Journalism and Communication

Communicating Science: Tools for Scientists and Engineers includes learning the basics of communication, how-to tips for working with reporters, strategies for using online media effectively, and more.

The Council for the Advancement of Science Writing is committed to improving the quality of science news reaching the public.

The EServer TC Library is a free, open-access, human-edited directory of online resources for people who produce, manage, archive, and distribute technical information.

The NASW was formally incorporated in 1955 with a charter to "foster the dissemination of accurate information regarding science through all media normally devoted to informing the public."

The Open Notebook is a non-profit organization that provides unique tools and resources to help science journalists at all experience levels hone their craft.

This site presents resources covering several aspects of scientific communication, ranging from conference to classroom to correspondence

The Science Communication Network (SCN) is dedicated to encouraging environmental public health scientists and medical practitioners to contribute to public discussions about their work through the media and thereby elevate the quality and quantity of environmental health reporting.

Technical Communicators Resource Site is maintained by Duncan Kent & Associates Ltd. as a comprehensive resource for writers of technical publications.

These guidelines for engineering writing and scientific writing are designed to help students communicate their technical work. To that end, these guidelines contain advice, models, and exercises for common writing and speaking assignments in engineering and science.