UPDATE: AAAS panel scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 17

For those planning to attend the AAAS panel on “Communicating Science in a Religious America,” I just received notice that it is scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 17 at 145pm. It’s […]

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Matthew C. Nisbet

August 16, 2010

For those planning to attend the AAAS panel on “Communicating Science in a Religious America,” I just received notice that it is scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 17 at 145pm. It’s programmed as a 180 minute symposium with six panelists and then lots of time for comments from the moderator and audience. It promises to be a great dialogue around themes of immense interest to conference attendees!

Matthew C. Nisbet

Associate Professor of Communication, Northeastern University

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