Thanks Ralph.
The "Storytellers" were so engaging with the audience and it was
excellent symposium.å
Thanks to all of you who presented!
Sammye
FYI, PDF versions of the Tuesday's technical presentations from the DCHAS technical sessions are now available on the DCHAS web site atåhttp://dchas.org/2018/08/27/learning-laboratory-safety-through-storytelling/å
There were many excellent presentations, and while most of them were better seen in person, I'm sure that the authors would be willing to entertain questions sent by e-mail if the PDF files are not obvious in their meaning. The titles of the available presentations are:Enhancing the Culture of Safety through Good Storytelling.
M.B. KozaHow personal stories can support safety training.
D.M. DeckerWhat‰??s the point of your story?
K.P. FivizzaniPlaying with Fire.
S.B. SigmannAn unknowing, unthinking, uncaring graduate student learns a lesson about safety.
R.H. HillThe Genres of Science
R. StuartTurning safety observations into messages.
T.C. Gallagher, R. Brian, R. StuartFrom Storytelling to StoryMAKING.
R.M. IzzoPreserving Institutional History of Chemical Incidents.
P.A. ReinhardtUsing Risk Management Techniques to Improve Situational Awareness and Accident Reduction.
R. LippmanChemical safety information in PubChem.
J. Zhang, P. Thiessen, A. Gindulyte, E. BoltonUsing the chemical inventory system to create research articles that include safety information.
R.N. Vernon, K.N. LambMore presentations from Boston's technical program will posted to the web site over the next few weeks.
Thanks to everyone who participated in the Boston meeting.
- Ralph
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