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The Secrets and Future of Science Communication Education, with Alan Shapiro

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In this episode of SciChat.fm, we chat with Alan Shapiro Science Slam, teaching science communication, juggling all the hats of a millenial freelancer, and the past and future of science communication. We dive into why science bar nights have become so popular, and the important role they play in the science communication landscape. We also talk about Alan's work as an instructor of sustainable business and science communication at BCIT and dive deep into what makes for successful science communication education. We also chat about Alan's medium article Looking Back: A Decade of Canadian Science Communication and where he sees the future of the science communication industry going.
Check out Alan on Twitter at @watercomm and on LinkedIn.
Alan Shapiro is a Water and Sustainability Consultant, the Director of waterNEXT, the Principal at Shapiro & Company, an Instructor at BCIT School of Business + Media, an Advisor CSI Climate Ventures, and one of the founders of science Slam.
Host Koby Michaels has been communicating science since accidentally joining The Ubyssey, UBC’s student newspaper, in 2014. During his time at the paper, Koby founded the science section, serving as the section's editor for two years. Koby has written and produced science journalism for The Ubyssey, WBUR, The Tyee, Hakai Magazine and NPR. After transitioning to focus on video, Koby has worked with Geering Up UBC and Actua — two of Canada’s leading STEM outreach organizations — producing documentary and education videos from across Canada and the Arctic. Currently, Koby is an associate producer at Avo Media (avomedia.ca). You can creep on Koby and find more of his work at his horrible out of date website kobymichaels.com.
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In this episode of SciChat.fm, we chat with Alan Shapiro Science Slam, teaching science communication, juggling all the hats of a millenial freelancer, and the past and future of science communication. We dive into why science bar nights have become so popular, and the important role they play in the science communication landscape. We also talk about Alan's work as an instructor of sustainable business and science communication at BCIT and dive deep into what makes for successful science communication education. We also chat about Alan's medium article Looking Back: A Decade of Canadian Science Communication and where he sees the future of the science communication industry going.
Check out Alan on Twitter at @watercomm and on LinkedIn.
Alan Shapiro is a Water and Sustainability Consultant, the Director of waterNEXT, the Principal at Shapiro & Company, an Instructor at BCIT School of Business + Media, an Advisor CSI Climate Ventures, and one of the founders of science Slam.
Host Koby Michaels has been communicating science since accidentally joining The Ubyssey, UBC’s student newspaper, in 2014. During his time at the paper, Koby founded the science section, serving as the section's editor for two years. Koby has written and produced science journalism for The Ubyssey, WBUR, The Tyee, Hakai Magazine and NPR. After transitioning to focus on video, Koby has worked with Geering Up UBC and Actua — two of Canada’s leading STEM outreach organizations — producing documentary and education videos from across Canada and the Arctic. Currently, Koby is an associate producer at Avo Media (avomedia.ca). You can creep on Koby and find more of his work at his horrible out of date website kobymichaels.com.
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