Communicating Science for Policy
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“Communicating Science for Policy,” a free, invitation-only workshop organized by the ISGP in cooperation with Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society, featured critical debates with three nationally recognized science communication experts centered on the role of science communication in developing public policy. The debates were followed by individual caucus sessions and a plenary session to develop areas of consensus and actionable next steps.
The three distinguished science communication experts were William Hallman, Arthur Lupia, and Elizabeth Neeley. Their policy position papers can be found below.Policy Position papers
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Communicating Science for Policy - Three Papers
William Hallman, Arthur Lupia, Elizabeth Neeley,