We are all practicing fluid, flexible thinking in response to the rapidly changing situation – that same idea that we advance in the professional development training for our fellows, that we need to learn how to be comfortable being uncomfortable.
At their core, scenic design and science communication aren’t that different—location plays a critical role in setting a tone and conveying a message.
Better teamwork for better solutions Complex issues require multifaceted solutions. This is especially true in coastal and marine environments, where
Above: Alan Alda at left in the foreground, laughs his way through a group improv exercise designed to improve the communication
Above: Master Oyster Grower course participants examine a shucked oyster at a certification class presented by Virginia Sea Grant extension partner Karen Hudson.
Above: Students, faculty, and members of participating NGOs upon receiving an award from the city of Norfolk. In 2014 Virginia
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