This winter NASW’s Education Committee is offering several opportunities for NASW student members. Follow the links below to learn more. We look forward to seeing you online or in person or both!
The University of Colorado Boulder and the CU Anschutz Medical Campus are excited to welcome us to the Rocky Mountains October 6-10 this year, and we will be offering virtual-only sessions, too.
SciWri22 travel grantee Andrew Meissen reports on the "Beyond Fake News: Reporting on Misinformation" NASW workshop session in Memphis organized by Kat Eschner.
Funding from the National Association of Science Writers is supporting freelance journalists in their coverage of underreported issues affecting U.S. communities.
SciWri22 travel grantee Daniel Erenstein reports on the "Pump Up the Podcast: Adding Audio to Your Newsroom or Workflow" NASW workshop session in Memphis organized by Sarah Webb and Stephen Ornes.
SciWri22 travel grantee Ryan Prior reports on the "Perplexing Preprints: Insights, Common Fears, and Real Strategies" NASW workshop session in Memphis organized by Dawn Levy and Tom Ulrich.
Thanks to summer stipend support from the National Association of Science Writers, three science journalists in training were able to focus on their internship experiences and find their reporting rhythms.
The National Association of Science Writers and its Awards Committee once again welcome entries for its Science in Society (SIS) Journalism Awards and its Excellence in Institutional Writing Awards (EIWA).
Entries for the 2023 Excellence in Institutional Writing Awards are open. The NASW Excellence in Institutional Writing Awards were established to recognize high-caliber publicly accessible science writing produced on behalf of an institution or other non-media organization.