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Scientists-In-Training

Scientists-in-training often seek to engage in the societal and community impact of their work. CSC offers opportunities to gain skills and practices they need to engage in science issues with societal dimensions to build fulfilling and impactful careers.

The following career development workshops engage scientists-in-training in the social and community impact of their research, innovation, and discovery:

Stepping into the “Power of Your Identity” for more Inclusive Engagement in Research

We offer inclusive science communication training to deepen understanding how personal narratives and identities can intersect with scientific passions and goals. These trainings help researchers give back to the communities they care about through their research in ways that are inclusive of the people they hope to serve.

Building more Equity into your Research Collaborations

Scientists-in-training often want their research to welcome diverse identities, ideas, experiences and disciplines. Our dialogue-based training in cultural humility helps build collaborations where team members feel a sense of belonging and purpose.

Mentoring Sessions for Career Development using a New Set of Professional Skills

Arrange for a one-to-one conversation with Dr. Jonathan Garlick, Founding Director of the Civic Science Collective, to explore and plan your career development with professional skills needed to effectively engage where science and civic engagement intersect.