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Theme: Next Level

This event occurred on
February 10, 2021
Athens, Georgia
United States

As we prepare to take the stage for TEDxUGA 2021: Next Level, we begin a new chapter of ideas worth spreading. We invite you to join us as we launch the first-ever TEDxUGA Virtual Salon Series. Salons offer an intimate audience the chance to engage with each other and explore next level ideas through a collection of highly-curated talks revolving around a globally relevant or locally important theme. The TEDxUGA 2021 Next Level Salon Series will feature six incredible talks, each paired with interviews featuring the presenters and other special campus and community guests. Mark your calendar and join the presenters and TEDxUGA team as each Salon is premiered live on the TEDxUGA Facebook Page. Registration not required.

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120 Hooper Street
Athens, Georgia, 30602
United States
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Speakers

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Harristh Lateef

Student
Harristh Lateef is a first-year undergraduate studying International Affairs. Inspired by superheroes' desire to help those around them, Lateef seeks to shed light on the racial disparities and inaccuracies that impact the world of entertainment media. In his talk, Lateef invites us to discover our own ability to influence media representation and empower a new generation.

Kate Foral

Student
Kate Foral is a third-year undergraduate pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health with a minor in Health Policy and Management and a certificate in Water Resources. A former water quality intern at the Upper Oconee Watershed Network, Foral now serves as the College of Public Health senator for the Student Government Association, the co-president of the UGArden Community Farm Club, and an environmental sustainability fellow at the consulting group She Grows it. In her talk, Kate explores how participation in environmental research can create global change.

Organizing team

Megan
Ward

Organizer
  • Olivia Sprott
    Curation