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January 11, 2020 – The New Yorker Hotel 

Sponsored by Consulate General of the Republic of Serbia in New York & Tacony Academy Charter School Philadephia

Host:  Lana Asanin

08:00am – 09:00am Registration 

09:00am – 09:30am Opening ( movies – TOWARD THE LIGHT Sava Sajko, TESLA’S LEGACY Richard Wesley Mathias, TESLA and MARK TWAIN Marina Bulatovic, TSF 10yrs Report, TESLAFY ME Janja Glogovac, Video presentation Nataša Cvijović ) 

09:30am – 10:00am Conference Opening: Speech of Katarina Radivojevic, Opening speech by President / Founder Nikola Lonchar and Consul Olgica Vlacic from the Consulate General of the Republic of Serbia New York 

10:15am – 11:15am  – Progress report from Tesla organizations  ( 7 to 15 minutes per presenter ) 

• Joseph Sikorski 
• David Wrigley
• Jim Missall
• Helena Bulaja

11:15am – 11:30am coffee break 

11:30am – 12:45pm Progress report from Tesla organizations  ( 7 to 15 minutes per presenter )

• Mark Alessi 
• Vic Djurdjevic
• Fred Immendorfer
• Robert Meyer   

12:45 – 01:00pm Meet the Artists

01:00pm – 02:30pm Lunch break 

02:30pm – 03:30pm Nikola Tesla Clubs – Education ( Panel )  

• Ashley Redfearn, Executive Director of American Paradigm Schools
• Thomas Scheid, CEO/Principal Tacony Academy Charter School
• Harry Oung 
• Brian Yetzer
• Mano Divina  
• Craig Dovidio 
• Rainie May 
• Jeffrey Luttrell
• David Immendorfer 
• Lakeya White ( fundraising for nonprofits )

03:45pm – 04:00pm Coffee break 

04:00pm – 04:15pm Special guest

04:15pm – 04:30pm TESLA WAYS USA  

04:30pm Networking at Art & Tech Exhibition 

06:00pm Tesla’s Legacy through the Next Gen – konzul Olgica Vlacic i Katarina Radivojevic  

Camera: 

• Craig DoVidio 
• Kevin Wood

Photography and Digital Marketing: 

• Milica Savic

Art Exhibition: 

• Rainie May
• Sara Radovanovitch
• Anna Parfonova
• Mariana Moreno
• diNo, Erin and Isabella 
• Brian Yetzer, DCCC graphic design students 
• Children art show from Novi Sad ( Children awarded ,,U slozi je spas,,) 

Tech Exhibitions:

• Steve Matza and TSF “Tesla Technology Exhibition”

• Ken Nekic “The Nikola Tesla Innovation Club & Innovation Labs”

• David L Head “African American contributions Transportation in America”

Tesla’s Legacy through the Next Gen lens panel description:

At 6 p.m. there will be a panel discussion and a musical entertainment program.

The entrance is FREE.

Tesla’s Legacy through the Next Gen lens and the program will be presented by

Katarina Radivojevic.
 

The program will open with a short movie.

MICHAEL IDVORSKY PUPIN – A PATH TOWARD LIGHT
by author and producer Sava Sajko who will attend the screening.

The movie features Pupin’s specific relationship with his compatriot Nikola Tesla and the reconciliation that took place after 30-year long dispute.
 

Tesla’s Legacy through the Next Gen lens:

Panel discussion with the Serbian New Yorkers – Leveraging the Serbian community to excel professionally while exemplifying Tesla’s values of Innovation

Participants:

• Olgica Vlacic- Acting Consul General of the Republic of Serbia in New York
• Mladen Milosevic  –  Founder and CPO of Blloc Inc.
• Marko Jevremovic – Vice President at JP Morgan
• Aleksandra Denda – Jazz Soul Vocalist 

Moderated by: Predrag Obucina, Professor of the Serbian language at the Columbia University

The panel discussion will be followed by authentic music and folklore dances of the Serbian culture and heritage.

Performed by New York-based:

Children’s folk ensemble: “Opancici”

Vocal group: “Rosa”

Details

STARTING A TESLA CLUB AT YOUR SCHOOL

How can you organize a Tesla Club at your School? How can the Tesla Science Foundation (TSF) help? The first step would be to introduce your students to Tesla’s life and work through classroom presentations or a school assembly, depending on the best fit for your school. TSF would bring a display made by Tesla Museum and TSF and lead the initial presentation.

After that, we will consult with interested students and faculty to prepare a mission statement and organize the club. We have a host of resources for helping you to expand your Tesla Club’s exposure and membership, including:

-A Play: “Tesla Past, Present, Future” for which we already have a script.

-Tesla Traveling Exhibit (obtained by TSF from the Tesla Museum)

-Organizing exhibits for arts, science, literary achievements, and the like (TSF would award medals and certificates for the best work).

-Community evenings could also be organized in partnership with TSF. We could have an exhibit of student work. In addition to students’ families, the school could be open to the community.

-Tesla Clubs would have an opportunity to be on Tesla Talk TV (TSF’s TV channel).

Additionally, student members could become TSF members, where the school clubs would be advertised.

-The best student work would be presented at our January and July Conferences in New York and Philadelphia, respectively.

-We can provide quizzes about the life and work of Nikola Tesla. The best students would get TSF participation certificates.

APPLICATION FOR SCHOOL COOPERATION WITH TSF:

School Name & Location

Contact Person

Description of the resources available at your school, including classroom/auditorium space, student and teacher involvement, volunteers, etc.

Nikola Lonchar

President / Founder

Tesla Science Foundation

Details

STARTING A TESLA CLUB AT YOUR SCHOOL

How can you organize a Tesla Club at your School? How can the Tesla Science Foundation (TSF) help? The first step would be to introduce your students to Tesla’s life and work through classroom presentations or a school assembly, depending on the best fit for your school. TSF would bring a display made by Tesla Museum and TSF and lead the initial presentation.

After that, we will consult with interested students and faculty to prepare a mission statement and organize the club. We have a host of resources for helping you to expand your Tesla Club’s exposure and membership, including:

-A Play: “Tesla Past, Present, Future” for which we already have a script.

-Tesla Traveling Exhibit (obtained by TSF from the Tesla Museum)

-Organizing exhibits for arts, science, literary achievements, and the like (TSF would award medals and certificates for the best work).

-Community evenings could also be organized in partnership with TSF. We could have an exhibit of student work. In addition to students’ families, the school could be open to the community.

-Tesla Clubs would have an opportunity to be on Tesla Talk TV (TSF’s TV channel).

Additionally, student members could become TSF members, where the school clubs would be advertised.

-The best student work would be presented at our January and July Conferences in New York and Philadelphia, respectively.

-We can provide quizzes about the life and work of Nikola Tesla. The best students would get TSF participation certificates.

APPLICATION FOR SCHOOL COOPERATION WITH TSF:

School Name & Location

Contact Person

Description of the resources available at your school, including classroom/auditorium space, student and teacher involvement, volunteers, etc.

Nikola Lonchar

President / Founder

Tesla Science Foundation

On January 11. at the Hotel New Yorker in New York, at the Conference ‘Tesla Spirit’ among other things there will be an art show at the theme ‘Saint Tesla’

We are calling Artists from all over the world to take part in it. The best projects according to our Committee, will be awarded with ‘Tesla Spirit Award’ and we will purchase some of the work.

It is mandatory to submit your artwork in digital form, before October 4. Selected work should be in our office by December 15. You can find more information on ‘Saint Tesla’ at

https://teslasciencefoundation.org/st-tesla-petition/  or  https://www.facebook.com/Saint-Tesla-210600122312437/ 

Please upload your artwork with description to the following email no later than October 4, 2019: NikolaLonchar@TeslaScienceFoundation.org

Nikola Loncar

President/Founder

Tesla Science Foundation

Skype: Nikola.Loncar32

Telephone: 484-955-0545

With faith in God

For Serbian people

Nikola LoncarNikola Lonchar/Никола Лончар
President / Founder
Tesla Science Foundation
Skype:Nikola.Loncar32
Phone: 484 955 0545

Dear Tesla fans,

Tesla Science Foundation from Philadelphia, after many years of research is finishing the script for movie and an application for smart phones as well as monography ‘Tesla’s travel through USA and Canada’.

Our goal is to find at least one organization or individual in any city where Tesla lived and worked, so we can establish cooperation towards our big project ‘TESLA WAYS THROUGH USA AND CANADA’

In Serbia, there is a cluster project ‘Tesla Ways’   (https://teslaways.rs/) that gathers large number of organizations in Europe where Tesla lived and worked as well as institutions that study Tesla. Cooperation of our organizations and our common interest for Tesla and his work is of utmost importance for all of us and it is important that we all take part of that large project.

Our Conference that is going to be held January 11, 2020 at the Hotel New Yorker will be will partly be dedicated to this theme, so please send your applications before October 15. To take part at the Conference, it is necessary to send description of your organization and your work, events connected with Tesla in your city, everything that exists right now and what your plans for the future are.

Meeting of all representatives will be in Belgrade July 10, 2020 and for all of you who are not able to attend it, you will be able to watch it via video link.

Our film group will visit all interesting places and will record reports, so please be as precise in your materials as possible and include documents and photographs.

For any further information write to:

NikolaLonchar@TeslaScienceFoundation.org

Tesla Ways through USA and Canada

Nikola Lonchar

President/Founder

Tesla Science Foundation

Skype:Nikola.Loncar32

Phone: 484 955 0545

Details

STARTING A TESLA CLUB AT YOUR SCHOOL

How can you organize a Tesla Club at your School? How can the Tesla Science Foundation (TSF) help? The first step would be to introduce your students to Tesla’s life and work through classroom presentations or a school assembly, depending on the best fit for your school. TSF would bring a display made by Tesla Museum and TSF and lead the initial presentation.

After that, we will consult with interested students and faculty to prepare a mission statement and organize the club. We have a host of resources for helping you to expand your Tesla Club’s exposure and membership, including:

-A Play: “Tesla Past, Present, Future” for which we already have a script.

-Tesla Traveling Exhibit (obtained by TSF from the Tesla Museum)

-Organizing exhibits for arts, science, literary achievements, and the like (TSF would award medals and certificates for the best work).

-Community evenings could also be organized in partnership with TSF. We could have an exhibit of student work. In addition to students’ families, the school could be open to the community.

-Tesla Clubs would have an opportunity to be on Tesla Talk TV (TSF’s TV channel).

Additionally, student members could become TSF members, where the school clubs would be advertised.

-The best student work would be presented at our January and July Conferences in New York and Philadelphia, respectively.

-We can provide quizzes about the life and work of Nikola Tesla. The best students would get TSF participation certificates.

APPLICATION FOR SCHOOL COOPERATION WITH TSF:

School Name & Location

Contact Person

Description of the resources available at your school, including classroom/auditorium space, student and teacher involvement, volunteers, etc.

Nikola Lonchar

President / Founder

Tesla Science Foundation

Details

STARTING A TESLA CLUB AT YOUR SCHOOL

How can you organize a Tesla Club at your School? How can the Tesla Science Foundation (TSF) help? The first step would be to introduce your students to Tesla’s life and work through classroom presentations or a school assembly, depending on the best fit for your school. TSF would bring a display made by Tesla Museum and TSF and lead the initial presentation.

After that, we will consult with interested students and faculty to prepare a mission statement and organize the club. We have a host of resources for helping you to expand your Tesla Club’s exposure and membership, including:

-A Play: “Tesla Past, Present, Future” for which we already have a script.

-Tesla Traveling Exhibit (obtained by TSF from the Tesla Museum)

-Organizing exhibits for arts, science, literary achievements, and the like (TSF would award medals and certificates for the best work).

-Community evenings could also be organized in partnership with TSF. We could have an exhibit of student work. In addition to students’ families, the school could be open to the community.

-Tesla Clubs would have an opportunity to be on Tesla Talk TV (TSF’s TV channel).

Additionally, student members could become TSF members, where the school clubs would be advertised.

-The best student work would be presented at our January and July Conferences in New York and Philadelphia, respectively.

-We can provide quizzes about the life and work of Nikola Tesla. The best students would get TSF participation certificates.

APPLICATION FOR SCHOOL COOPERATION WITH TSF:

School Name & Location

Contact Person

Description of the resources available at your school, including classroom/auditorium space, student and teacher involvement, volunteers, etc.

Nikola Lonchar

President / Founder

Tesla Science Foundation

Details

STARTING A TESLA CLUB AT YOUR SCHOOL

How can you organize a Tesla Club at your School? How can the Tesla Science Foundation (TSF) help? The first step would be to introduce your students to Tesla’s life and work through classroom presentations or a school assembly, depending on the best fit for your school. TSF would bring a display made by Tesla Museum and TSF and lead the initial presentation.

After that, we will consult with interested students and faculty to prepare a mission statement and organize the club. We have a host of resources for helping you to expand your Tesla Club’s exposure and membership, including:

-A Play: “Tesla Past, Present, Future” for which we already have a script.

-Tesla Traveling Exhibit (obtained by TSF from the Tesla Museum)

-Organizing exhibits for arts, science, literary achievements, and the like (TSF would award medals and certificates for the best work).

-Community evenings could also be organized in partnership with TSF. We could have an exhibit of student work. In addition to students’ families, the school could be open to the community.

-Tesla Clubs would have an opportunity to be on Tesla Talk TV (TSF’s TV channel).

Additionally, student members could become TSF members, where the school clubs would be advertised.

-The best student work would be presented at our January and July Conferences in New York and Philadelphia, respectively.

-We can provide quizzes about the life and work of Nikola Tesla. The best students would get TSF participation certificates.

APPLICATION FOR SCHOOL COOPERATION WITH TSF:

School Name & Location

Contact Person

Description of the resources available at your school, including classroom/auditorium space, student and teacher involvement, volunteers, etc.

Nikola Lonchar

President / Founder

Tesla Science Foundation

Details

Visually stunning ensemble storytelling fuses with elaborate video and sound design to tell the story of Nikola Tesla’s 1893 visit to The Franklin Institute. Was Tesla mad or a prophetic visionary? Join us as we plunge into the nightmares and daydreams of history’s most enigmatic inventor. Ages 9–99. Runtime is 65 minutes.

Tickets:
Non-Member: $20
Students: $15
Members: $14