A TALK 9/14 Briefing: STEAM, COVID-19 Info, & Events

A TALK Briefing | Sept. 14, 2020

TALK COVID-19 Updates

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Upcoming Events

Learn About Artificial Intelligence & Digital Twins

Yes, it’s another virtual TALK event complete with networking NEXT Thursday!

DATE: Sept. 24th

Time: 4 PM ET

Cost: FREE

Location: Online in Zoom & Facebook Live

TOPIC: “AI & Digital Twins”

Speaker: Sunny Dronawat, Ph.D., Chief Technology Officer, Plutoshift

Skill Up Course Being Offered by Louisville Central Community Center and U of L.

Part III, Artificial Intelligence: Sept. 15 and 17 at 5:30 pm, Free.

Presented By: U of L's Digital Center for Transformation and Louisville Central Community Center!

Webinar ID: 825 6259 7196

Webinar Passcode: 496870

Vogt Awards Demo Day in October!

Join the Community Foundation for the 2020 Vogt Awards Demo Day!

October 15 • 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. Don't miss this opportunity to meet the 2020 Vogt Invention and Innovation Award winners when they present their companies and the progress they've made to the startup, investor, and business communities. FREE.

Established by Henry Vogt Heuser, Sr., the Vogt Fund and Awards were created to strengthen Louisville’s economic health by supporting innovative startups and inspiring entrepreneurship. This initiative plays a critical role in our community’s economic growth as a city that’s poised to be a break-out for startups: ensuring the support and success for new and future businesses.

STEAM for Youth -- TechGirlz Courses Continue From TALK

TALK has once again partnered with TechGirlz to offer virtual and free STEAM curricula for youth in our community and beyond. These virtual opportunities allow for dialogue, reaction, and discussion of careers, as well as core technology learning. We encourage you to put your middle school daughters in our courses to assist them in looking at what’s next in career pathways. Plus, it’s another way to students to engage with each other and our tech leaders in Louisville.