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<p>Marshal Head: /* Related Links */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:MarshalHead.jpg]]<br /> <br /> Marshal Head<br /> <br /> South Plains College (SPC)<br /> <br /> I am currently a student at SPC enrolled in the pre-engineering program. Growing up in a rural community I learned many key characteristics to success. I learned that most problems have many solutions. Persistence and determination are key in finding the fastest and best solution. Hard work and perseverance got me into this position and will propel me further and farther. I acquired these traits from working with and around amazing people including; his grandfather, his father, and many others who displayed these traits. My close friends and I led our high school football team to the Texas 2A Division 1 State Championship in 2008. Many hours put in behind the scenes game me the strength and knowledge to overcoming being one of the smallest players in my position. Along the way I inspired teammates to push just as hard toward success. I also volunteer to teach the fourth and fifth grade Sunday school class every week to help spread the word and light of God. Being twenty three I decided four years ago to marry the girl of my dream. We have since expanded our family and have a young son. These two are the rocks that hold me up where I am today.<br /> <br /> <br /> = Related Links =<br /> <br /> [[South Plains College]]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[South Plains College Student Priorities]]</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Marshal_Head&diff=21695 2015-02-15T18:16:39Z

<p>Marshal Head: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:MarshalHead.jpg]]<br /> <br /> Marshal Head<br /> <br /> South Plains College (SPC)<br /> <br /> I am currently a student at SPC enrolled in the pre-engineering program. Growing up in a rural community I learned many key characteristics to success. I learned that most problems have many solutions. Persistence and determination are key in finding the fastest and best solution. Hard work and perseverance got me into this position and will propel me further and farther. I acquired these traits from working with and around amazing people including; his grandfather, his father, and many others who displayed these traits. My close friends and I led our high school football team to the Texas 2A Division 1 State Championship in 2008. Many hours put in behind the scenes game me the strength and knowledge to overcoming being one of the smallest players in my position. Along the way I inspired teammates to push just as hard toward success. I also volunteer to teach the fourth and fifth grade Sunday school class every week to help spread the word and light of God. Being twenty three I decided four years ago to marry the girl of my dream. We have since expanded our family and have a young son. These two are the rocks that hold me up where I am today.<br /> <br /> <br /> = Related Links =<br /> <br /> [[South Plains College]]<br /> [[South Plains College Student Priorities]]</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:South_Plains_College&diff=20700 2015-02-13T23:00:15Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Related Links */</p> <hr /> <div>= South Plains College =<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> <br /> In 1958, the college opened its doors primarily as a two-year academic transfer institution, the first such college in Texas in over ten years. South Plains College(SPC) welcomed the expansion of community colleges in Texas, arguably the most significant development in Texas' higher education in the last half of the twentieth century. SPC has continued to grow and expand, opening an extension at Reese Air Force Base in 1970, and a technical branch in Lubbock in 1973. In 1977, the college acquired and refurbished the West Texas Hospital building in downtown Lubbock, and in the fall of 1978 established the Lubbock Campus at the site. With the closing of Reese Air Force Base in 1997, the college acquired, through public conveyance, six educational buildings at the base. Thus, South Plains College continues to develop the unfolding intellectual environment of a community. A community that is taking responsibility for the future.<br /> <br /> == Encouraging Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> - Community Aerospace Society<br /> <br /> -Bridges Program<br /> <br /> -Student Government Association<br /> <br /> - Phi Theta Kappa<br /> <br /> These are just several of the many opportunities that SPC has to offer students. These organizations are special because they all have a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship. SPC also offers a class that challenges students to create an innovative product. These items are designed to solve some the major issues of the modern world. Some of these projects include:<br /> <br /> - Solar powered DC outlet<br /> <br /> - Styrofoam drone<br /> <br /> - High efficiency incinerator<br /> <br /> - Stair stepping furniture dolly,<br /> <br /> - and many more that have yet to be designed by the brilliant young minds coming to South Plains College.<br /> <br /> == Changing the Culture ==<br /> <br /> The main objective is to alter the culture of the students and faculty at South Plains College to a more innovative mindset. This type of change is not accomplished overnight and will take passion and determination to achieve success. With the right mindset and lots of hard work, SPC can have a lasting impact on not only the students, but the community and the world.<br /> <br /> = Related Links =<br /> <br /> [[Marshal Head]]<br /> <br /> [[South Plains College Student Priorities]]</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=20699 2015-02-13T22:59:56Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Related Links */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research.<br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Future Fellow (YOU)<br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Future Fellow (YOU)<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2017<br /> <br /> = Related Links =<br /> <br /> [[Marshal Head]]<br /> <br /> [[South Plains College]]</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=20698 2015-02-13T22:59:42Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research.<br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Future Fellow (YOU)<br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Future Fellow (YOU)<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2017<br /> <br /> == Related Links ==<br /> <br /> [[Marshal Head]]<br /> <br /> [[South Plains College]]</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=20696 2015-02-13T22:58:38Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Overview */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research.<br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Future Fellow (YOU)<br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Future Fellow (YOU)<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date -</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:South_Plains_College&diff=20695 2015-02-13T22:58:23Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Related Links */</p> <hr /> <div>= South Plains College =<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> <br /> In 1958, the college opened its doors primarily as a two-year academic transfer institution, the first such college in Texas in over ten years. South Plains College(SPC) welcomed the expansion of community colleges in Texas, arguably the most significant development in Texas' higher education in the last half of the twentieth century. SPC has continued to grow and expand, opening an extension at Reese Air Force Base in 1970, and a technical branch in Lubbock in 1973. In 1977, the college acquired and refurbished the West Texas Hospital building in downtown Lubbock, and in the fall of 1978 established the Lubbock Campus at the site. With the closing of Reese Air Force Base in 1997, the college acquired, through public conveyance, six educational buildings at the base. Thus, South Plains College continues to develop the unfolding intellectual environment of a community. A community that is taking responsibility for the future.<br /> <br /> == Encouraging Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> - Community Aerospace Society<br /> <br /> -Bridges Program<br /> <br /> -Student Government Association<br /> <br /> - Phi Theta Kappa<br /> <br /> These are just several of the many opportunities that SPC has to offer students. These organizations are special because they all have a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship. SPC also offers a class that challenges students to create an innovative product. These items are designed to solve some the major issues of the modern world. Some of these projects include:<br /> <br /> - Solar powered DC outlet<br /> <br /> - Styrofoam drone<br /> <br /> - High efficiency incinerator<br /> <br /> - Stair stepping furniture dolly,<br /> <br /> - and many more that have yet to be designed by the brilliant young minds coming to South Plains College.<br /> <br /> == Changing the Culture ==<br /> <br /> The main objective is to alter the culture of the students and faculty at South Plains College to a more innovative mindset. This type of change is not accomplished overnight and will take passion and determination to achieve success. With the right mindset and lots of hard work, SPC can have a lasting impact on not only the students, but the community and the world.<br /> <br /> == Related Links ==<br /> <br /> [[Marshal Head]]<br /> <br /> [[South Plains College Student Priorities]]</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:South_Plains_College&diff=20694 2015-02-13T22:57:40Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* South Plains College */</p> <hr /> <div>= South Plains College =<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> <br /> In 1958, the college opened its doors primarily as a two-year academic transfer institution, the first such college in Texas in over ten years. South Plains College(SPC) welcomed the expansion of community colleges in Texas, arguably the most significant development in Texas' higher education in the last half of the twentieth century. SPC has continued to grow and expand, opening an extension at Reese Air Force Base in 1970, and a technical branch in Lubbock in 1973. In 1977, the college acquired and refurbished the West Texas Hospital building in downtown Lubbock, and in the fall of 1978 established the Lubbock Campus at the site. With the closing of Reese Air Force Base in 1997, the college acquired, through public conveyance, six educational buildings at the base. Thus, South Plains College continues to develop the unfolding intellectual environment of a community. A community that is taking responsibility for the future.<br /> <br /> == Encouraging Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> - Community Aerospace Society<br /> <br /> -Bridges Program<br /> <br /> -Student Government Association<br /> <br /> - Phi Theta Kappa<br /> <br /> These are just several of the many opportunities that SPC has to offer students. These organizations are special because they all have a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship. SPC also offers a class that challenges students to create an innovative product. These items are designed to solve some the major issues of the modern world. Some of these projects include:<br /> <br /> - Solar powered DC outlet<br /> <br /> - Styrofoam drone<br /> <br /> - High efficiency incinerator<br /> <br /> - Stair stepping furniture dolly,<br /> <br /> - and many more that have yet to be designed by the brilliant young minds coming to South Plains College.<br /> <br /> == Changing the Culture ==<br /> <br /> The main objective is to alter the culture of the students and faculty at South Plains College to a more innovative mindset. This type of change is not accomplished overnight and will take passion and determination to achieve success. With the right mindset and lots of hard work, SPC can have a lasting impact on not only the students, but the community and the world.<br /> <br /> == Related Links ==<br /> <br /> [[Marshal Head]]</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:South_Plains_College&diff=20481 2015-02-12T14:40:13Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Changing the Culture */</p> <hr /> <div>= South Plains College =<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> <br /> In 1958, the college opened its doors primarily as a two-year academic transfer institution, the first such college in Texas in over ten years. South Plains College(SPC) welcomed the expansion of community colleges in Texas, arguably the most significant development in Texas' higher education in the last half of the twentieth century. SPC has continued to grow and expand, opening an extension at Reese Air Force Base in 1970, and a technical branch in Lubbock in 1973. In 1977, the college acquired and refurbished the West Texas Hospital building in downtown Lubbock, and in the fall of 1978 established the Lubbock Campus at the site. With the closing of Reese Air Force Base in 1997, the college acquired, through public conveyance, six educational buildings at the base. Thus, South Plains College continues to develop the unfolding intellectual environment of a community. A community that is taking responsibility for the future.<br /> <br /> == Encouraging Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> - Community Aerospace Society<br /> <br /> -Bridges Program<br /> <br /> -Student Government Association<br /> <br /> - Phi Theta Kappa<br /> <br /> These are just several of the many opportunities that SPC has to offer students. These organizations are special because they all have a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship. SPC also offers a class that challenges students to create an innovative product. These items are designed to solve some the major issues of the modern world. Some of these projects include:<br /> <br /> - Solar powered DC outlet<br /> <br /> - Styrofoam drone<br /> <br /> - High efficiency incinerator<br /> <br /> - Stair stepping furniture dolly,<br /> <br /> - and many more that have yet to be designed by the brilliant young minds coming to South Plains College.<br /> <br /> == Changing the Culture ==<br /> <br /> The main objective is to alter the culture of the students and faculty at South Plains College to a more innovative mindset. This type of change is not accomplished overnight and will take passion and determination to achieve success. With the right mindset and lots of hard work, SPC can have a lasting impact on not only the students, but the community and the world.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:South_Plains_College&diff=20480 2015-02-12T14:38:47Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Encouraging Innovation and Entrepreneurship */</p> <hr /> <div>= South Plains College =<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> <br /> In 1958, the college opened its doors primarily as a two-year academic transfer institution, the first such college in Texas in over ten years. South Plains College(SPC) welcomed the expansion of community colleges in Texas, arguably the most significant development in Texas' higher education in the last half of the twentieth century. SPC has continued to grow and expand, opening an extension at Reese Air Force Base in 1970, and a technical branch in Lubbock in 1973. In 1977, the college acquired and refurbished the West Texas Hospital building in downtown Lubbock, and in the fall of 1978 established the Lubbock Campus at the site. With the closing of Reese Air Force Base in 1997, the college acquired, through public conveyance, six educational buildings at the base. Thus, South Plains College continues to develop the unfolding intellectual environment of a community. A community that is taking responsibility for the future.<br /> <br /> == Encouraging Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> - Community Aerospace Society<br /> <br /> -Bridges Program<br /> <br /> -Student Government Association<br /> <br /> - Phi Theta Kappa<br /> <br /> These are just several of the many opportunities that SPC has to offer students. These organizations are special because they all have a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship. SPC also offers a class that challenges students to create an innovative product. These items are designed to solve some the major issues of the modern world. Some of these projects include:<br /> <br /> - Solar powered DC outlet<br /> <br /> - Styrofoam drone<br /> <br /> - High efficiency incinerator<br /> <br /> - Stair stepping furniture dolly,<br /> <br /> - and many more that have yet to be designed by the brilliant young minds coming to South Plains College.<br /> <br /> == Changing the Culture ==<br /> <br /> The main objective is to alter the culture of the students and faculty at South Plains College toward a more innovative mindset. This type of change is not accomplished overnight and will take passion and drive to achieve it. With the right mindset and lots of hard work SPC can have a lasting impact on not only the students, but the community and the world.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:South_Plains_College&diff=20479 2015-02-12T14:37:30Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Encouraging Innovation and Entrepreneurship */</p> <hr /> <div>= South Plains College =<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> <br /> In 1958, the college opened its doors primarily as a two-year academic transfer institution, the first such college in Texas in over ten years. South Plains College(SPC) welcomed the expansion of community colleges in Texas, arguably the most significant development in Texas' higher education in the last half of the twentieth century. SPC has continued to grow and expand, opening an extension at Reese Air Force Base in 1970, and a technical branch in Lubbock in 1973. In 1977, the college acquired and refurbished the West Texas Hospital building in downtown Lubbock, and in the fall of 1978 established the Lubbock Campus at the site. With the closing of Reese Air Force Base in 1997, the college acquired, through public conveyance, six educational buildings at the base. Thus, South Plains College continues to develop the unfolding intellectual environment of a community. A community that is taking responsibility for the future.<br /> <br /> == Encouraging Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> - Community Aerospace Society<br /> <br /> -Bridges Program<br /> <br /> -Student Government Association<br /> <br /> - Phi Theta Kappa<br /> <br /> These are just several of the many opportunities that SPC has to offer students. These organizations are special because they all have a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship. SPC also offers a class that challenges students to create an innovative product. These items are designed to solve some the major issues of the modern world. Some of these projects include:<br /> <br /> - Solar powered DC outlet<br /> <br /> - Styrofoam drone<br /> <br /> - High efficiency incinerator<br /> <br /> - Stair stepping furniture dolly<br /> <br /> and many more that have yet to be designed by the brilliant young minds coming to South Plains College.<br /> <br /> == Changing the Culture ==<br /> <br /> The main objective is to alter the culture of the students and faculty at South Plains College toward a more innovative mindset. This type of change is not accomplished overnight and will take passion and drive to achieve it. With the right mindset and lots of hard work SPC can have a lasting impact on not only the students, but the community and the world.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:South_Plains_College&diff=20422 2015-02-11T05:55:03Z

<p>Marshal Head: </p> <hr /> <div>= South Plains College =<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> <br /> <br /> In 1958, the college opened its doors primarily as a two-year academic transfer institution, the first such college in Texas in over ten years. South Plains College(SPC) welcomed the expansion of community colleges in Texas, arguably the most significant development in Texas' higher education in the last half of the twentieth century. SPC has continued to grow and expand, opening an extension at Reese Air Force Base in 1970, and a technical branch in Lubbock in 1973. In 1977, the college acquired and refurbished the West Texas Hospital building in downtown Lubbock, and in the fall of 1978 established the Lubbock Campus at the site. With the closing of Reese Air Force Base in 1997, the college acquired, through public conveyance, six educational buildings at the base. Thus, South Plains College continues to develop the unfolding intellectual environment of a community. A community that is taking responsibility for the future.<br /> <br /> == Encouraging Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> - Community Aerospace Society<br /> <br /> -Bridges Program<br /> <br /> -Student Government Association<br /> <br /> - Phi Theta Kappa<br /> <br /> These are just several of the many opportunities that SPC has to offer students. These organizations are special because they all have a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship. SPC also offers a class that challenges students to create an innovative product. These items are designed to solve some the major issues of the modern world. Some of these projects include:<br /> <br /> - Solar powered DC outlet<br /> <br /> - Styrofoam drone<br /> <br /> - High efficiency incinerator<br /> <br /> - Stair stepping furniture dolly<br /> <br /> ,and many more that have yet to be designed by the brilliant young minds. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Changing the Culture ==<br /> <br /> The main objective is to alter the culture of the students and faculty at South Plains College toward a more innovative mindset. This type of change is not accomplished overnight and will take passion and drive to achieve it. With the right mindset and lots of hard work SPC can have a lasting impact on not only the students, but the community and the world.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:South_Plains_College&diff=20421 2015-02-11T05:54:32Z

<p>Marshal Head: Created page with &quot;= South Plains College = == Background == In 1958, the college opened its doors primarily as a two-year academic transfer institution, the first such college in Texas in ...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>= South Plains College =<br /> <br /> == Background ==<br /> In 1958, the college opened its doors primarily as a two-year academic transfer institution, the first such college in Texas in over ten years. South Plains College(SPC) welcomed the expansion of community colleges in Texas, arguably the most significant development in Texas' higher education in the last half of the twentieth century. SPC has continued to grow and expand, opening an extension at Reese Air Force Base in 1970, and a technical branch in Lubbock in 1973. In 1977, the college acquired and refurbished the West Texas Hospital building in downtown Lubbock, and in the fall of 1978 established the Lubbock Campus at the site. With the closing of Reese Air Force Base in 1997, the college acquired, through public conveyance, six educational buildings at the base. Thus, South Plains College continues to develop the unfolding intellectual environment of a community. A community that is taking responsibility for the future. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Encouraging Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> - Community Aerospace Society<br /> <br /> -Bridges Program<br /> <br /> -Student Government Association<br /> <br /> - Phi Theta Kappa<br /> <br /> These are just several of the many opportunities that SPC has to offer students. These organizations are special because they all have a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship. SPC also offers a class that challenges students to create an innovative product. These items are designed to solve some the major issues of the modern world. Some of these projects include:<br /> <br /> - Solar powered DC outlet<br /> <br /> - Styrofoam drone<br /> <br /> - High efficiency incinerator<br /> <br /> - Stair stepping furniture dolly<br /> <br /> ,and many more that have yet to be designed by the brilliant young minds. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Changing the Culture ==<br /> <br /> The main objective is to alter the culture of the students and faculty at South Plains College toward a more innovative mindset. This type of change is not accomplished overnight and will take passion and drive to achieve it. With the right mindset and lots of hard work SPC can have a lasting impact on not only the students, but the community and the world.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19490 2015-01-30T17:48:47Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #1: Expand the Following */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Future Fellow (YOU)<br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Future Fellow (YOU)<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date -</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19489 2015-01-30T17:48:29Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Future Fellow<br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Future Fellow (YOU)<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date -</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19488 2015-01-30T17:47:26Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #1: Expand the Following */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Future Fellow<br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19487 2015-01-30T17:46:14Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19486 2015-01-30T17:46:00Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19485 2015-01-30T17:45:50Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #2: Get the People Involved */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19484 2015-01-30T17:45:22Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #3: Get the People Educated */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19482 2015-01-30T17:44:33Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #2: Get the People Involved */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19481 2015-01-30T17:44:18Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #2: Get the People Involved */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19479 2015-01-30T17:44:02Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19478 2015-01-30T17:43:45Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #3: Get the People Educated */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> <br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2016<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19477 2015-01-30T17:42:56Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19476 2015-01-30T17:42:16Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #2: Get the People Involved */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19475 2015-01-30T17:41:27Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> Project Leader - Marshal Head<br /> Projected Completion Date - Spring 2015<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19472 2015-01-30T17:29:08Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19471 2015-01-30T17:27:45Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #3: Get the People Educated */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19470 2015-01-30T17:27:14Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #3: Get the People Educated */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. Developing courses with a focus on entrepreneurship will be a great way of exposing groups of between ten and twenty students of all majors to this alien idea. Lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19469 2015-01-30T17:23:43Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. But lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==<br /> Once the population of the I&amp;E community has expanded, the next step will be to give them direction to benefit South Plains College. Having access to resources such as; Roosevelt Institution Campus Network, VentureWell Student Grants, EPA's P3 Grants, 3 Day Startup, and many more will give individuals and groups a forum to express their ideas and products.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19467 2015-01-30T17:20:23Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #1: Expand the Following */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. But lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> After the above mentioned steps, this machine that has been created needs to continually churn out people with this new mindset that has been repressed through traditional schooling. In turn, having people leaving with their minds expanded we will constantly need a fresh supply of new minds. Seeing their peers and students get excited, this will spark the next wave of students who want to be a part of this movement.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19466 2015-01-30T17:13:18Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. But lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> Identifying faculty and administration who will be willing to nudge the students along this process will be the second major hurdle. Creating this interdisciplinary network of support will increase the scope of the project of further developing the culture of I&amp;E.<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19465 2015-01-30T17:02:14Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #3: Get the People Educated */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> Once these exceptional people have committed to this ideological revolution comes educating them. Taking an idea through the spin out stage, from concept to monetizing the product, is a difficult and often length project. But lining up resources and support is a vital aspect of success. Having the knowledge to accomplish this can create a spark that will solidify the future of &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC!<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19464 2015-01-30T16:50:32Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #2: Get the People Involved */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> Creating an organization were likeminded students can come and collaborate together will be vital to the establishing a culture of I&amp;E at South Plains College. Being a two year(transfer) college presents a new challenge to the University Innovation Fellows Program due to the fact that the turnover rate is so high. Getting incoming freshmen involved within the first year will be the make or break challenge. Finding several students who will be willing to facilitate this change over a three to four year process.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19463 2015-01-30T16:45:46Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial &quot;ball&quot; rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19462 2015-01-30T16:45:12Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> Getting the proverbial ball rolling will be the most difficult part of the process. Having access to the I&amp;E market located only thirty miles East of Levelland in Lubbock gives the students a head start. Bringing three day startups such as 3DS to South Plains College will open students eyes to the potential of expanding their thinking.<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19346 2015-01-29T22:56:56Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #1: Establish a Following */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Expand the Following ==<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19344 2015-01-29T22:54:27Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #3: Get the People Excited! */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Educated ==<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Establish a Following ==<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:South_Plains_College_Student_Priorities&diff=19343 2015-01-29T22:54:08Z

<p>Marshal Head: /* Tactic #1: Get the People Educated */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Overview =<br /> Since the establishment of South Plains College (SPC) the focus of the university has been the betterment of the student. While many aspects of life has changed since 1957, the college's focus has not. Increasing the capacity of the individual to learn, produce, and be enlightened has always been the focus. To be the first community college in the history to participate in a program such as the University Innovation Fellows Program is something that they gladly welcome.<br /> <br /> South Plains College has continued to grow adding satellite campuses including; Reese Technology Center, Bryon Martin Advanced Technology Center. Innovation and entrepreneurship (I&amp;E) are nothing new to the campus but have yet to have a catalyst to grow this culture of I&amp;E. With it's roots firmly planted in the sense of community, South Plains College is centered on changing for the needs and opportunities of the community. Grants and contracts are available to students and faculty in order to pursue projects and research. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Calling ALL Students =<br /> This program is not focused toward a particular group of people, but is focused on people who willing and eager to come up with the &quot;next big thing&quot;. In order to learn more about the opportunities at South Plains College to investigate and develop projects we are developing a space and group of likeminded people to surround yourself with. Programs and organizations to come.<br /> For more information contact:<br /> <br /> Marshal Head - mhead4054@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> Dr. Ramesh (Krams) Krishnan - rkrishnan@southplainscollege.edu<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> = Strategy #1: Planting the Seeds - Introducing &quot;I&amp;E @ SPC&quot;=<br /> == Tactic #1: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Get the People Involved ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Tactic #3: Get the People Excited! ==<br /> <br /> = Strategy #2: Water the Seeds - Establish Courses that Focus on I&amp;E =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Work with Faculty and Administration ==<br /> <br /> = Strategy #3: Nurture the Seeds =<br /> <br /> == Tactic #1: Establish a Following ==<br /> <br /> == Tactic #2: Coordinate the Following ==</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Marshal_Head&diff=11380 2014-12-30T21:58:29Z

<p>Marshal Head: Created page with &quot;File:MarshalHead.jpg Marshal Head South Plains College (SPC) I am currently a student at SPC enrolled in the pre-engineering program. Growing up in a rural community I l...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:MarshalHead.jpg]]<br /> <br /> Marshal Head<br /> South Plains College (SPC)<br /> <br /> I am currently a student at SPC enrolled in the pre-engineering program. Growing up in a rural community I learned many key characteristics to success. I learned that most problems have many solutions. Persistence and determination are key in finding the fastest and best solution. Hard work and perseverance got me into this position and will propel me further and farther. I acquired these traits from working with and around amazing people including; his grandfather, his father, and many others who displayed these traits. My close friends and I led our high school football team to the Texas 2A Division 1 State Championship in 2008. Many hours put in behind the scenes game me the strength and knowledge to overcoming being one of the smallest players in my position. Along the way I inspired teammates to push just as hard toward success. I also volunteer to teach the fourth and fifth grade Sunday school class every week to help spread the word and light of God. Being twenty three I decided four years ago to marry the girl of my dream. We have since expanded our family and have a young son. These two are the rocks that hold me up where I am today.</div>

Marshal Head https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=File:MarshalHead.jpg&diff=11366 2014-12-30T17:28:19Z

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