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Posted on February 7, 2022March 27, 2022

Meet Our New Board Members

Last month we welcomed four new members to the SANDSWA board. They shared more about themselves, including what they are looking forward to as a board member, how they broke into science writing and more. 

Continue reading “Meet Our New Board Members”
Posted on April 2, 2019April 3, 2019

To write or not to write: science blogging as a side gig?

By Rachel Diner

j-kelly-brito-256889-unsplashAt a recent SANDSWA event, I noticed most science writers I met did it professionally. Freelancing, working at an agency, teaching:  SANDSWA members often get paid to write about science. Continue reading “To write or not to write: science blogging as a side gig?”

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