A Chat with Dr. Echo Rivera
I chat with Dr. Echo Rivera, who helps academics and scientists communicate through presentations.
We talk about using Twitter all day, jumping into conversations, and more.
Prep for your Next Conference Presentation
Every presentation or talk you give is a chance to make an impact.
Announcing your talk on social media is not the bad kind of self-promotion.
Let's talk talk about the benefits, like finding the right audience.
A Chat with Greg Loring-Albright
GRAD STUDENT INTERVIEW:
I chat with Greg-Loring Albright, a 2nd year Communications and Media PhD student at Drexel University. We talk about game design, Twitter, and social media life.
Share Your Writing in a Meaningful Way
Academic writing takes a long time. Peer review is slow.
That's why it's so important to start talking about your project now.
A Chat with Dr. Leigh A. Hall
Curious how other academics are using social media? I'm chatting with faculty and grad students like you.
Meet Leigh A. Hall, PhD, Professor of Adolescent Literature at the University of Wyoming.
Find Your Scholarly Network on Social Media
People tell you to join Twitter for the conversation, or connect on Facebook. Once you get there, what's the best way to ensure you have a good time?
Social media is a two-way street. It's important that you follow the right people to have a curated feed.
By following the right people, you take control of the types of content you are regularly exposed to. This is true for every platform.
Gift Guide for Grad Students
Graduate students need the holiday season to relax. It's important to practice self-care, and spend time with friends and family. But what do you buy them?
You want your grad student to have the gift they need this holiday season. You know them well, but do you know what they need for their grad school life?
My gift guide is here to help.
How to Communicate Your Academic Life this Holiday Season
Chances are you're spending time this holiday season with friends and family outside your specialty.
Whether you're an student or faculty member, explaining how and what you do can feel overwhelming. Ask yourself
What is the impact of your work?
What part will be of most interest to this group?
What can I compare this to?
Read more How to Communicate Your Academic Life this Holiday Season