SF In the Mix 3
Date and time
Location
UCSF Library, Lange Room
530 Parnassus Avenue Room 522 San Francisco, CA 94143Description
Please save the date for a faculty networking event to encourage cross-institutional collaboration between the University of California San Francisco and San Francisco State University. The theme for this third event in the ‘In the Mix’ series is ‘Telling a Great Story’.
This event will welcome prominent Bay Area-based award-winning journalist and author, Mary Ellen Hannibal, to speak about how to tell a compelling story, especially when the story is data-driven. Ms. Hannibal is the author of several books and numerous articles that translate complex scientific ideas, creating compelling and engaging narratives for general readers.
Please join us to get ideas for how to best communicate your research so it has the greatest possible impact.
We anticipate a robust turnout for this particular event and seating is limited. Be sure to register soon.
Agenda
5:00pm Dan Lowenstein. Welcome, context, goals, and theme
5:10pm Talk by Mary Ellen Hannibal
6:00pm Networking reception, light refreshments provided
Organized by
The Research Development Office (RDO) serves at the nexus of research and research administration to promote, support, strengthen, and grow the research enterprise at UCSF. Working with faculty, administration staff, and leadership partners, the RDO seeks to attract extramural research funding, increase institutional competitiveness, create research relationships, and foster innovation.
The TSP fosters and supports team science efforts across campus and between our campus and other partners. The program offers a menu of activities aimed at stimulating multi-investigator, multi-disciplinary efforts, including “speed-networking” events and “collaboratory meet-ups”. TSP can also develop and facilitate brainstorming sessions and coordinate research-specific workshops, as well as coach teams through challenges implicit in diverse team composition, from leadership coaching to managing conflict.
Learn more at rdo.ucsf.edu