#SciComm Seminars is a monthly series focusing on topics related to all aspects of science communication. The series features Washington University faculty and staff, plus expert guests from the St. Louis community. The series was developed and co-sponsored by the Bernard Becker Medical Library and the Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences at Washington University School of Medicine.

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Submissions from 2023

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Science Communication to Enhance Health Decisions (keynote), Ellen Peters

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SciComm Seminar: A writer’s journey: University communicator to journalist and back again, Chris Woolston

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The Translational Science Benefits Model: Moving beyond traditional measures of research impact., Stephanie Andersen

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How to Craft a Creative Pitch, Cyril Loum

Submissions from 2022

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Social media engagement for healthcare workers, Rakhee K. Bhayani

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What's your story? Using narratives to open science, Maryam Zaringhalam

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Communicating beyond the academy: Reaching policymakers and stakeholders, Beth Prusaczyk

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Communicating with Policymakers to Maximize Impact, Karen Joynt Maddox and Timothy McBride

Submissions from 2021

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Inclusion of Diverse Populations in Health Research, Joyce E. Balls-Berry

Submissions from 2020

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Using Popular Media to Combat Health Misinformation, Jessi Gold

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From Professional to Personal: Communication Tips from the Children's Mom Docs, Jamie Kondis and Kendra Whittle

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Comics and Graphic Novels About Medicine: Healthcare Providers, Patients, and the Medical System, Jessica Gross

Submissions from 2019

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Taking it to the Masses: Building Science Outreach Programs, Cynthia Wichelman and Erik Herzog

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Minding Our Words: Communicating to Mitigate Negative Impact, Vetta S. Thompson and Paola Rijos-Saitta

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Graphic, Numerical, Historical: Using the Visual to Communicate Science, Heather Corcoran and Alvitta Ottley

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The Other Side of Complexity: Crafting Prevention Messages for the Public, Hank Dart

Submissions from 2018

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How to Promote Your Work with Social Media: Takeaways from Gun Violence Prevention and Stop the Bleed, Sydney Miller, Virgil Tipton, and LJ Punch

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Communicating Genetic Test Results, Patricia Dickson, Sarah Hartz, Jonathan W. Heusel, and Jessica Mozersky

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Telling your story in a ‘post-truth’ world, Tina Hesman Saey, Jeanne Erdmann, Eli Chen, and Ava Ehrlich

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Lost in Translation: Communicating with a Multidisciplinary Scientific Audience, Andrew Knight and Alan L. Schwartz

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Communicating research with lay audiences, Timothy J. Poor, Denise Hooks-Anderson, and Will Ross

Submissions from 2017

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Elevator pitches - Stories in 3 minutes or less, Sally Michael and Indira Mysorekar

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Preparing dynamic and engaging presentations, Mychal Voorhees and Victoria Fraser

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Social media for promoting science and research, Dera Luce, Amy M. Suiter, and Kenan Omurtag