Engaged Researcher Online - Research Storytelling Masterclass

PrerequisitesNew

Practical extension of the Research Storytelling theory session to put knowledge into practice with your own research. This includes individual coaching, peer mentoring sessions, and a final showcase session which also looks at the next steps to take these stories further. Attendees must have already attended the Research Storytelling Introduction session or the Research Storytelling course delivered in the past years. 20-min one-to-one sessions with the trainer on 20 or 21 October must be booked directly with the trainer.

The course will be led by Sarah Cruise. Sarah is passionate about the art and science of communication and eloquential is her rattle bag of knowledge, skills and experience which she uses to train, coach and facilitate. Sarah collects research from areas such as psychology and neuroscience, along with practitioners experience from the performing arts to fill her bag of tricks, tips and advice. Sarah has been involved in public engagement training since 2006, working closely with Cambridge University. She is also a peripatetic teacher of communication and performance skills in schools and a co-presenter on the Gin & Topic podcast.

• PhD students
• Post-docs
• Researchers
• Public Engagement Professionals

Attendees must have already attended the Research Storytelling Introduction session (https://training.cam.ac.uk/event/4014807) or the Research Storytelling course delivered in the past years.

Number of sessions: 3

Good internet connection: the training will take place on Zoom.

If you have troubles joining the sessions or have any queries, please contact Selen Etingu-Breslaw (selen.etingubreslaw@admin.cam.ac.uk).

Two one-hour mandatory group sessions, and one twenty-minute optional one-to-one session with the trainer.

• Engaged Researcher Online - Research Storytelling Introduction
• Engaged Researcher Online - Creative Writing

• Communication
• Presentation Skills
• Public Engagement
• Writing Skills