The Program on Climate Change is hosting a Climate Science Communication Workshop on November 19. After our Summer Institute presented Extreme and Attribution science research, many were curious about how to effectively communicate these findings to a broader audience. From 3:30-5pm on November 19, you can find out how, just make sure to fill out the registration form below!

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The PCC will be hosting information sessions for people interested in pursuing a Graduate Certificate In Climate Science (GCeCS). More details about the second session will be released soon, so look out for that! Come ready to share and learn about how students arrived at their capstone projects, capstone evaluation strategies, survey design, with a general Q&A.

On November 6th from 12pm – 2:30pm in the Fishery Sciences Building (FSH), there will be a public poster and lightning talk event in accordance with the 20th Annual GCC. Members from UW and the greater Seattle community are invited to connect with conference attendees and engage with research while enjoying light refreshments.

After being involved with P-GraSC, awarded with a Graubard Fellowship, and submitting an application to be voted on by fellow graduate students, Sophia Ludtke was entrusted to be the new PCC Graduate Student Representative. Starting in the Fall, the ESS graduate student will serve alongside Clara Stanbury as a voice for the graduate community with the PCC board.