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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

The Conference Speaker Registration is now officially open!
This year’s Conference organized by the Tesla Science Foundation is seeking individuals and organizations to present on work and topics focused around the following three main Conference Tracks:
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
The genius of Nikola Tesla enjoyed and contributed to endless facets of life but thought of himself primarily as an inventorThis track is dedicated to:

• Any meaningful science and technology innovation resulting in practical use benefiting society
• Advances in science and technology based on or extending the work, legacy and thought leadership of Nikola Tesla in practice or concept
• Evidence, impact reports or demonstrations of what today’s world would look like without Tesla’s inventions
• Vision of where this world is headed with Tesla’s groundwork
• Digital revolution

Some examples include but are not limited to:

• Wireless transmission of unlimited free energy
• Harnessing nature
• Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
• Medical and Radiology advances
• Optical phenomena
• Aircraft technologies and navigation control devices
• Any fact-based and supported research related to Tesla’s life, work and legacy

ART & CULTURE
A traveler and avid lover of art, literature, music and various cultures, Nikola Tesla enjoyed finer things in life and had a keen eye for perfectionThis track is dedicated to:

• Artistic portrayal of Nikola Tesla, his life or his work of any kind and any medium
• Any innovative Performing Arts presentation, especially if related to Nikola Tesla and his legacy 
• Any evidence of Nikola Tesla awareness, celebration of acknowledgment across different cultures and parts of the world
• Nikola Tesla’s integration with and acceptance of various cultures and ways of life
• Any creative and innovative approach to increasing Nikola Tesla awareness

Some examples include but are not limited to:

• Audio / video installations
• Review of a new artistic medium, aspect or tool
• Unique live or recorded stage or other performance
• Feature film or documentary
• Artistic improvisation
• Review of written material or compilation, fiction or non-fiction related to Tesla’s life and legacy
• Creative marketing campaigns and solutions 

HUMANITY
Nikola Tesla embodied unusually complex personality and possessed extremely strong character and traits, from discipline and self-restraint to curiosity and indulgence, from philosophical to pragmatic views, and from grounded reality to genuine belief in the bright future of humanityThis track is dedicated to:

• New fact-based historical accounts of events
• Research-based analysis or findings on prevalent personality traits and impacts on today’s society
• The evolution and maturity of the human mind over the past 2 centuries
• Relationship among humanity, philosophy, spirituality and religion
• Communication

Some examples include but are not limited to:

• Current socio-political trends and developments shaping the future of humanity
• iGen / Gen Z and Gen Alpha and what defines us – how would Tesla function today
• Tesla’s powerful mind – can I be like Nikola Tesla?
• Key success factors – how to spot them and how to achieve them
• Mind reading – thing of the present, thing of the future or nothing at all?
• Panel discussion

General Guidelines and Requirements

• Speaker Registration closes on September 30th 2019
• Average length of presentation not to exceed 20 minutes
• Brief description of presentation (any written format) required at time of registration
• Final presentation material or evidence of such (slides, audio, video, research paper, book, demonstration, etc.) must be submitted prior to end of Registration
• Although topics and presentations related to Nikola Tesla’s fields of study are preferred, other disciplines and fields are welcome as well
• TSF reserves the right to record all speakers and presentations (video or otherwise) and to freely publish, post and make them available for on-demand viewing free of charge
• TSF reserves the right to decline speaker participation upon review of proposed presentation topic / material

Please upload your manuscript with description to the following email no later than October 30, 2019: NikolaLonchar@TeslaScienceFoundation.org

The CONFERENCE will be held at New Yorker Hotel, NY, January 11, 2020

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

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

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