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Friday     
04:30 PM   Workshop: Design for Evil with Prof. deWinter and Prof. Smith** Requires separate registration, see below
06:00 PM   Doors Open / Check-In Begins\n
06:30 PM   Opening Ceremony Begins\n
07:30 PM   Opening Ceremony Ends - Start Brainstorming and Team-Forming!\n
07:30 PM   Team Formation Activity\n
08:30 PM   Workshop: Git Good - Beginner's Crash Course on Git/GitHub\n

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11:00 AM   Workshop: Public Interest Technology w Yunus Telliel** Requires separate registration, see below
01:00 PM   State Street Information Session (Tentative)\n
03:00 PM   MLH Event (Tentative)\n
05:00 PM   Workshop: Setting up a professional project/portfolio website for free\n
08:00 PM   Movie Night\n
10:00 PM   Games (Jackbox, Gartic Phone, skribbl.io, Minecraft)\n

Sunday
11:00 AM   Project Submission Deadline (Upload to DevPost!)\n
02:30 PM   Closing Ceremony and Awards

**We’re excited to share that we will be partnering with WPI’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship to allow dual-participation in the WPI Social Innovation Challenge! The challenge itself is open to WPI students and alumni only, and includes additional workshops, mentorship opportunities, and prize eligibility! If you have a team of 2-5, you can register for both events and submit the same project for both - you can submit your progress/minimum viable product on Sunday for Hack@WPI judging, and continue working on your project through Monday to submit for the Innovation Challenge judging.\n

All participants (including non-WPI students) are welcome to participate in the 4:30PM workshop on Friday, and 11AM workshop on Saturday!

You can pre-register for the Social Innovation Challenge and/or the Design for Evil and Public Interest Technology workshops here: 
https://www.wpi.edu/news/calendar/events/wpi-s-social-innovation-challenge 

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06:00 PM   Doors Open / Check-In Begins\n
06:30 PM   Opening Ceremony Begins\n
07:30 PM   Opening Ceremony Ends - Start Brainstorming and Team-Forming!\n
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08:30 PM   Workshop: Git Good - Beginner's Crash Course on Git/GitHub\n
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01:00 PM   State Street Information Session (Tentative)\n
03:00 PM   MLH Event (Tentative)\n
05:00 PM   Workshop: Setting up a professional project/portfolio website for free\n
08:00 PM   Movie Night\n
10:00 PM   Games (Jackbox, Gartic Phone, skribbl.io, Minecraft)\n
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08:00 AM  In-person venue open
11:00 AM   Project Submission Deadline (Upload to DevPost!)\n
02:30 PM   Closing Ceremony and Awards
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**We’re excited to share that we will be partnering with WPI’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship to allow dual-participation in the WPI Social Innovation Challenge! The challenge itself is open to WPI students and alumni only, and includes additional workshops, mentorship opportunities, and prize eligibility! If you have a team of 2-5, you can register for both events and submit the same project for both - you can submit your progress/minimum viable product on Sunday for Hack@WPI judging, and continue working on your project through Monday to submit for the Innovation Challenge judging.\n

All participants (including non-WPI students) are welcome to participate in the 4:30PM workshop on Friday, and 11AM workshop on Saturday!

You can pre-register for the Social Innovation Challenge and/or the Design for Evil and Public Interest Technology workshops here before Thursday 1/13: 
https://www.wpi.edu/news/calendar/events/wpi-s-social-innovation-challenge 

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Due to updated COVID-19 protocols, no food or beverages of any kind will be permitted at the event venue. We will be providing snack packs for WPI participants to pick up and eat at home. We will also be providing coupons to all U.S. based participants to order food to their place of residence - more info on that to TBA!
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