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National Institutes of Health
Clinical and Translational Science Awards Consortium

Las Vegas, NV

04/06/2024

National NIH CTSA Science Communicators Meeting

National Institutes of Health
Clinical and Translational Science Awards Consortium

Las Vegas, NV

04/06/2024

Building Your Scientific Brand on Social Media... Without Getting Into Trouble!

University of Washington in St. Louis
Biological Sciences Division
PhD Program

St. Louis, MO

08/19/2024-08/22/2024

Sci Comm Secrets for Scientists

Recently Took the Stage

Ideas Worth Spreading

Grand Junction, CO

11/04/2023

Crack the Case of Human Connection

Duke

National Forum on Best Practices to Address Health Misinformation

Research Triangle Park, NC

11/16/2023

Developing Strategies for Healthcare Professionals to Combat Medical Misinformation

Women in Medicine Summit

Chicago, IL

9/22/2023

Build Your Personal Sci Comm Skills

Mindshare Collaborative for Health & Wellness Influencers

Palm Springs, CA

6/21/2023

Make Your Media Interviews Powerful

National Library of Medicine

Virtual

4/5/2023

Training Health Professionals to Evaluate Resources, Improve Scientific Communication, and Address Health Misinformation

The University of Kansas

Kansas City, KS

3/11/2023

Communication is Key: Discover Ways to Build Trust, Create Genuine Relationships, & Spark Positive Community Impacts

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ComSciCon

Chicago, IL

9/18/2022

Science Media and Freelance

Austrian Research & Innovation Talk 2022

Austrian Embassy

Chicago, IL

9/17/2022

Strengthening Trust in Science and Democracy

UChicago Medicine

UChicago Medicine Section of Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition

Chicago, IL

7/30/2022

Academic Skills Retreat

UChicago Medicine

UChicago Medicine Scientist Training Program (MSTP)

Starved Rock, IL

6/25/2022

Science Communications

Society for Scholarly Publishing

Society for Scholarly Publishing

Chicago, IL

6/2/2022

Ethical Science Communication to the Public: New Concerns for Society and Publishers

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National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences

Chicago, IL

4/23/2022

Combatting Disinformation and Misinformation

ACTS

Translational Science Conference

Chicago, IL

4/21/2022

Welcome to The New Normal and Save Da Hoomans

Elevate Beryl Institute

The Beryl Institute: The Global Patient Experience Conference

Indianapolis, IN

3/28/22

Performing a Jargonectomy™️: No Anesthesia Necessary

Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society - What's Next for Health

Orlando, FL

3/14/22

The Power of Storytelling: Make Your Audience the Hero

Department of Neurology

Virtual

10/11/2021

Make Your Presentations Pop: The Art and Science of Delivering Great Talks

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National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences

Virtual

12/1/2021

A transformative, patient-centered collaboration to boost research participation

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National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences

Virtual

12/2/2021

Dogs are Mobilizing to Save Da Hoomans

“A patient asked me if I read this book that says doctors lie…how do I respond to something like that?” – Real question from a real participant in our science communication training for University of Chicago residents and fellows on addressing misinformation.

Come behind the scenes, enjoy some excerpts, and hear from folks who did it!

The attendees were ravenous for more information and resources for this kind of training. Many physicians want to write op-eds, give great talks, obviously connect with their patients, and make an impact beyond the walls of a clinic.

It was an honor to give them a dose of those skills through this training, and I’m grateful to be building a world with other passionate educators where more trainees like these will get this kind of programming they need.

Huge thanks to the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for the grant support that made this possible. And *high-fives* to amazing teammates who build this together, like Dean for Medical Education Vineet Arora MD MAPP and The University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine Graduate Medical Education (GME), Urban Health Initiative, and Community Champions Program.