Presenters-0639
From CSDMS
Communicating convergent heterogeneous themes in your research
Abstract
This experiential clinic will introduce and have attendees incorporate personal and social components into communications of their research from design stages to presentations. Participants will be encouraged at the start to try some pre-conference exercises related to professional networking and mentoring that will be examined and discussed during a reflective exercise near the end of the workshop. Comparisons will be made between conventional samples from publications that explain science motivations with motivations they might communicate after reflecting on the social relevance of their theoretical or modeling research. Workshop exercises will involve participants making slides, infographics, workflows, and/or writing text that practice weaving together the elements of their science with personal and social relevance. Feedback will be exchanged with other participants. The goals are to build confidence amongst participants in sharing aspects of human interest in their science and build skills they can practice in the future in their collaborations, research design, and presentations. An objective is to use self- and social- awareness skills when developing their science themes and notice differences when compared with when they are not used. The possibilities are endless. All career-stages are welcome and are expected to benefit from inter-career-stage and inter-subfield communications.
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