Featured Speakers
Sam Bolton, Keynote - Sam is a fourth-year Scheller Business student with a concentration in marketing and a minor in leadership and social justice. Sam will discuss how getting lost – whether literally and physically, or metaphorically lost in passions, hobbies, dreams - is a means to finding where you belong in the world, on campus, and most importantly, where you belong internally.
Mike Jones, Guest Speaker - Mike is an administrative professional with Georgia Tech Human Resources. Mike’s talk centers on the idea that presence is something we actively choose. Presence is a choice, and how you choose to show up can shape your opportunities, relationships, and sense of belonging.
Samiksha Digambar, Guest Speaker - Samiksha is a first-year undergraduate student in the College of Engineering. Samiksha reflects on her journey thus far on how to be present despite the fear of others’ judgment and self-doubt. Using her own personal stories, she describes how shifting the focus away from yourself and toward helping others has transformed the way she uses her voice.
Please RSVP on Engage if interested in attending!
]]>Voices of the Hive brings the Tech community together through TED-style narratives of belonging, resilience, and connection. This session will focus on what it means to be “present,” and how showing up is the first step in building belonging! FREE POPCORN for all attendees! This event is open to the entire Georgia Tech community!
Featured Speakers
Sam Bolton, Keynote - Sam is a fourth-year Scheller Business student with a concentration in marketing and a minor in leadership and social justice. Sam will discuss how getting lost – whether literally and physically, or metaphorically lost in passions, hobbies, dreams - is a means to finding where you belong in the world, on campus, and most importantly, where you belong internally.
Mike Jones, Guest Speaker - Mike is an administrative professional with Georgia Tech Human Resources. Mike’s talk centers on the idea that presence is something we actively choose. Presence is a choice, and how you choose to show up can shape your opportunities, relationships, and sense of belonging.
Samiksha Digambar, Guest Speaker - Samiksha is a first-year undergraduate student in the College of Engineering. Samiksha reflects on her journey thus far on how to be present despite the fear of others’ judgment and self-doubt. Using her own personal stories, she describes how shifting the focus away from yourself and toward helping others has transformed the way she uses her voice.
Please RSVP on Engage if interested in attending!
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