Teresa Swanson

Teresa Swanson is a skilled communicator with a talent for explaining complex scientific concepts to diverse audiences through various mediums. She is committed to promoting accurate science through written, verbal, and online channels while advocating for enhanced policies and better understanding within and beyond the scientific sphere. Teresa is a proficient organizer, outreach expert, and co-founder of the March for Science Seattle, showcasing her dedication to scientific dissemination. Her interests lie at the nexus of feminism and science.

In terms of education, Teresa pursued a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Pharmacology from the University of Washington, a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, and studied Biochemistry at South Dakota State University, laying a strong academic foundation for her endeavors in the scientific communication field.

Teresa Swanson has held various roles, including being a valued researcher at the University of Washington. She also served as a Freelance Science Communicator & Advocate, leveraging her skills to communicate science effectively. Furthermore, she has contributed as a Community Engagement and Communications Specialist, Scientific Communications Specialist, and Program Coordinator in the Molecular & Cellular Biology Graduate Program at the University of Washington. Her experience as a Research Assistant & Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Washington has honed her expertise and knowledge in the scientific domain.