[Allgsacstudents] SciComm at UCR Student Video Competition

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Dear students,

Do you want your research to reach a wider audience? SciComm at UCR is running
a student video competition to help you share your work! This competition
asks that you create a 3 to 5-minute video for the purposes of educating
the public on an interesting topic in the STEM field (your research!). You
may work in groups of up to 3 people.

First place winners will receive $1,000 and a year-long subscription (print
and digital) to Nature. Second and third place winners will also receive a
monetary award. Graduate and undergraduate submissions will be judged
separately.

*Deadline: Friday, Nov 12, 2021 11:59PM*

You can learn more about the competition here
<https://scicomm.ucr.edu/scicommucr-student-multimedia-science-communication-competition>
.

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Please email scicommucr at gmail.com with any questions.

Yours,

Hannah
SciComm at UCR President

*Image alt text: SciComm at UCR Student Video Competition. Make a 3-5 minute
video about your research. Deadline: Friday, Nov 12 2021. Eligibility, UCR
Undergraduate and graduate students conducting STEM research.
Email: scicommucr. at gmail.com <scicommucr. at gmail.com>. *

*Right panel: Science for the public by researchers like you: -showcase
your work & tell us why we should care - educate the public (think your
friends & family!) - practice your communication skills - feature on the
SciComm at UCR Youtube channel and over $3000 in prizes | Sponsors: HDR, The
Solis Group, Nature, Elsevier, UCR Office of the Provost, Student Affairs,
Dean of Graduate Division, CNAS Office of the Dean, BCOE Office of the
Dean. Departments of Psychology, Entomology, Earth and Planetary Sciences,
Chemistry*

-- 
*Hannah Chu*
Ph.D. Student (she/her) - Murillo Lab <https://murillolab.ucr.edu/>
Department of Entomology | University of California, Riverside
hchu036 at ucr.edu | www.hannahhchu.com

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