Programs & Resources
Events & Trainings
We are delighted to host two featured events this fall, along with our annual joint programs: Scholarly Writing Practices (fall) and Scholarly Writing Techniques (spring).
FEATURED EVENTS: SPRING 2024
Our AY 2023-2024 theme is SPEAKING UP, and we're featuring several talks and activities that connect the UW and broader scicomm communities to a range of ideas, examples, and tools for how you can speak up for and about science.
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SEMINAR: Evidence-based approaches to sharing contentious science through social media
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LUNCH CHAT: Q&A on studying scicomm
Visit our events calendar for more details on these events & training programs.
FEATURED EVENTS: FALL 2023
Our AY 2023-2024 theme is SPEAKING UP, and we're featuring several talks and activities that connect the UW and broader scicomm communities to a range of ideas, examples, and tools for how you can speak up for and about science.
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Writing as a Scientist - 10/4
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Climate Readiness through Co-Produced Science - 10/5
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Digging into Science + Policy - 10/6
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Writing Better Science - 10/18
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Supporting Students Writing Science - 10/19
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Amplifying Concealed Narratives in Our Research Stories - 11/6
Visit our events calendar for more details on these events & training programs.
What we offer
WySCI offers a number of programs and resources and serves as a hub whereby the UWyo community can connect with additional programs, courses, and resources.
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Additional WySCI Resources & Services
- Weekly WySCI SciComm Support Drop-In
- WySCI Consulting & Collaboration on Broader Impacts
- Grant writing & other writing workshops
SciComm Courses at UWyo - includes recommendations for concentrations, minors, double-majors, and master's programs which are synergistic with careers in or including effective, inclusive scicomm
SciComm Resources Across Campus
SciComm Funding and Employment Opportunities at UWyo and beyond
The University of Wyoming has earned its Research Level 1 (R1) status from the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, placing Wyoming's only four-year university with the top research universities in the United States.