193821 event 1361364277 1475892157 <![CDATA[ThinkBig Events]]> EVENTS

February 20, 2013

7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Information Session

Commander Building, McMillan Street, West Campus 

ThinkBig faculty leaders who have programs slated for West Campus will be showcased at this event. Arrive early to meet Melissa Fougler, leader of Center Stage: The Performing Arts and Georgia Tech, as the show must go on, and she has theatrical commitments later in the evening.

Professors Al Merrill, Yonathon Thio, and Pete Ludovice will attend the entire event to provide details on their ThinkBig programs, which are Kids@Nature, Thought for Food, and Applied Humor, respectively.
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February 21, 2013

11:30 AM – 1:00 PM

Live Comedy and Improv

Midtown Stage in the Student Center Commons

Get your laughter on with Pete Ludovice and Melissa Fougler as we showcase two of our Arts programs on stage, while providing information on all ThinkBig programs at an information table.

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February 26 & 27, 2013

11:45 AM – 1:15 PM

Information Table

Brittain Dining Hall

Stop by an information table to ask friendly representatives from Housing and Academic Enrichment any last-minute questions about ThinkBig programs for 2013-14.

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February 28, 2013

Deadline to sign up for a ThinkBig community for 2013-14!

You can list more than one choice, in order of preference, if you have trouble deciding. It is a good idea to list three programs that interest you, in case your first choice (or second) are already filled when you register. 

]]> Georgia Tech's living-learning community program, ThinkBig, invites student participants to choose from a variety of non-academic topics, joining a residence hall community of students who meet informally once a week with a designated faculty leader. Twice monthly, each community has an event related to its topic. The events consist of group outings, guest speakers who are experts in the group's topic, and hands-on activities for the group, with student community members helping to mold the program content. Co-sponsored by CAE and the Department of Housing-Residence Life, the program brings exciting out-of-the-classroom knowledge and experiences to students through interaction with peers and professors. The interaction is fun and engaging, and enables students to explore interesting subjects under the leadership of a faculty member, away from the formality of a classroom.

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