by Kim Kiesewetter | Mar 3, 2020 | General News
Article: “Preaching to the Scientifically Converted: Evaluating Inclusivity in Science Festival Audiences” What do we know? As scientific institutions continue to increase their consideration of equity and inclusion in public engagement efforts, more attention...
by Kim Kiesewetter | Feb 25, 2020 | General News
Article: “Mystery Shopping: An Innovative Method for Observing Interactions with Scientists During Public Science Events” What do we know? A key component of public science events, like science festivals, is the interactions between scientists and the public. While...
by Kim Kiesewetter | Feb 18, 2020 | General News
Article: “Using social network analysis to document science festival partnerships” What do we know? The authors of this article applied a social network analysis to see how science festivals contributed to the development of a STEM learning ecosystem by examining the...
by Kim Kiesewetter | Feb 11, 2020 | General News
Article: “New Not Different: Data-Driven Perspectives on Science Festival Audiences” What do we know? With the growth of science festivals as part of public science initiatives, more people are beginning to pay attention to who is – and who...
by Kim Kiesewetter | Dec 10, 2019 | General News
Article: Using a community-created multisite evaluation to promote evaluation use across a sector What do we know? While a strength of multisite evaluation is the ability to build increased knowledge about a program, a limitation of this approach has been challenges...
by Kim Kiesewetter | Nov 22, 2019 | General News
Article: Does the messenger matter? Studying the impacts of scientists and engineers interacting with public audiences at science festival events What do we know? This study was designed to explore what impact an interaction with a scientist had on science festival...
