[LTER-students] Deadline January 27: Journalist-for-a-day at Ocean Sciences 2020

[Marty Downs]

LTER Students:

Good writing skills are important in every facet of science, from relating
to colleagues and peer-reviewers to communicating with the public.  This
year at the *2020 Ocean Sciences Meeting*
<https://www.agu.org/Ocean-Sciences-Meeting>, ASLO is  offering their
*journalist-for
a day program* <https://www.aslo.org/blog-2020jforaday/>. Mentors Cheryl
Dybas (ASLO Outreach Committee) and Chris Filstrup (Deputy Editor of the *L&O
Bulletin*) will work with participants to to sharpen their reporting and
writing skills and produce a summary of a scientific session for
publication in the *L&O Bulletin*.

 (Read the products of the “Journalist for a Day
<https://aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/lob.10122>” event at
the 2018 Ocean Sciences Meeting in this issue of the *Bulletin*
<https://aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/15396088/2018/27/4>.)

To learn more and apply <https://www.aslo.org/blog-2020jforaday/>
*:*Applicants should send one PDF with their combined materials to Cheryl
Dybas (Cheryl.lyn.dybas at gmail.com) and Chris Filstrup (filstrup at aslo.org)
by *JANUARY 27, 2020*. Please place the words “Submission: ASLO J4Day 2020
OSM” in the subject line.
-- 
Marty Downs (she/her/hers)
Director, LTER Network Office



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