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The Department of Communication at Cornell University advances social scientific discovery and application in Communication and Science, Media, and Technology through theoretical and applied research, and active instruction to 300 undergraduate and 40 graduate majors in B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. curricula.
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Workshop Report: Implementing a Science Journalism Curriculum in Arabic-Speaking Countries
(2011-09-11)This report provides information on a UNESCO-sponsored workshop “Implementing a Science Journalism Curriculum in the Arab World,” held 26 June 2011 in Doha, Qatar, in conjunction with the World Conference on Science ... -
Data From: Evidence-Based Message Strategies to Increase Public Support for State Investment in Early Childhood Education: Results from a Longitudinal Panel Experiment
(2021)Context: Early childhood education (ECE) programs enhance the health and social wellbeing of children and families. This preregistered, randomized, controlled study tested the effectiveness of communication strategies to ... -
When Science Meets the Public: Proceedings of a Workshop Organized by the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Committee on Public Understanding of Science and Technology, February 17, 1991, Washington, DC
(American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1992)Proceedings of a workshop on "When Science Meets the Public," held at annual conference of American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington, DC, 17 February 1991. Contributions from: Sheila Grinnell; Bruce ... -
Science Communication Training: What are We Trying to Teach?
(2017)The rapid growth in public communication of science and technology has led to a highly diverse and large number of training programs. Using a learning-centered approach, we ask: What are the learning goals of science ... -
Models of public communication of science and technology
(2003-06-16)Science journalism, science museums, community outreach programs about science – all these forms of "public communication of science and technology" have a long history. But little is understood about the systematic ... -
Expertise, democracy, and science communication
(2016-04-26)This paper presents an argument for the essential intertwining of expertise, democracy, and science communication. -
Recycling Agricultural Plastics: What Have We Learned?
(Recycling Agricultural Plastics Program, Cornell University, 2016-04-25)These are slides for a webinar organized by the National Recycling Coalition (NRC) and the Pennsylvania Recycling Markets Center (PARMC) as part of their Sustainable Materials Management Webinar Series, 2015-2016. The ... -
Using a BigFoot BF300 Baler
(Recycling Agricultural Plastics Project, Cornell University and Recording Racoon Studio, Ithaca NY (rrstudios.tv), 2013-10)Video presentation of the Cornell Recycling Agricultural Plastic Project's guide to the operation of a BigFoot plastics compactor, which is a mobile baler designed for travel on-road and across agricultural fields. The ... -
BigFoot Plastics Baler: Dennis Sutton, Baler Developer, Describes the BF300 Model
(Recycling Agricultural Plastics Project, Cornell University, 2010-05)Dennis Sutton, developer of the line of BigFoot mobile plastics balers designed for on-farm collection of agricultural plastics, describes features of the BF300 model and how it works. This particular machine was supposed ... -
Recycling Plastics Used in Agriculture
(Recycling Agricultural Plastics Project, Cornell University, 2010-06)Blake Putman, field coordinator of Cornell University's Recycling Agricultural Plastics Project (RAPP), interviews dairy farmer Jim Putman and Clinton County, NY, Soil and Water Conservation District manager Steve Mahoney. ...
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