How I Learned to Cope with Disappointment, Setback, and Crisis
Personal insights on resilience and coping with adversity, drawing from experiences of a journalist held hostage by al Qaeda. Explores frameworks for overcoming setbacks and achieving long-term happiness and well-being.
What We've Learned from Listening to America - Insights from Journalists
Journalists discuss insights from conversations across America, challenging assumptions about division and uncovering authentic perspectives on life, community, and national identity.
The Moral Imperative to Act - A Conversation with McNulty Prize Laureates
Dialogue with leaders addressing critical societal issues: media corruption, gang demobilization, youth education. Explores innovative solutions and the moral imperative for ethical leadership in tackling complex global challenges.
Grant Writing for Early Career Researchers - AGU GeoHealth Webinar
Experts share insights on grant and fellowship applications, covering the writing process, quality, reviewers, mentors, interdisciplinary proposals, and funding agencies. Valuable advice for early career researchers.
Making the Most of Summer Opportunities in Earth and Space Sciences
Strategies for maximizing summer opportunities in Earth and Space Sciences, including internship tips, networking, presenting research, and finding mentors.
Storytelling 101 - Making Science Personal
Learn to incorporate personal elements into science storytelling, strengthening your message while maintaining scientific integrity in this engaging webinar.
More than a Manuscript - Guidance on Publishing in Scientific Journals
Guidance on becoming a journal reviewer, choosing publication venues, and preparing manuscripts, with tips on peer review, data sharing, and handling rejections.
How to Submit Your First Paper - Guidance for New Authors
Learn essential tips for submitting your first scientific paper, including key components, common pitfalls, and insights from AGU journal editors. Gain valuable guidance for a smooth submission process.
Translating Science to a Broader Audience - Journal Editor Chat
Open discussion on translating scientific research for broader audiences, featuring AGU editors and authors sharing insights on making complex findings more accessible and impactful.
How to Publish in Geophysical Research Letters - AGU Publishing Webinar Series
Insights on publishing in Geophysical Research Letters: editorial policies, peer review process, and tips for successful submissions. Presented by GRL editors in English and Mandarin.
Preparing a CV for AGU Honors Nomination Packets
Learn to craft an effective CV for AGU Honors nominations, highlighting key achievements and contributions to enhance your chances of recognition in the geosciences community.
Demystifying the Honors Nomination Process - How to Write an Effective Nomination Letter
Learn to craft compelling nomination letters for AGU honors, enhancing your ability to recognize outstanding contributions in Earth and space sciences.
Back to Work - Restarting Your Career in the Sciences After Caregiving
Strategies for restarting a scientific career after caregiving, covering research, networking, resumes, interviews, and opportunities in the field.
Tips for a Successful Manuscript Submission in Earth Sciences
Learn strategies for efficiently navigating the manuscript writing process and achieving publication in peer-reviewed journals from JAMES Editor-in-Chief Robert Pincus.
His and Hers - A Gender-Informed Guide to Friendship
Explore gender-based communication patterns in friendships, from casual chats to deep confiding, and learn how to navigate differences for stronger relationships across various life stages.
Exit West - A Conversation with Mohsin Hamid
Explore themes of migration and human connection with Mohsin Hamid as he discusses his award-winning novel "Exit West," featuring dramatic readings and insights into the creative process.
Just Words - Do We Control Language or Does Language Control Us?
Explore the power of language in shaping our thoughts, communication, and society with experts discussing its impact on democracy, politics, and personal interactions.
Deep Dive: Can Americans Come Together by Arguing Better?
Explore fundamental tensions in American democracy and learn to argue more effectively through emotional intelligence and historical context. Improve civic discourse by engaging in "better arguments" that address core issues.
Adjusting to Modernity in American English
Explore linguistic evolution in modern America, focusing on euphemisms, profanity, and pronoun usage. Gain insights into the necessity of language flexibility in our changing society.
Never Caught - The Washingtons' Relentless Pursuit of Their Runaway Slave, Ona Judge
Explore the untold story of Ona Judge, a slave who escaped from George Washington, and the complex dynamics of slavery in early America through this thought-provoking discussion.
U.S. Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith - Poetry Reading and Discussion
Pulitzer Prize winner Tracy K. Smith reads her poetry and explores its power to articulate complex experiences, bridging gaps in understanding and expression.