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Wisconsin Science Festival

PRE-FESTIVAL EVENT: Sci-prov: The Workshops – Listening & Empathy

Free Indoors

FREE WORKSHOP! Better science communication through improv

  • Discovery Building at UW-Madison WI
  • 330 N Orchard St
  • Madison, WI
  • United States
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  • October 14, 2026 at 7:00 PM through 9:00 PM
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FREE WORKSHOP! Better science communication through improv. This workshop will focus on listening and empathy and is designed for graduate students, post-docs, staff, and faculty in STEM-related fields.

Workshop Topic: Listening + Empathy

This workshop focuses on absorbing information from colleagues and listening for understanding. Activities focus on listening to partners beyond words and distilling messages to core values and beliefs for building bridges with collaborators and the public.

This workshop will take place in room 1145 in the Discovery Building.

Space is limited – RSVP required!

These 2-hour workshops are designed for graduate students, post-docs, staff, and faculty in STEM related fields who want to sharpen their ability to communicate effectively and adaptively. In research and industry alike, ideas often need to be shared in real time with diverse audiences- from colleagues and collaborators to decision-makers and the public. These sessions provide a lively, low-stakes space to build confidence in handling the unexpected and the ability to pivot one’s communication. Through fun applied improv practice, participants will experiment with spontaneous speaking, respond to mistakes, and network. Each workshop will focus one a different area of communication – attend one or all of the workshop sessions!

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Ticket Required: No

Languages: English

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