ACADEMIC MEMORIES


About the Platform

Academic Memories is a science communication and education platform Jacinda founded to make neuroscience and academic research more accessible, transparent, and human. Through long-form writing, short-form educational video, and community-driven programming, the platform translates complex scientific concepts and academic processes into clear, approachable resources for students and early-career researchers. Grounded in Jacinda’s research background, Academic Memories emphasizes accuracy, ethical communication, and mentorship while supporting a large volunteer community committed to inclusive science literacy and public engagement.

Jacinda Taggett

Roles and Contributions


As the founder of Academic Memories, she oversees content strategy, editorial standards, and volunteer contributors, ensuring accuracy, inclusivity, and consistency across published material.

Editorial & Platform Leadership

She designs and teach science communication curricula for students interested in scientific storytelling and public engagement. Her teaching focuses on audience awareness, ethical communication, and narrative structure.

Curriculum Design & Teaching

Mentorship & Community Building

She mentors students and early-career researchers in science communication and academic navigation through structured advising programs and community initiatives.

Managing 60+ volunteers, coordinating workshops, and leading outreach initiatives have strengthened her skills in leadership, project management, and collaborative communication.

Volunteer Management

Logo for Academic Memories featuring an open book, science icons, and the text 'ACADEMIC MEMORIES' with the subtitle 'Science Communication'.