Communication

Public Speaking

Communicate results to scholarly audiences at academic conferences and in academic publications.
Report research conclusions and compliance information to stakeholders like funding bodies and internal review boards.
Regularly design and deliver dynamic and interactive presentations to audiences of 25 to 80, in person and remotely.

Translate complex research on law, politics, and policy to general audiences via live and pre-recorded television and radio appearances. Examples include France24’s “The Debate with François Picard,” Radio Canada’s “Téléjournal with Céline Galipeau,” and Al Jazeera America’s “Inside Story with Ray Suarez.”
Communicate political science research findings to the lay public via blogging for the Washington Post’s Monkey Cage blog.
Explain challenging subjects like racism and discrimination with tact, honesty, and respect.

Design and implement a communications campaign using a Goals, Strategies, Outcomes, and Tactics model. with internal and external strategies.
Develop clear, on-message talking points for external communication with news media.
Generate content for and maintain organizational newsletter and social media presence.