Participant: Global Perspectives Summit 2011
LOCAL ACTIONS, GLOBAL IMPACT: the future is unmapped.
The future is unmapped. It is a concept that exists only in our minds and is subject to change based on our thoughts and ideas. To change the future, we must change the ways in which we think. We must begin to take new and innovative approaches the world’s problems; those which incorporate the values of today’s young people, in order to build a better, brighter future.
The Global Perspectives Summit (GPS) 2011 is three-day event run from September 20th – 23rd by students of The University of Melbourne. It aims to harness the energy and enthusiasm of 100 young individuals from diverse cultural and academic backgrounds to come up with creative ideas and solutions to the world’s major problems.
By bringing together, inspiring and engaging passionate young minds the 2011 GPS will foster the creation of a community of future world leaders committed to generating positive global change, beginning with locally-based actions. Through a series of social innovation, entrepreneurship and skill development workshops, as well as provocative guest speakers and public debates, delegates will be challenged to think outside the box and to take their newfound skills and experiences beyond the summit into their everyday lives.
Interested in taking part? Please fill out an application for one of our delegate positions and help us map the future.
Go to http://gps2011.eventbrite.com/, then click on regsiter for the registration form.
Any questions please email gps.unimelb@gmail.com
GPS 2011 Program*
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OPENINGNIGHT |
Where are we? Get to know each other and enjoy a fun night of social networking, intended to develop early friendships and break down social boundaries.
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DAY ONE |
What do we think? A series of facilitated seminars, workshops and presentations from notable individuals will equip delegates with different skills and perspectives to help them to actively engage and participate in group discussions and activities. These discussions will provide direction and form a basis for the ensuing days’ activities.
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DAY TWO |
What do we want to do? Delegates will participate in ‘The Great Debate’, a pre-prepared public debate in a high pedestrian traffic location within the CBD zone (TBA).
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DAY THREE |
How do we do it? – Getting started… External volunteer organizations will be invited to share experiences and exchange ideas with delegates, providing an opportunity for networking and for delegates to create contacts in areas where they may consider future involvement after the close of the summit. A series of social/ youth entrepreneurship workshops will position delegates to see new and innovative paths for realizing their dreams and aspirations. The GPS proceedings will officially conclude with an Evening Cocktail Party to which all facilitators, presenters and support staff will be invited to join delegates in their celebrations. |
* Further details TBA
LOCAL ACTIONS, GLOBAL IMPACT: the future is unmapped.
The future is unmapped. It is a concept that exists only in our minds and is subject to change based on our thoughts and ideas. To change the future, we must change the ways in which we think. We must begin to take new and innovative approaches the world’s problems; those which incorporate the values of today’s young people, in order to build a better, brighter future.
The Global Perspectives Summit (GPS) 2011 is three-day event run from September 20th – 23rd by students of The University of Melbourne. It aims to harness the energy and enthusiasm of 100 young individuals from diverse cultural and academic backgrounds to come up with creative ideas and solutions to the world’s major problems.
By bringing together, inspiring and engaging passionate young minds the 2011 GPS will foster the creation of a community of future world leaders committed to generating positive global change, beginning with locally-based actions. Through a series of social innovation, entrepreneurship and skill development workshops, as well as provocative guest speakers and public debates, delegates will be challenged to think outside the box and to take their newfound skills and experiences beyond the summit into their everyday lives.
Interested in taking part? Please fill out an application for one of our delegate positions and help us map the future.
Go to http://gps2011.eventbrite.com/, then click on regsiter for the registration form.
Any questions please email gps.unimelb@gmail.com
GPS 2011 Program*
|
OPENINGNIGHT |
Where are we? Get to know each other and enjoy a fun night of social networking, intended to develop early friendships and break down social boundaries.
|
|
DAY ONE |
What do we think? A series of facilitated seminars, workshops and presentations from notable individuals will equip delegates with different skills and perspectives to help them to actively engage and participate in group discussions and activities. These discussions will provide direction and form a basis for the ensuing days’ activities.
|
|
DAY TWO |
What do we want to do? Delegates will participate in ‘The Great Debate’, a pre-prepared public debate in a high pedestrian traffic location within the CBD zone (TBA).
|
|
DAY THREE |
How do we do it? – Getting started… External volunteer organizations will be invited to share experiences and exchange ideas with delegates, providing an opportunity for networking and for delegates to create contacts in areas where they may consider future involvement after the close of the summit. A series of social/ youth entrepreneurship workshops will position delegates to see new and innovative paths for realizing their dreams and aspirations. The GPS proceedings will officially conclude with an Evening Cocktail Party to which all facilitators, presenters and support staff will be invited to join delegates in their celebrations. |
* Further details TBA
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LOCAL ACTIONS, GLOBAL IMPACT: the future is unmapped.
The future is unmapped. It is a concept that exists only in our minds and is subject to change based on our thoughts and ideas. To change the future, we must change the ways in which we think. We must begin to take new and innovative approaches the world’s problems; those which incorporate the values of today’s young people, in order to build a better, brighter future.
The Global Perspectives Summit (GPS) 2011 is three-day event run from September 20th – 23rd by students of The University of Melbourne. It aims to harness the energy and enthusiasm of 100 young individuals from diverse cultural and academic backgrounds to come up with creative ideas and solutions to the world’s major problems.
By bringing together, inspiring and engaging passionate young minds the 2011 GPS will foster the creation of a community of future world leaders committed to generating positive global change, beginning with locally-based actions. Through a series of social innovation, entrepreneurship and skill development workshops, as well as provocative guest speakers and public debates, delegates will be challenged to think outside the box and to take their newfound skills and experiences beyond the summit into their everyday lives.
Interested in taking part? Please fill out an application for one of our delegate positions and help us map the future.
Go to http://gps2011.eventbrite.com/, then click on regsiter for the registration form.
Any questions please email gps.unimelb@gmail.com
GPS 2011 Program*
|
OPENINGNIGHT |
Where are we? Get to know each other and enjoy a fun night of social networking, intended to develop early friendships and break down social boundaries.
|
|
DAY ONE |
What do we think? A series of facilitated seminars, workshops and presentations from notable individuals will equip delegates with different skills and perspectives to help them to actively engage and participate in group discussions and activities. These discussions will provide direction and form a basis for the ensuing days’ activities.
|
|
DAY TWO |
What do we want to do? Delegates will participate in ‘The Great Debate’, a pre-prepared public debate in a high pedestrian traffic location within the CBD zone (TBA).
|
|
DAY THREE |
How do we do it? – Getting started… External volunteer organizations will be invited to share experiences and exchange ideas with delegates, providing an opportunity for networking and for delegates to create contacts in areas where they may consider future involvement after the close of the summit. A series of social/ youth entrepreneurship workshops will position delegates to see new and innovative paths for realizing their dreams and aspirations. The GPS proceedings will officially conclude with an Evening Cocktail Party to which all facilitators, presenters and support staff will be invited to join delegates in their celebrations. |
* Further details TBA
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LOCAL ACTIONS, GLOBAL IMPACT: the future is unmapped.
The future is unmapped. It is a concept that exists only in our minds and is subject to change based on our thoughts and ideas. To change the future, we must change the ways in which we think. We must begin to take new and innovative approaches the world’s problems; those which incorporate the values of today’s young people, in order to build a better, brighter future.
The Global Perspectives Summit (GPS) 2011 is three-day event run from September 20th – 23rd by students of The University of Melbourne. It aims to harness the energy and enthusiasm of 100 young individuals from diverse cultural and academic backgrounds to come up with creative ideas and solutions to the world’s major problems.
By bringing together, inspiring and engaging passionate young minds the 2011 GPS will foster the creation of a community of future world leaders committed to generating positive global change, beginning with locally-based actions. Through a series of social innovation, entrepreneurship and skill development workshops, as well as provocative guest speakers and public debates, delegates will be challenged to think outside the box and to take their newfound skills and experiences beyond the summit into their everyday lives.
Interested in taking part? Please fill out an application for one of our delegate positions and help us map the future.
Go to http://gps2011.eventbrite.com/, then click on regsiter for the registration form.
Any questions please email gps.unimelb@gmail.com
GPS 2011 Program*
|
OPENINGNIGHT |
Where are we? Get to know each other and enjoy a fun night of social networking, intended to develop early friendships and break down social boundaries.
|
|
DAY ONE |
What do we think? A series of facilitated seminars, workshops and presentations from notable individuals will equip delegates with different skills and perspectives to help them to actively engage and participate in group discussions and activities. These discussions will provide direction and form a basis for the ensuing days’ activities.
|
|
DAY TWO |
What do we want to do? Delegates will participate in ‘The Great Debate’, a pre-prepared public debate in a high pedestrian traffic location within the CBD zone (TBA).
|
|
DAY THREE |
How do we do it? – Getting started… External volunteer organizations will be invited to share experiences and exchange ideas with delegates, providing an opportunity for networking and for delegates to create contacts in areas where they may consider future involvement after the close of the summit. A series of social/ youth entrepreneurship workshops will position delegates to see new and innovative paths for realizing their dreams and aspirations. The GPS proceedings will officially conclude with an Evening Cocktail Party to which all facilitators, presenters and support staff will be invited to join delegates in their celebrations. |
* Further details TBA
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