Looking to build your social media presence in STEMM? Here is how!
Date: 19 July 2022 at 6:30pm
Where: Online
Are you new to social media and are unsure where to start? Are you a professional in STEMM seeking to build your social media presence? Join us at this workshop where we will explore how to effectively build a strong social media presence in STEMM.
A strong social media profile can provide many benefits for those working in STEMM: it can open the door for researchers to make new connections and collaborations, and it can also be a way to get visibility with recruiters seeking talent for new job openings.
At the workshop, a science communicator and a recruiter will share how they are using social media platforms and what the effective steps are to build a strong social media presence. The workshop will also involve dedicated discussion of specific case studies where attendees will gain practical tips to make the best of their social media activities.
Our speakers:
Anna Drangowska-Way: Event manager and science communicator with expertise in social media engagement with scientific audiences.
Sue Keogh, Sookio: Recognised specialist in digital content and founder of award-winning digital marketing agency Sookio.
By the end of this workshop attendees will:
Understand the importance of a social media presence for their professional path
Gain tips on how to start and strengthen their presence on social media, to maximize their opportunities for networking and to be noticed by recruiters
Anna Drangowska-Way
Anna Drabgowska-Way works with ASAPbio as a Communications Assistant. She is a member of the Communication and Outreach Subcommittee with the Genetics Society of America’s Early Career Scientist Leadership Program, and an intern with the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology. Anna also works as a freelance science writer.
Sue Keogh, Sookio
Sue Keogh is a recognised specialist in digital content and founder of award-winning digital marketing agency Sookio.
Based in Cambridge, UK, the company offers expert content creation, strategy and training, and works with clients including the University of Cambridge, Government Digital Services, and a whole host of businesses in education, health, tech and professional services.
Sue started out in radio, producing specialist music content for BBC Radio 2 before becoming editor of the BBC Country website. She became Project Manager for ITV.com, editor for Heat and Magic FM, and a homepage editor for Yahoo! and AOL, before founding Sookio in 2008.
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