Communicate to Succeed
Communicate to Succeed
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Have a clear message. Engage listeners. Build Rapport. Be Understood.
Sound confident yet humble. Get decision makers to say yes.
Amy Aines can teach you how!
Amy’s helped students here
“I had the attitude that communication didn’t deserve the level of consideration and thoughtfulness that it does. Amy has transformed the way I frame and present information.”
M. Dailey – RECS Alumni – PhD Engineering Student
I deliver keynote talks and create customized learning programs. Along with becoming better presenters, participants gain skills for collaborating on diverse project teams, building trusted relationships, engaging with the public, serving as mentors, interviewing for jobs, and influencing decision makers.
My motivation to teach is fueled by the belief that now more than ever, our world needs experts who can collaborate productively, shape policy, share knowledge, and engage the public as trusted information sources. Many universities and government agencies need a partner to help fill the communication skills knowledge gap with cognitive science and science communication research-based approaches. That’s what I do.
Let me know how I can help.
Amy Aines tailors workshops and seminars to meet learning goals
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Build skills for collaborating on cross-discipline project teams, establishing trust, public engagement, mentoring, interviewing for jobs, and influencing decision makers.
Highlights from the blog
Where Scientists Go Astray, Advice on How to Speak to be Better Understood
"Scientists often dive so deep into the details that they forget to come back up to the surface, so those of us who don’t have our scuba tanks on can be there with them and understand their ideas." Amy Aines Amy Aines shared advice for how scientists can speak to be...
How to Show Up, Speak Up and Get Your Ideas Heard
You may be surprised to find that what you say matters less than how you say it. More than 250 attendees at the annual scholarship luncheon for the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory Women's Association learned what it takes to create a strong, engaging presence and how...
Building Communication Skills on Campus – A Conversation with Doctoral Candidate Amber Habowski
Two pivotal experiences in high school sparked Amber Habowski’s interest in biology and her desire to communicate science clearly. She sought to understand the biomechanics of her own sports-induced knee injuries and surgeries and the neurophysiology of her...