UWASalon
x = independently organized TED event

Theme: STUDENT1101

This event occurred on
May 17, 2022
Crawley, Western Australia
Australia

We are excited to introduce our first event of the year, TEDxUWASalon: STUDENT1101.

Come and listen to the stories of our speakers from various backgrounds, who wish to spread their challenging yet worthwhile university experiences. From maximising involvement in uni clubs to starting their own business, you will be listening to the most inspiring and relatable stories as a university student.

There will also be stalls from a variety of clubs to help you engage with different uni activities.
Ticket prices are as follows:
$10 for members
$15 for non-members

Not a member yet? Don't worry! Use the link below to sign up for membership:
https://events.humanitix.com/tedxuwa-membership

Members will receive newsletters and discount codes before each event, including this one.

The event commences at 6PM, and registration will be open from 5:30 PM. We encourage you to interact with fellow curious attendees, speakers and stallholders.

Light refreshments will be provided during the intermission.

Hope to see you there!

EZONE UWA Student Hub
Fairway
Crawley, Western Australia, 6009
Australia
Event type:
Salon (What is this?)
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Speakers

Speakers may not be confirmed. Check event website for more information.

Amitabh Jeganathan

UWA Guild President
Amitabh is the 109th Guild President at UWA. A Philosophy and Medical Sciences student, he is passionate about making a difference in his community through service and action

Brendan Selby

Medical Student
Brendan is a final year medical student at UWA who entered the course at age 42. He was previously a high school teacher. As a mature age student with a partner and child, Brendan found study challenging but has learnt to overcome obstacles. He likes to encourage other Mature-Age students and currently serves as the Mature Chair on the committee of WAMSS (Western Australian Medical Students’ Society). Brendan's talk is intended to inspire those who would like to come and study at a tertiary level but face challenges and might be from non-traditional backgrounds.

Joseph Chan

Juris Doctor student
Joseph is a Juris Doctor student at the University of Western Australia. Throughout his university life, Joseph has embraced the opportunities that have been presented to him. Notably serving as the UWA Student Guild Vice President, the Post Graduate Students’ President and a Senate member for the University of Western Australia. Joseph is an aspiring content creator and one day hopes to share his knowledge to give back to the community. His talk centers around the idea of listening to your own voice. He talks about his journey from highschool and his lower years at university where he relied a lot upon external drive and the opinions of others, before finally reaching a turning point and giving greater significance to internal motivation and gaining an understanding of what he wants to achieve with his life.

Racheline Tantular

Analyst and University Student
Racheline studies Asian Studies and Music at the University of Western Australia, and works as an Analyst at Lydekker, an Asia strategy firm. Racheline is the Chief Partnerships Officer of the ASEAN-Australia Strategic Youth Partnership. She conceptualised and directed the Indo-Pacific Future Leaders Programme and facilitated the Indo-Pacific Student Mobility Youth Dialogue. Hear about Racheline’s journey from being a medical sciences student to working at Lydekker, and some useful tips she’s picked up along the way.

Viknash VM

International Onboarding Officer
Viknash is the Onboarding Officer at UWA and was the former Deputy chair of the Guild Council and International Students’ Department President. He is passionate about uplifting and inspiring anyone around him and has been an inspiration for many in the community to push the boundaries on normal stereotypes. He will be discussing how you can take ownership of your journey in building yourself. He will share his journey of challenging ‘no’s, how that shaped his time as a student and how you can do that for yourself.

Organizing team

Jevin
Parmar

Perth, Australia
Organizer

Roland
Miller

Perth, Australia
Co-organizer