Communications & Media.
I presented flood hazard information to the US-China Delegation for the Disaster Management Exchange in Portland, OR (Nov 2017).
Communication isn't as hard as some make it seem. When it comes to talking to others, especially when explaining science or telling a story, the key is consequences outweigh precision. You should always be honest, tell the truth, but don't sweat the small stuff. Don't get lost in the details. People care about themes and meaning, not the mundane. Knowing what information isn't worth sharing is the hard part. There are professionals out there who can help. Like me.
Now you know and knowing is half the battle.
Now you know and knowing is half the battle.
"Be clear. Be concise. Be a bit irreverent."
More than Science
As an outlet to better reach people, Steven started a website showcasing how parenting can improve public speaking, and routinely contributes to writing, illustrating, and storytelling on a variety of social media feeds online.
As an outlet to better reach people, Steven started a website showcasing how parenting can improve public speaking, and routinely contributes to writing, illustrating, and storytelling on a variety of social media feeds online.
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- US., China Disaster Management Exchange
- AWRA Panelist/Moderator - "The Art of Good Science Communication"
- Public Information Officer trainee - Eagle Creek Fire
- Department of Interior (DOI) Crisis Communication Subcommittee (Member)
