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Virtual Conference Presentation for the 2012 International Communication Association conference (Phoenix, AZ)

Navigating between
Academic and
Non-academic Worlds
J. Alison Bryant, Ph.D.

Join the Conversation

•  Industry Conferences (Volunteer!)
•  Industry Magazines
•  Industry Blogs
•  Topic Area Summits

Being a Translator
Provide
Translate
Be Succinct Actionable
Academese
Insights

Consider
Respect their Understand
their
Work their Issues
Constraints

Understand Be
Be Visual
Timelines Constructive
NOTE: These ideas are respectfully adapted from the ever-awesome David Kleeman from the American Center for Children and Media."

5 Ways to Partner

Informal Formal
Partnerships Partnerships

Ad Hoc
Research

Intermediary D.Y.O.
Partners (Develop Your Own)

Our New Imperative as Educators

1.  Acknowledge (and accept) the reality that not everyone
will be an academic (and that’s a good thing!)

2.  Educate for both theory and practice (for everyone)

3.  Develop and support programs that allow “toe-
dipping” (e.g., internships, symposia)

4.  Foster a sense of community and giving back

Thank You!

Please
feel
free
to
contact

me
with
any
comments
or

ques4ons!

J.
Alison
Bryant

alison@playsciencelab.com

www.playsciencelab.com

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J. Alison Bryant - Navigating between academic and non-academic worlds

1. Navigating between Academic and Non-academic Worlds J. Alison Bryant, Ph.D.

2. A Life in Translation/ Transition

3. Why I Believe in Navigation

4. Join the Conversation

5. Join the Conversation •  Industry Conferences (Volunteer!) •  Industry Magazines •  Industry Blogs •  Topic Area Summits

6. Speak the Language

7. Being a Translator Provide Translate Be Succinct Actionable Academese Insights Consider Respect their Understand their Work their Issues Constraints Understand Be Be Visual Timelines Constructive NOTE: These ideas are respectfully adapted from the ever-awesome David Kleeman from the American Center for Children and Media."

8. Build Your Brand

10. Engage in Partnerships

11. 5 Ways to Partner Informal Formal Partnerships Partnerships Ad Hoc Research Intermediary D.Y.O. Partners (Develop Your Own)

12. Developing Navigators

13. Our New Imperative as Educators 1.  Acknowledge (and accept) the reality that not everyone will be an academic (and that’s a good thing!) 2.  Educate for both theory and practice (for everyone) 3.  Develop and support programs that allow “toe- dipping” (e.g., internships, symposia) 4.  Foster a sense of community and giving back

14. Thank You! Please feel free to contact me with any comments or ques4ons! J. Alison Bryant alison@playsciencelab.com www.playsciencelab.com

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