Theme: (re)imagining

Tickets are now on sale. Visit untuniontickets.com or click on the "Attend this event" button on this page. Ticket prices are $20 for UNT students and $30 for UNT faculty, staff, and the general public. Dinner is included in the ticket price.

TEDxUNT: (re)imagining is an independently-organized TED event bringing together the University of North Texas and the Denton community for an exciting evening of ideas worth spreading. The theme of (re)imagining will be explored by dynamic live speakers and official TED videos curated by a campus collaborative of faculty, staff, and students.

The event is being hosted at the University of North Texas Union the evening of Monday, September 12th, 2016. Attendees should check-in to Union Room 394 to have their tickets scanned. Doors open at 5:15 p.m. with food service available for attendees until 6:15 p.m. The formal program will begin at 6:30 p.m. and conclude at 9 p.m. It is recommended that attendees who plan to join us for dinner arrive at the Union no later than 6:00 p.m. to ensure ample time to eat and find a seat for the program.

University of North Texas Union (Check-in Room 394)
1155 Union Cir
Denton, Texas, 76203
United States

Blake Hyman

The "Absolutes" in Understanding

Blake Hyman graduated from the Professional Leadership Program at UNT and currently studies Finance alongside his passion for Audio Engineering.

David Mosher

Cultural Humility Advocate

David Mosher is in the Counseling Psychology PhD program at UNT

Haihang Wang

High-throughput Materials Discovery

Haihang Wang is a UNT physics graduate.

Kimendran Chetty

International Student Experiences

Kimendran Chetty currently studies communications at UNT and has established multiple education aid programs.

Marcelo Ostria

Poverty Research Through a Child’s Perspective

Marcelo Ostria earned his Master of Science degree in Comparative Social Policy.

Michael Scott

Raising Awareness About Huffing in our Society

Michael Scott is a graduate student working to become a Licensed Professional Counselor specializing in severe trauma.

Susan Motheral

The Biology of Stupidity

Susan Motheral has a degree in Psychology and a PhD in behavioral research from Duke.