Join us October 25 Attend our webinar with professionals who work in science policy and public engagement to talk about careers in those areas for scientists. Find out the types of jobs in science policy and the professional development resources available to make you look more attractive to employers. Register Today Related Links UCS Science Network on LinkedIn Science Network Workshop Series Tell A Colleague Please encourage your colleagues to sign up and help increase our effectiveness in creating a healthy environment and a safer world. CLICK HERE. Science Network Workshop Series Plan Your Scientific Career: Paths in Public Engagement Today, more and more graduate students are exploring science policy and "nontraditional" career paths as an alternative to careers in academia. Early career scientists like you are paying more attention to the necessity of using science to inform policy, the importance of communicating science to the public, and the growing interest in public engagement with science. To find career opportunities in these new spaces it helps to have different experiences and roles you can point to for future employers. Join us for a webinar with leaders who work in science policy and public engagement to find out about resources and opportunities they recommend graduate students take advantage of, and what they're looking for on applications for job openings related to science policy. Plan Your Scientific Career: Paths in Public Engagement Date: Tuesday, October 25 Time: 2:00-3:00 p.m. EDT Register for the Webinar Today Featuring: Yaihara Fortis-Santiago - science alliance director, New York Academy of Sciences Ashley Huderson - adjunct professor, University of the District of Columbia and current American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) fellow Melanie Roberts - director, Emerging Leaders in Science and Society, AAAS This is a great webinar for scientists at any stage of the job search process. Join in and ask our panelist about what opportunities are available and what resources you can use to be more attractive to employers. Register today and join us on October 25.