Tell a Good Story.
Sharing photos and videos from remote corners of the world. Inspiring students to pursue untraditional, meaningful careers. Equipping other science communicators with ideas, tools, and resources. Bridging the gap between extreme exploration and everyday life.
The presentations I give and the stories I tell illustrate this firm belief: scientific discovery and adventurous pursuits take many different forms.
Past Speaking Events:
Host of multiple live events aboard E/V Nautilus, including Books and Bathymetry
Main Stage Presenter at Science Talk ‘22 and Science Talk ‘24
Featured Guest for Science Stories in Portland
Workshop host at Science Talk ‘23
Featured speaker for UNC Research Week 2023
Featured speaker for 2022 Fellows at the STEM Advocacy Institute
Featured guest on Story Collider’s live show Women who Adventure
Featured Presenter at iFoRE #SciCommSunday 2022
Featured guest on Closing the Gap podcast
Speaker for Carolina Women in STEM Seminar Series
Upcoming Speaking Engagements:
Featured Storyteller for Story Collider’s Live Show Science Stories in Portland| Portland, Oregon
Date: Tuesday, September 17th, 2024 at 7pm
Details: Join Story Collider and the Association of Science Communicators for a hilarious and heartwarming evening full of true stories about science! This event will take place at the historic Alberta Rose Theatre in Portland, Oregon. Learn more and get tickets here.
Guest Speaker for Seminar Series at Hatfield Marine Science Center | Newport, Oregon
Date: Thursday, November 7th, 2024 at 3pm
Details: As part of the Hatfield Research Seminar Series, Marley will share some of her experiences from working with researchers at sea. This presentation, titled “Science Communication at Sea: Creating Content and Connection” will focus on the value of dedicated SciComm efforts and initiatives on research vessels. This talk is open to the public and will be broadcast via Zoom. Click here for more info.
Want Marley to speak to your students or organization?
Please email mlparkermedia@gmail.com with the subject line “speaking”