Join us for a panel of faculty who have been appointed to serve on various federal government panels.

Dr. Grimm will give a short talk followed by a workshop to help you develop your perfect elevator pitch. Join with https://msu.zoom.us/j/702820304.

We provide the peeps and you create a science-themed diorama. We'll be in EB 3405.

We'll be hosting a science-themed art exhibition again this year. This session will cover how you can get involved. Room BCC M216.

Join MSU SciComm as we discuss proposed legislation to address climate change. Food will be provided. We'll be in EB 3540.

Join us as we watch the Federation of American Scientists's Day One Project presentation, a series of bold new science and technology policy proposals ready for the winner of the 2020 presidential election. Room 3405A

Join us for our first meeting of the year! Lauren Razzaq, the digital director for The Detroit News, will give a presentation on using social media to communicate your science. The meeting is in room 3540

The Union of Concerned Scientists will host this lunch and teach us how to testify for science! Food will be provided. This will be at the Engineering building room 3540

The Union of Concerned Scientists will host this lunch and teach us how to engage with policymakers! Food will be provided. This will be at the Engineering building room 3540

Join us at The Grid Arcade & Bar for Beat the Scientist. We're proud to release our special collaboration with Saugatuck Brewing Co.- Atomic Ale. We're going to be there; the MSU SciComm and The Sci-Files from Impact 89 FM. This event is open to the public, but you must be 21 and older to enter.

MSU SciComm is hosting a Live Science-Art Show ft. our guest speaker Physics Girl. This event will be live-streamed inside the FRIB auditorium. This event is free. Tickets are available to through the Wharton Center Ticket Office.

Come join MSU SciComm at the Abrams planetarium for a tour of the FRIB on the dome. Solar telescopes will be out, guests can create clouds in a bottle, there is science-art in the planetarium. Tours will be held in rotations so anyone can come from 11am-5pm! This event is open to the public.

Opening day of the MSU SciComm science-art exhibition outside of the FRIB auditorium. This event is open to the public.

The Union of Concerned Scientists will host this lunch for us. Add to what you've learned at the previous lunches and learn how to advocate your science! Lunch is provided. This will be at the engineering building room 3540.

Dr. Paul Thompson will host this lunch. It is important for scientists to understand the ethics of science policy before advocating. Come learn and have lunch on us! This will be in the engineering building room 3540.

The Meta-Review is part of a program called the NSPN 2020 Election Initiative that is organized through the National Science Policy Network (NSPN). We will present a background on US nuclear arms control agreements and treaties. This is in EB 3405 A/B

The MSU Washington Office will host this event. We will grow from the first lunch to learn what is science policy and how different policy can be on the state versus federal level. Food will be provided! This is in the engineering building room 3540

Learn about policy so that we can apply it to science! The MSU Washington will host this, and there will be food! This is in EB room 3540

Come learn about MSU SciComm and our upcoming events! Speaker Dr. Ellie Louson will discuss science communication and the intersection with science-art. Location room M216 at the Business College Complex.

This event will have interactive activities for children and adults. People will be able to sign up for tours first come first serve on site.

The goal of this general body meeting is to teach science communicators how: -to build a digital personal portfolio website that establishes trust & transparency with audiences and potential employers. -to set the tone for digital accounts. -to explore and focus on specific social media channels.

Come hear about how to creatively express science from people who have experience in science-art! There are so many ways to depict your science creatively, whether its through data visualization, painting, photography, sculpting etc. Meet your peers who are also interested in sci-art too!

At BPS 1420, MSU SciComm will be hosting a panel to teach students how to get involved in scientific writing for a blog or news outlet. A write-in will follow the panel for students to practice the new tips & tricks they've learned & write a piece for the MSU SciComm blog.

This meeting in will be hosted by Zach Constan, Ph.D. in the FRIB Auditorium. Zach is Outreach Coordinator for the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory at Michigan State University

This year we are bringing a unique opportunity to the East Lansing community. MSU SciComm and the MSU Broad Art Lab are seeking researchers interested in sharing their research with the community through science-art (SciArt). We aim to facilitate collaboration between scientists and local artists to

This meeting in the FRIB Auditorium will be hosted by speaker Erin O'Donnell Graphic Designer of the MSU FRIB/NSCL. We will also have an improv event for everyone to get to know each other!

Learn how to convey your science to the public in our workshop hosted by Perry Parks.

Our second general body meeting will have speaker Dr. Bruno Takahashi. He will be discussing how scientists can communicate with policy makers and journalists. We hope to see you there!

This meeting will introduce science communication to the MSU student body. There will be a talk by Dr. John Besley and there will be an interactive science communication event for whoever would like to join.