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Learn about scientific writing as a career from��Lisa Marshall, Associate Director Science Storytelling at ɫ��Ƶ����. She has an extensive writing career and in her current role with ɫ��Ƶ����, she creates news releases for climate science, engineering and planetary science, health and medical science, and the social sciences.

Monday,��December 4
5:05—6��p.m.
Muenzinger Psychology Building, E0046

The Research & Innovation Office (RIO) offers this 30-minute informal session for postdocs to bring questions about searching for funding opportunities and identifying appropriate sponsors for research and scholarly work.

Tuesday,��December 5
10—10:30��a.m.

From SciLine of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), this course is designed for media-curious scientists with little or no media experience, and teaches the basics scientists need to know as they consider media engagement.

Tuesday,��December 5
12—1��p.m.

The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs (OPA) is pleased to present the final postdoc proposal writing webinar for the semester on keeping narratives simple. A project narrative that is easy to read is one that is more likely to be read. This session will cover the concepts of word choice, transitions and narrative flow.

Wednesday,��December 6
12—1 p.m.

Are you thinking about a career in industry after your postdoc? If so, what do you need to make it? How can you apply your skills as a scientist in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries? Do you think this is a possible career path for international postdocs? In this event from the National Postdoctoral Association (NPA), former postdocs share their experiences transitioning to a professional career in the biomedical field and will answer these questions and others.

Thursday, December 7
11 a.m.—12 p.m.

Join Career Services for this small-group, in-person workshop on the career decision-making process. Together, we will identify the basic steps in your career exploration process, blocks and opportunities and move toward clarity in your job search. This hands-on workshop is limited to��eight participants and there are only a few spots remaining so RSVP now by following the instructions below.

Thursday,��December 7
12—2��p.m.

Email��careeroutreach@colorado.edu��with the subject line “Career Decision-Making”��and��the workshop date to sign up.

Most people value happiness but often treat it as a material pursuit. Learn that happiness doesn't have an on-and-off switch. Join the Faculty Staff Assistance Program (FSAP) as they talk about happiness, consider how cultural context shapes our perceptions and take away personalizable and evidence-based tools.

Thursday,��December 14
12—1��p.m.
By Zoom & Center for Academic Success (CASE) E422

Register