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HST 160: Introduction to Science Communication

A course guide highlighting Library resources related to topics covered in HST 160 (Introduction to Science Communication)

Welcome to the Introduction to Science Communication Course Guide

 

 

 

Welcome to the Introduction to Science Communication Course Guide, designed to assist students in HST 160. Click through the tabs to learn more about how to access books and e-books, reference sources such as dictionaries and encyclopedias, popular and scholarly articles from databases, as well as reliable information from the internet, NGOs and government sources.

HST 160 Course Description

This course teaches students the basic skills required for researching, analyzing, and communicating science-related topics. Topics vary by week and include genetic engineering, climate change, military technology, and vaccine safety, among others. In addition, weekly workshops designed to foster verbal and written communication skills will provide students practical, hands-on experience. Overall, the course will help students become more astute consumers of scientific information and better prepare them to communicate the value of their work to their peers and the public.

Science is Real! (THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS)

Upside Down and Inside Out (OK GO)

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