Tips for Writing a Proposal
From the Stanford Grant Writing Academy come these top tips for planning your grant proposal.
Writing
Pathways for Humanities PhDs
Pathways for Humanities PhDs explores the many different career possibilities open to doctoral students in the humanities and arts.
Liberal Arts Job Seeking Resources
If you want to pursue a career teaching, or want to land a job at a liberal arts college, these videos from the English department will be useful.
Be a Student Service Provider at the OAE
The OAE selects over 150 student service providers each quarter as exam scribes, visual descriptionists, lab assistants, volunteer notetakers, and more.
Storyviz Beta
Storyviz is a website created by the d.school (as well as a 10 week class) that illuminates the connections between design, storytelling, & visual communication.
Stanford StoryLab
The Stanford Storytelling Project wants to help Stanford students, faculty and staff learn the craft of storytelling, Open to all students regardless of majors and experience, you can meet StoryLab
OSO Science Communication Resources
One of the most important aspects of being a responsible scientist is learning to engage the community in your work by explaining research and science in an effective and captivating manner.
The Art, Science, and Adventure of Environmental Storytelling
The Art, Science, and Adventure of Environmental Storytelling: Discovering nature’s unexpected resiliency in a rapidly changing world through environmental research
Communicating Data & Storytelling for Impact
"Transforming facts into actionable information that can activate an agenda requires an array of skills, from creating compelling graphs to developing crisp messaging to implementing an outreach plan."
Speaker Andy Krackov, President Hillcrest Advisory
Panelists
Thomas Hayden, PhD Professor of the Practice, Earth Systems Program Director, Master of Arts in Earth Systems, Environmental Communication Program
Storytelling in Science and the Path to the Popular Press
Want to write a non-fiction book for a popular audience? Interested in reaching beyond the academic community and sharing a story from your years of research? Publishing with apopular press is a challenging process and one distinctly different from the path to creating an academic book. Join author and Stanford Ph.D. graduate Lauren E. Oakes for a workshop on navigating the popular book-writing process for scholars, from idea to execution to publication and marketing. For the highly motivated faculty member, Ph.D. student, or postdoc with a book idea in mind.
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