My Nature GeoStory
I won something! No, there's no money involved. Yes, it does mean that I have to do additional writing. But, am I excited? ABSOLUTELY!!!...
Travels with Science: Hawai`i -> Israel -> Paris -> Woods Hole -> Austria -> Hung
In June of 2017, I departed for Maui to teach for a week at Akamai PREP through the Institute for Science and Engineering Educator's...
Share Your Science: Outreach with Dr. Laura Good
As a collaboration between CORE and GEODES, Dr. Laura Good, Education Manager at Stanford's Center for Ocean Solutions and director of...
Ice in Antarctica is melting. How might the water underneath contribute?
Carolyn Begeman, a PhD student in the Earth and Planetary Sciences department, gave us a practice talk in preparation for a seminar she...
Get the word out! A Panel Discussion on Managing your Message with the Media
In CORE's first collaboration with GEODES (Geoscientists Encouraging Openness & Diversity in the Earth Sciences), a series of panelists...
Practice Makes Perfect
If you're like me, you're a human with emotions. These emotions are great. They make you feel alive! But they also make you dread data...
Reflections on ASLO: An oceanography graduate student goes to Hawaii to communicate science
I attended and presented at the ASLO (Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography) conference in Honolulu, HI earlier this...
Communicating Interdisciplinary Science: Who are your audience?
At a CORE meeting earlier this month, I had the opportunity practice the first talk I was going to give on my thesis research. As a first...
From water circulation to fish dispersal: A practice talk by Anna Lowe
Last week, Ocean Sciences PhD student, Anna Lowe, gave us a talk in preparation for a meeting with research collaborators to ensure that...
Exciting, new outreach resource
During the CORE meeting 2 weeks ago, we all spent time constructing our online presence. Some of our members have already published their...
