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Innovation Community of Practice

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Innovation Community of Practice

July 15 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Join us for the Hurt Hub’s monthly Innovation Community of Practice!

This month, the Innovation Community of Practice is exploring the relationship between Innovation and Freedom. We will discuss how autonomy fuels creative problem-solving, look at the concept of “freedom within a framework,” and share how we carve out the mental and operational space needed to bring big ideas to life.

FAQ

What is a Community of Practice?

A community of practice (CoP) is a group of people who share a common interest, profession, or passion and come together to interact, learn, and collaborate.

What do we mean by Innovation?

We like to explore innovation broadly. We’re curious about new ideas, methods, or services that bring positive change or improvement. We want to explore creative approaches to problem-solving, processes, idea generation, or technology. 

Who is this group for?

Innovation is for everyone regardless of industry or professional status. We welcome curious individuals from all backgrounds.

What will we do?

These are casual conversations that focus on a different topic month to month. Generally, a volunteer facilitator will share briefly about a topic they’re interested in and then open up the floor for the group to discuss. 

What Topics have your covered? 

Patterns & Intersections, Vibe Coding, Art and AI, Travel, Circular Economies, Ideation Techniques, Mental Models, Innovation & Spirituality, Storytelling through collage.

Is food served?

Sorry not at this one! Participants are welcome to bring their own lunch.

For questions or to RSVP please email Amy Quilala (Gascon)

amgascon@davidson.edu

The Hurt Hub welcomes requests for reasonable accommodations related to disability and will strive to make this program accessible to participants. Please contact Amy Quilala at amgascon@davidson.edu to make such a request.

Course Length: 1 hour
Location: The Hurt Hub Room 302
Course Dates:

July 15

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