Addie Jackson

Bio

Science Communications as a field is on the rise. In a cultural context overwhelmed by division, understanding the ways in which we can bridge the gap between scientific literature and experimentation and the general public is vital to building a better future. The necessity for creating a societal understanding of science, especially in the wake of ever increasing storms and worsening climatological events, showcases the need for science communicators to be at the front lines of policy making, clean technology creating, and dialogue shaping involved in creating our future.