How to invite a GenAI guest speaker to your college
Every semester, tech-club coordinators and TPOs send the same first email: "Sir, we would like to invite you for a session." No date, no audience, no format. The speaker writes back with six questions, a week passes, and the fest is over.
Every semester, tech-club coordinators and TPOs send the same first email: "Sir, we would like to invite you for a session." No date, no audience, no format. The speaker writes back with six questions, a week passes, and the fest is over. Here is the whole exchange in one deck: what to send in the first email, what a speaker needs to say yes in one reply, and how the day actually runs. I'm a GenAI engineer in Kanpur and I speak, mentor and judge at engineering colleges — free for student communities. The last slide has everything you need to book a date. I also build tools.scult.in — 15 free tools, 1,200+ prompts and a 50,000-skill library, free for anyone, no signup.
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