Using branding and social media for effective science communication by Jennifer L. Maclachlan, Chair ACS Committee on Public Relations and Communications

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Using branding and social media for effective science communication by Jennifer L. Maclachlan, Chair ACS Committee on Public Relations and Communications

Access the full article here: http://cenm.ag/sciencecom

Advancing your scientific career with personal branding and social media savvy at AAAS

Join me at the career workshop I'm facilitating at AAAS Boston 2017:
 “Advancing your scientific career with personal branding and social media savvy,”

Friday, February 17, 2017: 10:30 AM-11:30 AM

Room 207 (Hynes Convention Center)

This science communication workshop explores the process of creating a personal brand and examines various social media platforms ideal for scientists to utilize. When used well and consistently, these forums can ultimately advance your science and your career. Specific social networking sites covered include: LinkedIn, ResearchGate, Twitter, Facebook, and blogs. Effective ways to communicate science and scientific research through informal environments such as science cafés, science festivals, meetups, and tweetups are also addressed.

Coordinator:

Jennifer Maclachlan, American Chemical Society Northeastern Section

Presenters:

Jennifer Maclachlan, American Chemical Society Northeastern Section and Mark Jones, The Dow Chemical Company

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