Learning how to communicate your research is invaluable in terms of your professional development and can be an important part of your career as a graduate student and beyond. Join us in this four-week program to develop your written, visual, and spoken communication skills.

This workshop will provide tools and techniques for using the spoken word to communicate your research to a variety of audiences. This session is designed for graduate students who envision themselves explaining their work to potential funders, community partners, and other researchers in a way that is clear and compelling.

Registration is open and will remain open until September 11 or until all 50 seats are filled. This session is part of a series; those who attend the first three sessions (either synchronously or asynchronously) will receive a certificate of completion. Visit tiny.utk.edu/yourwork to see more about the series and register for the series.

• September 14—Crafting Clear and Compelling Abstracts
• September 28—Designing a Research Poster
• October 12—Research as Storytelling
• October 26—Feedback Session