Posters

  • "In Layman's Terms: When Science Meets Sonnet" - Bradley Allf
  • "Science Says: SciComm Training & Outreach at UCD" - Hanna Bartram
  • "'Big Ole Geeks': A Novel Study on STEM Identity" - Raven Baxter
  • "Connecting Scientists & K-8 Kids for Discovery" - Corinn Brown
  • "Analyzing National Geographic Through Narrative" - Kei Lin Chang
  • "Social Marketing for Shoreline Management" - Rebecca Chillrud
  • "ComSciCon Science Communication Workshop" - Anna Drangowska-Way
  • "Building Science Advocacy in Colorado" - Lisbet Finseth​
  • "Using STEM Education to Improve Women's Health" - Julie Fornaciari
  • "Community STEM Connections with College Students" - Erin Gerecke
  • "Rebuilding Trust in Science" - Tyrone Grandison & Alison Sheets-Singer
  • "Science is Hard. Science Needs Art." - Paige Jarreau
  • "Promotion of Chemistry Dept. with Social Media" - Alexia Johnson
  • "Training Future African Scientific Leaders" - Victoria Kasprowicz
  • "Think Macro Act Micro" - Makenzie Kerr
  • "Science Fiction as Science Communication. Really?" - Alan S. Kolok
  • "Only Hard Feelings: Emotions in Museum Exhibits" - Katharina Marino & Sunewan Paneto
  • "ComSciCon-SciWri’19: Research to Science Writing" - Jason C. Marvin
  • "Connecting STEM Graduate Students to Scicomm" - Berly McCoy
  • "Standards for Data Presentation of Clinical Trials" - Maurine Miner
  • "High Performance: Theatre In Science Communication" - Mily Mumford
  • "Happiness STEMs from Within: Expos & Exhibitors" - Amy R Pearce
  • "PNNL's StoryLab Science Comms Training Program" - Paul Runci
  • "Large-Scale STEM Outreach at Air & Space Expos" - Kyle Sanders
  • ​"Water Across the World: Connecting Communities" - H. Jai Tiarks
  • "Building Bridges for STEM Careers Through Stories" - Jessica B. Turner-Skoff
  • "Science and Early Childhood Education Bridges" - Daisy Rosas Vargas
  • "USGS Tips/Techniques for Working with News Media" - Elizabeth Westby

Artwork

  • "The Bed We Made For You" - Lisa Waananen Jones
  • "Antarctic Virtual Reality Experience" - Paul N North
  • "Live Drawing for Science Communication" - Betsi Oliver
  • "Women In Science" - Rachel Richards
  • "Transcriptional Networks: Science-Art Temporalized" - Jeremy Swartz
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