It was a great session yesterday. A big thanks to Kevin Ahern and Pat Kight for presenting and facilitating.   

And thanks to everyone who contributed to the discussion!  

Here are some resources:

• Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science 
• The Story Collider – A weekly podcast of stories by scientists, about science
• TED Talks
• COMPASS – Equipping scientists with the skills to communicate with journalists, policy markers and other non-scientist audiences
• Kevin Ahern’s YouTube channel
• Science & Engineering in the Lives of Students – Engaging children in STEM learning by showing them science and math at work in the real world
• Sept. 2012 Facebook highlighted OSU professor Video: Speeding Up Science
• Fermilab – kids drawings before and after meeting a scientist

Some of the best resources and articles are shared on social media from science communicators around the world. 

• #scicomm and #scioSciComm on Twitter
• Science of Science Communication Facebook group
• Science Communication Central Facebook page

Attend AAAS Annual Meeting science communication sessions

Interesting Opportunity: Fulbright-National Geographic Digital Storytelling Fellowship