Susanna Priest has been a tenured faculty member at Texas A&M University, USA, where she created their science journalism program; at the University of South Carolina, USA, where she served as director of research for their mass communication college, and at the University of Nevada – Las Vegas, USA, where she taught media studies, environmental studies, and public affairs.

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• 1.The Communication Challenge of Our Century.- 2.What’s the Rush? Reacting to a Slow-Moving Disaster.- 3.Talking Climate: Understanding and Engaging Publics.- 4.The Evolving Social Ecology of Science Communication.- 5.Science Communication: New Frontiers.- 6.Critical Science Literacy: Making Sense of Science.- 7.Ingredients of a Successful Climate Movement.- 8.The Path Forward: Making Change Happen

Susanna Priest has been a tenured faculty member at Texas A&M University, USA, where she created their science journalism program; at the University of South Carolina, USA, where she served as director of research for their mass communication college, and at the University of Nevada – Las Vegas, USA, where she taught media studies, environmental studies, and public affairs.

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• 1.The Communication Challenge of Our Century.- 2.What’s the Rush? Reacting to a Slow-Moving Disaster.- 3.Talking Climate: Understanding and Engaging Publics.- 4.The Evolving Social Ecology of Science Communication.- 5.Science Communication: New Frontiers.- 6.Critical Science Literacy: Making Sense of Science.- 7.Ingredients of a Successful Climate Movement.- 8.The Path Forward: Making Change Happen

Susanna Priest has been a tenured faculty member at Texas A&M University, USA, where she created their science journalism program; at the University of South Carolina, USA, where she served as director of research for their mass communication college, and at the University of Nevada – Las Vegas, USA, where she taught media studies, environmental studies, and public affairs.

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• 1.The Communication Challenge of Our Century.- 2.What’s the Rush? Reacting to a Slow-Moving Disaster.- 3.Talking Climate: Understanding and Engaging Publics.- 4.The Evolving Social Ecology of Science Communication.- 5.Science Communication: New Frontiers.- 6.Critical Science Literacy: Making Sense of Science.- 7.Ingredients of a Successful Climate Movement.- 8.The Path Forward: Making Change Happen