In the spirit of “ideas worth spreading,” TED has created TEDx.
TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. NSU is proud to host the sixth annual TEDxNSU event—an engaging day of live presentations by fellow NSU students, faculty, staff, and alumni; along with TED videos, interactive exhibits, and discussion.
This year’s theme is Stop, Drop, and Roll — simple advice we were all given as school children. But like most classroom lessons, this advice should extend beyond the boundaries of the school yard and childhood. Thoughts without action are as empty as actions without thought. This year, we’re challenging our speakers to tell us how they have stopped, dropped, and rolled in their lives. What has made them pause, take stock of what’s going on, then catapulted them into action? And would they do it again?
When:
Saturday, March 18
Noon–5:00 p.m.
Where:
NSU’s Fort Lauderdale/Davie Campus
Performance Theatre | Don Taft University Center
Lunch and refreshments included
Tickets are required for admission.
Cost: $20
Nonrefundable | Nontransferable
Cost covers ticket, lunch, & snacks
Tickets for TEDxNSU are limited to encourage interaction between speakers and attendees, so get your ticket before they sell out!
Click here to apply for your ticket by March 12.
For more information, like facebook.com/TEDxNSU on Facebook, follow @TEDxNSU on Twitter, or email TEDxNSU@nova.edu. TEDxNSU is co-organized by College of Psychology associate professors Leanne Boucher and W. Matthew Collins
Please visit TEDxNSU to read about this year’s speakers.