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Nathalie Duval-Couetil launched Purdue University’s undergraduate entrepreneurship program, which includes entrepreneurship capstone, global entrepreneurship, and women and leadership courses and initiatives.
We identified five big ideas in innovation and entrepreneurship taking shape in the coming year.
Our faculty grantees selected their favorite innovation and entrepreneurship resources, from entrepreneurial mindset to the latest trends in innovation.
The VentureWell 2017 Year in Review highlights our most exciting and impactful year to date.
Eric Lima of Cooper Union incorporates electrical components and computer programming into his design courses to help students prototype their ideas.
Read Thanksgiving reflections from the VentureWell community.
Women are having a profound influence in I&E, but much work remains for women to have the opportunities to make an impact.
Successful startups use three tactics to build and maintain a strong network.
Entrepreneurship education enables student innovators to turn societal challenges into opportunities for economically scalable solutions.
I&E plays a multifaceted role in driving economic growth, from job creation to attracting industry, investors, and talent.
An interdisciplinary team of educators at Penn State share ways to overcome institutional barriers to entrepreneurship education.
The 4th annual NIN conference gathered close to 200 representatives from the I-Corps community to network and share best practices.
Learn how Jed Taylor applied his I-Corps™ training to entrepreneurship education.
Sundar Atre leveraged the lessons learned from Pathways in Innovation to launch the University of Louisville’s 3D Printing Business Incubator.
Post-it notes and business cards were flying at VentureWell’s Open 2017. Read the photo essay highlighting the engaging and inspiring conference.
Pritpal Singh from Villanova University uses entrepreneurship to address social issues.
In the spring of 2015, faculty at University of Virginia noticed that very few student entrepreneurial projects actually continued beyond the formal programs. Here’s how they changed that.
Years ago, Alizabeth Sanchez and Sandra Pedraza knew that innovation and entrepreneurship could play a role in Puerto Rico’s emergence from economic crisis. But where to start?
The more new things we try, the greater the probability of experiencing failures. Mike Lehman from Lehigh University talks about learning from them.
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