320 S. Euclid Ave.
St. Louis, MO
United States
Do you struggle to clearly communicate your research to broader audiences, reviewers or collaborators? Join us for a university-wide training session with Randy Olson, PhD as he guides us through the ABT (And, But, Therefore) Framework — a simple, powerful tool used by scientists, communicators and policymakers worldwide to make complex ideas clear and compelling.
In this interactive training, you will learn how to apply the ABT Framework to strengthen your grant proposals, manuscript abstracts, presentations, and everyday scientific communication. The event opens with a keynote lunch and continues into hands-on workshops where you’ll build your own ABT with live coaching from Randy and his team. Whether you are a graduate student, postdoctoral fellow, faculty member or staff researcher, this training gives you a practical, immediately applicable tool to sharpen how you tell the story of your science.
The keynote and the hands-on workshops are offered both in person and live via Zoom. Lunch is served at the keynote and at the Wednesday workshop. Registration is required for all sessions.
To learn more about additional workshops related to this event, please visit the registration page.
Registration is required. For questions, contact Adisa Kalkan at adisakalkan@wustl.edu
Hosted by Jay Piccirillo, MD, FACS, the TL1 Program, and the R25 Program, in partnership with the Center for Health & Science Communication at Becker Library.