Entrepreneurial Mindset

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Blind Passion for Your Invention? Time for Tough Love

Faculty Spotlight: Dustyn Roberts from Temple University

Professor Roberts strives to create classroom environments and session plans that enable a-ha moments for students.

Activities for Teaching Innovation: Game-Based Learning in the Classroom

Game-based learning is an excellent way to boost student engagement, and an opportunity to introduce difficult course content or teach new skills.

Customer Interviews: Tips, Do’s, and Don’ts

Customer interviews help entrepreneurs discover if their idea is worth pursuing before putting a lot of time and effort into it.

Promoting a Growth Mindset When Teaching Entrepreneurship

Sarah Zappe from Pennsylvania State University outlines ways faculty can promote a growth mindset in their innovation and entrepreneurship students.

Innovator Spotlight: Katya Cherukumilli

Katya Cherukumilli is the founder of Global Water Labs, a nonprofit startup developing a scalable and affordable fluoride removable technology.

Innovator Insights Series: Preparing for the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Journey

Makerspace Masters: How Faculty Are Spurring Innovation on Campus

Students at four universities are developing an entrepreneurial mindset at their campus makerspaces.

Defining and Assessing Entrepreneurial Mindset: Ingredients for Success

Gary Lichtenstein and Sarah Zappe share insights on how to start defining and assessing EM.

Determining the What, Why, and How of Entrepreneurial Mindset

VentureWell’s Phil Weilerstein and Thema Monroe-White share their perspectives on entrepreneurial mindset.

How Innovation & Entrepreneurship Will Change in 2017

As we kick off 2017, there is no doubt that entrepreneurship is flourishing. Here are five emerging areas that deserve deeper attention in the coming year.

How an Entrepreneurial Mindset Can Make Research More Effective: Reflections from an I-Corps alumnus

We sat down with Matt to find out more about his perspective on the journey from academic to entrepreneur and how each role can inform the other.