Past TEDx event
TEDxMorris Knolls HS
This independently organized TEDx event brings the community together to share ideas worth spreading.
Speakers
Speakers may not be confirmed. Check the event website for the latest lineup.
Aditi Madhiwalla
Student
Aditi Madhiwalla is a sophomore at Morris Knolls High School, and this is her first year participating in the TEDx Morris Knolls HS event. She chose the topic of the influence of outside perspectives on young adults’ ambitions and beliefs due to her personal experience with navigating external expectations from others. Presenting: A Lens Through Borrowed Eyes
Kat Udud
Student
Kat Udud is a junior at Morris Knolls High School, who is giving her first speech at a TEDx event. She chose the topic of morality because she has always found the ways in which we interact with and interpret morality interesting. Presenting: The False Dichotomy of Morality
Layla Anita Tajudeen
Student
Layla Anita Tajudeen is a Morris Knolls Senior. This is her first year participating in TEDx. She chose the topic of choosing discomfort over confidence because she believes that is one of the key factors to success. As well as something high schoolers often struggle with.
Skye Taylor
Student
Skye Taylor is a junior here at Morris Knolls High School, and he will be presenting with TEDx for the first time. He chose the topic of eating disorder awareness due to his personal battles with recovering from an eating disorder, and his hope is to educate his peers to help prevent others from falling down the same path. Presenting, The Hidden Issue of Diet Culture.
Vera Bachu
Student
Vera Bachu is a sophomore at Morris Knolls High School, and this is her second year participating in the TEDx Morris Knolls event. She chose the topic of first impressions because she first-hand experienced how quickly people form first impressions and how that prevents a fair judgement of someone. Presenting, The Pause We Never Knew We Needed.
Zach Glantz
Student
Zachary Glantz is a Morris Knolls High School senior presenting his second TEDx speech. He has chosen to speak on analysis and decision making because he believes that too many people take it for granted. Presenting: Let’s Play a Game.
