Inclusive entrepreneurship

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Creating Collective Impact: How Faculty Change Agents Can Develop Effective Networks

Collective impact is one framework we’re integrating into our work with faculty in order to tackle complex problems, such as equity and student success.

Big Ideas in Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Emerging Trends to Watch in 2018

We identified five big ideas in innovation and entrepreneurship taking shape in the coming year.

Faculty Favorites: 10 Innovation and Entrepreneurship Resources

Our faculty grantees selected their favorite innovation and entrepreneurship resources, from entrepreneurial mindset to the latest trends in innovation.

Shattering the Glass Ceiling in the I&E Ecosystem

Women are having a profound influence in I&E, but much work remains for women to have the opportunities to make an impact.

Going to Scale: The Future of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education

Entrepreneurship education enables student innovators to turn societal challenges into opportunities for economically scalable solutions.

Faculty Spotlight: Grant Warner

Howard University’s Grant Warner helped deploy campus-wide programming in innovation, guiding students through the process of founding technology startups.

Fishing in a Dry Pond: Ecosystem Development and Inclusive Entrepreneurship

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.

Mentoring Initiatives for Underrepresented Students

Mentoring expert Becky Wai-Ling Packard shares insights on how to design an effective mentoring initiative.

Three Things We Can Do to Make Entrepreneurship More Inclusive

Science- and technology-based innovation and entrepreneurship is rightly seen as a fundamental driver of American prosperity, but underrepresentation of women and people of color occurs along every step of the I&E process.

Want to Integrate I&E on Campus? Adopt a “Principle of Inclusiveness”

Two veterans of campus change offer some tips on working I&E into the fabric of the university.

How bias in STEM impedes commercialization path for women faculty

Bias in STEM impedes technology commercialization path for women faculty.