Posts by: Liz Neeley

By Liz Neeley Published April 25, 2015 Title: Assembling (Science) Networks Online Categories: Communication, Science Tags: connecting, culture, social media, Twitter, community, conversation, Liz Neeley “People never ask whether birds are good or bad because they fly in flocks,” I say, while a murmuration of starlings whirls on the screen behind me. I pause, ...

By Liz Neeley Published March 31, 2015 Title: 5 Steps For Integrating #SciComm Into STEM Graduate Education Categories: About COMPASS, Leadership Tags: collaboration, community, culture, evaluation, facilitation, GradSciComm, graduate school, more resources, tools, trainings, workshops, Liz Neeley Last month, an article in The Atlantic stated, “Beginning this...

By Liz Neeley Published February 3, 2015 Title: The Hidden Curriculum In Graduate Education Categories: culture, goals, GradSciComm, publications, social media, Liz Neeley Tags: Science, Communication, Reflection As we prepare to roll out the final #GradSciComm Report this week, I’ve been revisiting the moments of inspiration and flashes of insight that shaped...

By Liz Neeley Published November 13, 2014 Title: Maximizing Moritz Et Al: On Publication & Promotion Categories: Interviews, Media, Science Tags: coaching, context, fire, framing, journalists, Message Box, navigating, press release, relevance, story, writing Max Moritz is the lead author on the invited review Learning to Coexist with Wildfire, published last Thur...

By Liz Neeley Published August 5, 2014 Title: On Vulnerability In Art And Science Communication Categories: Reflection Tags: imposter syndrome, perspective, social media, story, trust, Liz Neeley My closet is organized in a color spectrum, as are my books, and more strangely, my cleaning products. My spreadsheets march in rainbow precision, as do my (many) calenda...