ACCENT Speakers Bureau announced on its Instagram account the first event for the Fall semester, John Green. The event will take place Sept. 26 at 7 p.m. at the University Auditorium.
The conversation will consist of topics around Green’s career, novels, the creative process around writing, social media, the importance of education, health and wellness and current events such as censorship and book bans, according to ACCENT’s Instagram.
Unlike previous events, students will not need to pre-register, though seating will be limited. Doors will open at 6 p.m., and students with a valid Gator 1 ID will be let in.
Green, notable for his books such as ‘The Fault In Our Stars’ and ‘Looking for Alaska’ and his educational YouTube channel CrashCourse, is also a philanthropist. He’s been a part of several charitable events and organizations.
Some of these include The Project for Awesome and The Foundation to Decrease World Suck.
After the discussion for the event, students will have the opportunity to ask Green questions through a Q and A period.
Contact Vivienne Serret at vserret@alligator.org. Follow her on Twitter @vivienneserret.
Vivienne Serret is a UF journalism and criminology senior, serving as the Fall 2024 race and equity reporter for The Alligator's Enterprise desk. She previously worked as a columnist and previously reported for The Alligator's university desk as the student government reporter. She loves karaoke and lifting at the gym.
