations focused on storytelling, audience engagement, and clear communication of complex ideas. Through the Engaged Scientist Series and the Making Presentations that Stick, you'll learn about brainstorming, structuring your presentations, and applying techniques that connect your work to real-world issues.
These resources, tailored for early-career STEM researchers, offer strategies to engage broad audiences, promote environmental resilience, and communicate effectively through traditional and social media platforms, ensuring your science makes an impact beyond the university setting.
Making Presentations That Stick
What makes a compelling presentation about your work and science? Making Presentations that Stick explores what makes a compelling and engaging presentation about you and your work by centering storytelling and engagement techniques. In this video, we explore and provide tools to work through the brainstorming process, structuring your talk, and engagement techniques.
This paired worksheet provides a template for planning an engaging presentation.
Engaged Scientist Series
As communities face growing challenges in resilience, environmental health, and safety, scientists need the skills to engage effectively beyond the university. The Engaged Scientist Series was created for early-career STEM researchers and offered resources to support meaningful collaboration with partners and public audiences.
Through public lectures and interactive workshops, experts in science, communication, and community engagement shared case studies and best practices. Participants gained tools to build resilient partnerships, navigate challenges, and communicate their work across diverse settings and media platforms.
