Camille Santistevan
Center for Scientific Collaboration and Community Engagement
Camille Santistevan applies her background in higher education, workforce development, social work, and political science to support and train scientific community managers. Before joining the CSCCE she helped start up The City University of New York’s Advanced Science Research Center, where she created community and public engagement programs, organized events and professional development training, and oversaw various communications and marketing projects. Camille has additionally designed, delivered, and evaluated evidence-based career development programs sponsored by the US National Science Foundation and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. In 2019, she participated in the CSCCE Community Engagement Fellowship Program (CEFP 2019).
Sessions
Workshop 3: Making a PACT for More Engaging Virtual Meetings and Events
In this 60-minute mini-workshop, hosted by staff from the Center for Scientific Collaboration and Community Engagement (CSCCE), we’ll explore how to design and facilitate engaging and productive virtual meetings. We’ll discuss the opportunities and challenges of working together online and outline the “Making a PACT” framework for effective meeting design. In addition to examples of the framework in action, there’ll be an opportunity to apply it directly to some example scenarios so that you leave feeling empowered to use the framework in your own work.
Note: attendance will be limited, first-come first-served.
This session builds on materials introduced in CSCCE’s free-to-download guidebook.