Attend the TEDxUConn conference on April 8th
The theme for this year’s conference is Zero to Hero. “The distinctive processes one goes through, from Zero to Hero, can encompass growth factors, such as mental, personal or physical development, and can induce change at the global, local or individual level”.
The conference will be held on Sunday, April 8th on the Storrs campus. The event will be comprised of two sessions, the first from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM and the second from 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM. Given the limited space and our desire to maintain the intimacy of a TED event, please apply for whichever session best fits your schedule. The event will be simultaneously streamed nearby so that all may enjoy the event in its entirety. Lunch will be provided in between sessions for event attendees. Our event is generously supported by a number of departments of the University, and as a result it is entirely free of charge.
Applicants are limited to people affiliated with the University of Connecticut (at any campus and in any capacity). We can only admit a very limited number of attendees, so please put your best foot forward to help us get to know you and why you would like to attend. Spend as much time on this application as you feel it is worth. In consideration for everyone applying, please be sure that you will be able to attend the session you apply for. If you learn that you will not be able to attend the session you applied for, please email us at tedxuconn@gmail.com.
The deadline to submit this application is March 2nd at 11:59PM. You will be notified shortly thereafter if you have been selected to attend, and before the event we will solicit confirmation of your availability by email.
Apply online at:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1JFiUxuRQoohdGvX7VovpoBKrJzWQhnuvU-N3MXwqEgI/edit
To learn more about TED, TEDx, or TEDxUConn, please visit www.TEDxUConn.com. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch with the team at tedxuconn@gmail.com.
For more information, contact: TEDxUconn at 2036850163