University of Nevada - Reno
Diversity in Science Journalism and Science 2024
UNC School of Medicine
Digital Storytelling and Videos 2022
Nieman Foundation for Journalism
interviewer, Professor Evelynn M. Hammonds 2021
Harvard Political Review
“The Public Journal is a Public Trust” 2021
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
“The Wicked Problem of Misinformation" 2021
Nieman Foundation for Journalism
“Stop Sharing V.D. (Viral Deception)" 2020
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
“A Common Area of Valid Fact” 2020
Harvard Crimson
“Journalism During the Age of the Pandemic” panelist 2020
European Conference of Science Journalists
"New Reality for Media” panelist 2017
North Carolina State University
“A Case for Multimedia Storytelling” 2013
Wake Forest University
“Alternative Storytelling” 2013
Conference on College Composition and Commuication
“Science Writing 2.0: Telling Important Stories in a Noisy Age” 2013
Association of Writers and Writing Programs
“Science Writing for All” moderator and presenter 2013
High Point University
“Influencing Your Decisions” 2012
University of Chicago
“Taking the Next Step” panelist 2012
UNC Charlotte
Inaugural Graduate Student Career Symposium panelist 2011
National Association of Science Writers (NASW)
“Disabling Technology—Don't Let Media Drive The Message” 2011
UC Santa Cruz (in D.C.)
“Using Online and Social Media to Reach New Audiences” 2011
Science European Office
“Transitioning to the Digital Age” 2010
NASW Student Mentoring Program - San Diego
“Journalism in the Digital Age” 2010
University of Michigan
“Covering the ‘Eureka!’” 2008
St. Mary’s College, Maryland
“Listen and Look: Telling Multimedia Science Stories” 2008
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
“Communicating with the media” panelist 2006
AAAS Mass Media Science & Engineering Fellows
“Freelancing Science Journalism” 2004