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Learn about scientific writing as a career from��Lisa Marshall, Associate Director Science Storytelling at CU Boulder. She has an extensive writing career and in her current role with CU Boulder, 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