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This document provides information about the Florida State University chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta, a pre-health honor society. It outlines leadership roles and contact information for chapter executives. It also lists upcoming events like a Dean's Day, intramural sports, volunteer opportunities, a mentor program, and how to become a nationally inducted member or join the local FSU chapter.
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Wellington, New Zealand
Chris is Service Innovation Director at DNA design, and runs his own gig at Northwards Design Studio. Chris has more than 13 years experience in design and innovation projects that cross disciplines, industries and sectors, and has won a number of awards in the process.
He kick-started the MIT Fab Lab movement in Aotearoa by starting the first Fab Lab in Australasia, and he organized the 8th annual Fab Lab conference in 2012, aptly named Fab8NZ. He also hosts the first Internet of Things Meetup in New Zealand, IoT WGTN.
Chris has exhibited his work, taught his craft and talked about design internationally.
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Through my time as a designer, it has become very clear that good design isn't solely dependent on research, usability testing, designs and prototypes. It goes much broader to the very heart of how customers/operators/users interpret and respond to their environment and the effect that has on the assumptions made with design.
In this talk I aim to go deep into the mythology of the surfing industry and how the behaviour of surfers has influenced my designs. More broadly I want to then show how storytelling has helped with understanding our users as well as communicating to our stakeholders about our design principles and interactions.
I will provide you with the tools to be able to effectively use mythology and behaviours in an effective and inclusive way into your designs and to help avoid blindspots. Surfers are a great industry when we talk about mythology but it crosses across all industries and is a powerful tool in the design process."
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- 4. President – Kelsi Meliah Vice President – Jason Findlay Secretary – Sydney Look Treasurer – Rumit Mistry Service Chair – Lindsay Landry Special Events Chair – Jennifer Lavandero Historian – Alyssa Patneaude Communication/Technology Director – James Brown CAMEO Director – Katie Withers Membership Chair – Perla Rico-Govea Mentor Program Coordinator – Rachel Drummey Specific contact information can be found at the website www.aedfsu.com and on the blackboard site. EXECUTIVE BOARD
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- 8. Saturday October 24th 8am-5pm At the FSU College of Medicine Interact with the Dean’s of Florida Medical Schools Learn about how to be a competitive applicant Volunteer and network Tour the FSU College of Medicine Professional event, dress business casual (no jeans, no shorts!) Questions?! Contact Kelsi Meliah 18TH ANNUAL DEAN’S DAY
- 9. Caribbean American Medical Education Organization (CAMEO) Spring Break to JAMAICA Dr. Keen guest speaker / Info meeting on 9/30 Applications online, due Oct. 14nd at midnight Questions?! Contact Katie Withers https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=14&v=rGcLxYF8tOA MEDICAL MISSION TRIP
- 10. Freshmen/Sophomore Students “Mentees” Get paired with a Junior/ Senior Undergrad Mentor Mentoring/ Advice about being a PreHealth student at FSU Junior/Senior Mentors Get paired with a current FSU Medical School Student Applications online, due 10/2 @ midnight Questions?! Contact Rachel Drummey MENTOR PROGRAM
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- 13. GPA of three semesters = 3.2 (science and overall, no dual enrollment) AED Involvement (Points) Submit AED local chapter application Earn 30 points total (from both Fall and Spring semesters) Attend at least one special event in Fall AND Spring Earn points from attending meetings, AED service, outside service Points are recorded on blackboard Points will be posted within 1 week of event National Membership for your resume Wear cords at graduation HOW TO BECOME A NATIONALLY INDUCTED MEMBER
- 14. Membership application online at www.aedfsu.com Due October 2nd @ midnight Questions on membership application?! Contact Sydney Look Dues $40 for year Pay online via PayPal Cash, card, or check can be given at meetings to Treasurer (Rumit) – made out to “Alpha Epsilon Delta at FSU” Due by Friday October 2nd @ midnight Includes t-shirt!! Questions about paying dues?! Contact Rumit Mistry After dues are paid, you will be added to the blackboard site where you can track your points and access the volunteer google docs HOW TO JOIN AED FLORIDA BETA CHAPTER
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