Engage Evaluation Update 2015
We've been under the radar for over a year, but we have a lot of successes to share with our backers and the experiment program!This year, 14 graduate students completed the Engage course and gave ...
Now Livestreaming: Engage Student Talks at Town Hall Seattle
the science of rockets and lightningstem cells and new heartscarbon nanontubes and teething gelsTune in for free on livestream@EngageScience
Requesting the highest of fives...
This is just a short, backers-only post just to say thanks to each and every one of you. Here at Engage, we could not be more elated to have our project more than fully funded, and to have the supp...
Top 5 Errors Scientists Make When Communicating to the Public (Plus Cute Animal Gifs)
The first rule of science communication is to know your audience. With this in mind, our lab note today features the most popular communication technique for an audience of random people on the int...
The elevator pitch: explaining the "so what?" of your research in 2 minutes or less.
When you hear the word "elevator pitch" do you picture a couple of business types wearing suits and talking widgets in a fancy building downtown? Well this classic communication te...
Our Project Featured on Randy Olson's blog!
I had a bit of a fan girl moment last week when I got the chance to speak with Randy Olson about our project. He's the author of "Don't Be Such a Scientist," one of the books that i...
Wowza! Thanks and here's a behind-the-scenes peek at our class.
The success we've had in the first 3 days of this project surpasses what we could have ever hoped and dreamed. We're already over 50% funded! And what a treat to have a very generous donor match al...