As we previously indicated, we are committed to offering science communication training to Louisiana graduate students. Until we can reschedule the in-person SciComm Summit, we wanted to make a virtual training available. Two of our exceptional plenary speakers have generously agreed to present their talks and make themselves for questions through an online webinar. This […]
Retreat #3 — May 27-29, 2020 Skill Focus: Sharing Your Message with Communities Application: Outreach and Research Design 2019-2020 LaDIA Fellows will explore the coast, in person and in detail. Skills are taught in the context of different coastal regions and their unique challenges.
Louisiana Sea Grant will host an Infographic Challenge Coastal Connections competition at Louisiana State University on Friday, October 29, 2021 at 11:30 a.m. in Dalton J. Woods Auditorium in the Energy, Coast & Environment Building. In this competition students will use a mixture of visual imagery and text to effectively communicate their research findings. An infographic is a […]
The LaDIA Fellowship is divided into two retreats, each lasting two and a half days. To show fellows the unique issues associated with Louisiana’s coast, retreats take place off campus in communities along the Chenier Plain and in the greater New Orleans area. At each retreat, fellows take part in intensive communication training, supplemented with […]
The LaDIA Fellowship is divided into two retreats, each lasting two and a half days. To show fellows the unique issues associated with Louisiana’s coast, retreats take place off campus in communities along the Chenier Plain and in the greater New Orleans area. At each retreat, fellows take part in intensive communication training, supplemented with […]
Louisiana Sea Grant will continue its coastal immersion program combining community engagement and science communication. Selected students will participate in a one-week field experience highlighting the needs of coastal residents and the importance of responsive, integrated research initiatives. more about Graduate Research Scholars
Each retreat is one-week long and involves travel across the state. Scholars only attend one retreat and indicate their availability on the application. There is no guarantee that you will get the session of your choosing. Trainings, lodging, meals and transportation will be provided by Louisiana Sea Grant at no cost to the students.