University Innovation Fellows - User contributions [en]

Priorities:Marquette University Student Priorities

2017-03-03T19:03:48Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview==

Coming soon: Your Video (Session 5)

== Alumni Speaker Series ==

Alumni from different colleges at Marquette come to speak to the students about their field and previous experiences at Marquette. Alumni would give a 15-20 minute presentation with room for any questions by students. Following their presentation, students would be able to network with the alumni. 

== Shadow Marquette Alumni or Professional Working in Industry of Interest ==

We will create a program where Marquette students can shadow a professional for a day. Through our research, we found that most undecided students wish they could have a glimpse into a profession of interest to help them decide their major. This program would help students refine their major choices and ultimately, have an idea of what kind of career they want to go into. On top of that, it can help them build their network early on - something that is important. 

== Major For a Day  ==

Once again, we found that a big issue on our campus is that many students who are undecided simply do not know which direction to go in. Fortunately, Marquette offers a plethora of majors and minors, but with that, many students have trouble deciding which one to choose. With the "Major For a Day" program, Marquette students can get a glimpse of what a major would be like. The day long program can be taken over winter or summer break, or on Saturday's during the school year. The students will be able to touch the surface on the different introduction classes that will be taken (because those are the classes that usually weed one out of a major), along with getting to know faculty from the college of interest. There will also be student speakers that will share their experience in the major and why they are happy with their decision. 

== Non-Major Advisor ==

Currently, undecided students meet with an advisor who they will not see again after they have declared their major. This is is a set back for the students because it is harder for them to develop a long lasting relationship with their advisor and have someone they can consistantly go to that knows where they are on their track to graduate. This has caused some students to not graduate on time becuase their new advisor isn't up to date on their requirements. We have proposed a non-major advisor program where a student will be given an advisor who will help the student fill needed requirements and also inform them on different majors that they think will be suitable for them based on their performance in class. Once the student has decided their major, the advisor will connect them with a permanent advisor and make sure there is a system/database in place that can help the new advisor pick up where the old advisor left off. These advisors will stay in touch. 

== Related Links ==

Spring 2017 UIF:

Student 1: [[Rebecca Streightiff|Rebecca_Streightiff]]

Student 2: [[Kathleen Baert|Kathleen_Baert]]

Student 3: 

[[Category:Student Priorities|Student_Priorities]]

Priorities:Marquette University Student Priorities

2017-03-03T18:07:14Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

Priorities:Marquette University Student Priorities

2017-03-03T18:02:22Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

Priorities:Marquette University Student Priorities

2017-03-03T17:57:07Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

Priorities:Marquette University Student Priorities

2017-03-03T17:53:46Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview==

Coming soon: Your Video (Session 5)

== Strategy #1==

== Strategy #2==

== Strategy #3==

== Strategy #4==

== Related Links ==

Spring 2017 UIF:

Student 1: [[Rebecca Streightiff|Rebecca_Streightiff]]

Student 2: [[Kathleen Baert|Kathleen_Baert]]

Student 3: 

[[Category:Student Priorities|Student_Priorities]]

Priorities:Marquette University Student Priorities

2017-03-03T17:53:20Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview==

Coming soon: Your Video (Session 5)

== Strategy #1==

== Strategy #2==

== Strategy #3==

== Strategy #4==

== Related Links ==

Spring 2017 UIF:

Student 1: [[Rebecca Streightiff|Rebecca_Streightiff]]

Student 2: [[Kathleen Baert|Kathleen_Baert]]

Student 3: [[JameySchilling|JameySchilling]]

[[Category:Student Priorities|Student_Priorities]]

Priorities:Marquette University Student Priorities

2017-02-28T03:28:56Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview==

Coming soon: Your Video (Session 5)

== Strategy #1==

== Strategy #2==

== Strategy #3==

== Strategy #4==

== Related Links ==

Spring 2017 UIF:

Student 1: [[Rebecca Streightiff|Rebecca_Streightiff]]

Student 2: [[Kathleen Baert|Kathleen_Baert]]

Student 3:

[[Category:Student Priorities|Student_Priorities]]

Priorities:Marquette University Student Priorities

2017-02-28T03:28:42Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview==

Coming soon: Your Video (Session 5)

== Strategy #1==

== Strategy #2==

== Strategy #3==

== Strategy #4==

== Related Links ==

Spring 2017 UIF:

Student 1: [[Rebecca_Streightiff|Rebecca_Streightiff]]

Student 2: [[Kathleen_Baert|Kathleen_Baert]]

Student 3: [[JameySchilling|JameySchilling]]

[[Category:Student Priorities|Student_Priorities]]

School:Marquette University

2017-02-22T18:41:06Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview ==

Marquette University is a Catholic, Jesuit university located near the heart of downtown Milwaukee, Wis., that offers a comprehensive range of majors in 11 nationally and internationally recognized colleges and schools. A Marquette education offers students a virtually unlimited number of paths and destinations and prepares them for the world by asking them to think critically about it. Marquette asks one thing of every student: Be The Difference. 

The school environment fosters a culture of relationship building, learning, and innovation. In fact, in 2015 our university President Michael Lovell awarded over fivemillion dollars across the university for the University’s innovation related proposals for students.

== Student Entrepreneurship ==

'''The Kohler Center for Entrepreneurship'''

Part of the university’s new Office of Research and Innovation, the Kohler Center is a hub for fostering new ventures, encouraging innovation and creative cross-collaboration between students, faculty and staff from each of Marquette’s 12 colleges and schools, engaging them through: mentoring, community partnerships, pitch competitions, workshops, speakers and free office-space. At the Kohler Center, Innovation is more than an outcome. It is a philosophy highly influenced by its environment. We have been going above and beyond to develop an atmosphere of creative play, interdisciplinary collaboration, and iterative problem-solving.

 

'''Innovation and Entrepreneurship Major/Minor''' 

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship program guides students along their individual paths to launching ventures, engaging with all the dimensions of business. Graduates are therefore prepared for better understanding the big picture of corporations that employ them, for professional services and investments with new firms and of course for venture starts.

== Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==

Sample text

== University Technology Transfer Function ==

Building the Technology Transfer Program at Marquette University

http://www.marquette.edu/innovation/documents/technology-transfer-program.pdf

Marquette Intellectual Property Policy 

http://www.marquette.edu/orsp/documents/IntellectualPropertyPolicy.pdf

== University - Industry Collaboration ==

'''[http://business.marquette.edu/career-center/mentor-program College of Business Administration Mentor Program]'''

The Marquette University Business Mentor Program is co-sponsored by the College of Business Administration and Marquette University Business Administration Alumni Association and offers an excellent opportunity for junior-level students to learn about business from business professionals. 

'''[http://diederich.marquette.edu/COC/Mentoring-program.aspx Diederich College of Communication Mentoring Program]'''

A collaboration between the Diederich College of Communication and the College of Communication Alumni Association, the mentor program seeks to help students gain valuable insight into career choices, get helpful tips on their career search process and practice networking skills.

Research and Innovation 

[http://www.marquette.edu/research/centers.php http://www.marquette.edu/research/centers.php]

== Regional and Local Economic Development ==

Sample text

== Other ==

== Related Links ==

School:Marquette University

2017-02-22T18:40:50Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview ==

Marquette University is a Catholic, Jesuit university located near the heart of downtown Milwaukee, Wis., that offers a comprehensive range of majors in 11 nationally and internationally recognized colleges and schools. A Marquette education offers students a virtually unlimited number of paths and destinations and prepares them for the world by asking them to think critically about it. Marquette asks one thing of every student: Be The Difference. 

The school environment fosters a culture of relationship building, learning, and innovation. In fact, in 2015 our university President Michael Lovell awarded over fivemillion dollars across the university for the University’s innovation related proposals for students.

== Student Entrepreneurship ==

'''The Kohler Center for Entrepreneurship'''

Part of the university’s new Office of Research and Innovation, the Kohler Center is a hub for fostering new ventures, encouraging innovation and creative cross-collaboration between students, faculty and staff from each of Marquette’s 12 colleges and schools, engaging them through: mentoring, community partnerships, pitch competitions, workshops, speakers and free office-space. At the Kohler Center, Innovation is more than an outcome. It is a philosophy highly influenced by its environment. We have been going above and beyond to develop an atmosphere of creative play, interdisciplinary collaboration, and iterative problem-solving.

 

'''Innovation and Entrepreneurship Major/Minor''' 

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship program guides students along their individual paths to launching ventures, engaging with all the dimensions of business. Graduates are therefore prepared for better understanding the big picture of corporations that employ them, for professional services and investments with new firms and of course for venture starts.

== Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==

Sample text

== University Technology Transfer Function ==

Building the Technology Transfer Program at Marquette University

http://www.marquette.edu/innovation/documents/technology-transfer-program.pdf

Marquette Intellectual Property Policy 

http://www.marquette.edu/orsp/documents/IntellectualPropertyPolicy.pdf

== University - Industry Collaboration ==

'''[http://business.marquette.edu/career-center/mentor-program College of Business Administration Mentor Program]'''

The Marquette University Business Mentor Program is co-sponsored by the College of Business Administration and Marquette University Business Administration Alumni Association and offers an excellent opportunity for junior-level students to learn about business from business professionals. 

'''[http://diederich.marquette.edu/COC/Mentoring-program.aspx Diederich College of Communication Mentoring Program]'''

A collaboration between the Diederich College of Communication and the College of Communication Alumni Association, the mentor program seeks to help students gain valuable insight into career choices, get helpful tips on their career search process and practice networking skills.

Research and Innovation 

[http://www.marquette.edu/research/centers.php http://www.marquette.edu/research/centers.php]

== Regional and Local Economic Development ==

Sample text

== Other ==

== Related Links ==

School:Marquette University

2017-02-22T18:40:23Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview ==

Marquette University is a Catholic, Jesuit university located near the heart of downtown Milwaukee, Wis., that offers a comprehensive range of majors in 11 nationally and internationally recognized colleges and schools. A Marquette education offers students a virtually unlimited number of paths and destinations and prepares them for the world by asking them to think critically about it. Marquette asks one thing of every student: Be The Difference. 

The school environment fosters a culture of relationship building, learning, and innovation. In fact, in 2015 our university President Michael Lovell awarded over fivemillion dollars across the university for the University’s innovation related proposals for students.

== Student Entrepreneurship ==

'''The Kohler Center for Entrepreneurship'''

Part of the university’s new Office of Research and Innovation, the Kohler Center is a hub for fostering new ventures, encouraging innovation and creative cross-collaboration between students, faculty and staff from each of Marquette’s 12 colleges and schools, engaging them through: mentoring, community partnerships, pitch competitions, workshops, speakers and free office-space. At the Kohler Center, Innovation is more than an outcome. It is a philosophy highly influenced by its environment. We have been going above and beyond to develop an atmosphere of creative play, interdisciplinary collaboration, and iterative problem-solving.

 

'''Innovation and Entrepreneurship Major/Minor''' 

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship program guides students along their individual paths to launching ventures, engaging with all the dimensions of business. Graduates are therefore prepared for better understanding the big picture of corporations that employ them, for professional services and investments with new firms and of course for venture starts.

== Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==

Sample text

== University Technology Transfer Function ==

Building the Technology Transfer Program at Marquette University

http://www.marquette.edu/innovation/documents/technology-transfer-program.pdf

Marquette Intellectual Property Policy 

http://www.marquette.edu/orsp/documents/IntellectualPropertyPolicy.pdf

== University - Industry Collaboration ==

'''[http://business.marquette.edu/career-center/mentor-program College of Business Administration Mentor Program]'''

The Marquette University Business Mentor Program is co-sponsored by the College of Business Administration and Marquette University Business Administration Alumni Association and offers an excellent opportunity for junior-level students to learn about business from business professionals. 

'''[http://diederich.marquette.edu/COC/Mentoring-program.aspx Diederich College of Communication Mentoring Program]'''

A collaboration between the Diederich College of Communication and the College of Communication Alumni Association, the mentor program seeks to help students gain valuable insight into career choices, get helpful tips on their career search process and practice networking skills.

Research and Innovation 

http://www.marquette.edu/research/centers.php

== Regional and Local Economic Development ==

Sample text

== Other ==

== Related Links ==

School:Marquette University

2017-02-22T18:38:47Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview ==

Marquette University is a Catholic, Jesuit university located near the heart of downtown Milwaukee, Wis., that offers a comprehensive range of majors in 11 nationally and internationally recognized colleges and schools. A Marquette education offers students a virtually unlimited number of paths and destinations and prepares them for the world by asking them to think critically about it. Marquette asks one thing of every student: Be The Difference. 

The school environment fosters a culture of relationship building, learning, and innovation. In fact, in 2015 our university President Michael Lovell awarded over fivemillion dollars across the university for the University’s innovation related proposals for students.

== Student Entrepreneurship ==

'''The Kohler Center for Entrepreneurship'''

Part of the university’s new Office of Research and Innovation, the Kohler Center is a hub for fostering new ventures, encouraging innovation and creative cross-collaboration between students, faculty and staff from each of Marquette’s 12 colleges and schools, engaging them through: mentoring, community partnerships, pitch competitions, workshops, speakers and free office-space. At the Kohler Center, Innovation is more than an outcome. It is a philosophy highly influenced by its environment. We have been going above and beyond to develop an atmosphere of creative play, interdisciplinary collaboration, and iterative problem-solving.

 

'''Innovation and Entrepreneurship Major/Minor''' 

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship program guides students along their individual paths to launching ventures, engaging with all the dimensions of business. Graduates are therefore prepared for better understanding the big picture of corporations that employ them, for professional services and investments with new firms and of course for venture starts.

== Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==

Sample text

== University Technology Transfer Function ==

Building the Technology Transfer Program at Marquette University

http://www.marquette.edu/innovation/documents/technology-transfer-program.pdf

Marquette Intellectual Property Policy 

http://www.marquette.edu/orsp/documents/IntellectualPropertyPolicy.pdf

== University - Industry Collaboration ==

'''[http://business.marquette.edu/career-center/mentor-program College of Business Administration Mentor Program]'''

The Marquette University Business Mentor Program is co-sponsored by the College of Business Administration and Marquette University Business Administration Alumni Association and offers an excellent opportunity for junior-level students to learn about business from business professionals. 

'''[http://diederich.marquette.edu/COC/Mentoring-program.aspx Diederich College of Communication Mentoring Program]'''

A collaboration between the Diederich College of Communication and the College of Communication Alumni Association, the mentor program seeks to help students gain valuable insight into career choices, get helpful tips on their career search process and practice networking skills.

== Regional and Local Economic Development ==

Sample text

== Other ==

== Related Links ==

School:Marquette University

2017-02-22T18:37:07Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview ==

Marquette University is a Catholic, Jesuit university located near the heart of downtown Milwaukee, Wis., that offers a comprehensive range of majors in 11 nationally and internationally recognized colleges and schools. A Marquette education offers students a virtually unlimited number of paths and destinations and prepares them for the world by asking them to think critically about it. Marquette asks one thing of every student: Be The Difference. 

The school environment fosters a culture of relationship building, learning, and innovation. In fact, in 2015 our university President Michael Lovell awarded over fivemillion dollars across the university for the University’s innovation related proposals for students.

== Student Entrepreneurship ==

'''The Kohler Center for Entrepreneurship'''

Part of the university’s new Office of Research and Innovation, the Kohler Center is a hub for fostering new ventures, encouraging innovation and creative cross-collaboration between students, faculty and staff from each of Marquette’s 12 colleges and schools, engaging them through: mentoring, community partnerships, pitch competitions, workshops, speakers and free office-space. At the Kohler Center, Innovation is more than an outcome. It is a philosophy highly influenced by its environment. We have been going above and beyond to develop an atmosphere of creative play, interdisciplinary collaboration, and iterative problem-solving.

 

'''Innovation and Entrepreneurship Major/Minor''' 

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship program guides students along their individual paths to launching ventures, engaging with all the dimensions of business. Graduates are therefore prepared for better understanding the big picture of corporations that employ them, for professional services and investments with new firms and of course for venture starts.

== Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==

Sample text

== University Technology Transfer Function ==

Building the Technology Transfer Program at Marquette University

http://www.marquette.edu/innovation/documents/technology-transfer-program.pdf

Marquette Intellectual Property Policy 

http://www.marquette.edu/orsp/documents/IntellectualPropertyPolicy.pdf

== University - Industry Collaboration ==

'''[http://business.marquette.edu/career-center/mentor-program College of Business Administration Mentor Program]'''

The Marquette University Business Mentor Program is co-sponsored by the College of Business Administration and Marquette University Business Administration Alumni Association and offers an excellent opportunity for junior-level students to learn about business from business professionals.  

'''[http://diederich.marquette.edu/COC/Mentoring-program.aspx Diederich College of Communication Mentoring Program]'''

A collaboration between the Diederich College of Communication and the College of Communication Alumni Association, the mentor program seeks to help students gain valuable insight into career choices, get helpful tips on their career search process and practice networking skills.

== Regional and Local Economic Development ==

Sample text

== Other ==

== Related Links ==

School:Marquette University

2017-02-22T18:35:33Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview ==

Marquette University is a Catholic, Jesuit university located near the heart of downtown Milwaukee, Wis., that offers a comprehensive range of majors in 11 nationally and internationally recognized colleges and schools. A Marquette education offers students a virtually unlimited number of paths and destinations and prepares them for the world by asking them to think critically about it. Marquette asks one thing of every student: Be The Difference. 

The school environment fosters a culture of relationship building, learning, and innovation. In fact, in 2015 our university President Michael Lovell awarded over fivemillion dollars across the university for the University’s innovation related proposals for students.

== Student Entrepreneurship ==

'''The Kohler Center for Entrepreneurship'''

Part of the university’s new Office of Research and Innovation, the Kohler Center is a hub for fostering new ventures, encouraging innovation and creative cross-collaboration between students, faculty and staff from each of Marquette’s 12 colleges and schools, engaging them through: mentoring, community partnerships, pitch competitions, workshops, speakers and free office-space. At the Kohler Center, Innovation is more than an outcome. It is a philosophy highly influenced by its environment. We have been going above and beyond to develop an atmosphere of creative play, interdisciplinary collaboration, and iterative problem-solving.

 

'''Innovation and Entrepreneurship Major/Minor''' 

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship program guides students along their individual paths to launching ventures, engaging with all the dimensions of business. Graduates are therefore prepared for better understanding the big picture of corporations that employ them, for professional services and investments with new firms and of course for venture starts.

== Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==

Sample text

== University Technology Transfer Function ==

Building the Technology Transfer Program at Marquette University

http://www.marquette.edu/innovation/documents/technology-transfer-program.pdf

Marquette Intellectual Property Policy 

http://www.marquette.edu/orsp/documents/IntellectualPropertyPolicy.pdf

== University - Industry Collaboration ==

Sample text

== Regional and Local Economic Development ==

Sample text

== Other ==

== Related Links ==

School:Marquette University

2017-02-22T18:27:49Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

School:Marquette University

2017-02-22T18:27:40Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

School:Marquette University

2017-02-22T18:27:30Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview ==

Marquette University is a Catholic, Jesuit university located near the heart of downtown Milwaukee, Wis., that offers a comprehensive range of majors in 11 nationally and internationally recognized colleges and schools. A Marquette education offers students a virtually unlimited number of paths and destinations and prepares them for the world by asking them to think critically about it. Marquette asks one thing of every student: Be The Difference. 

The school environment fosters a culture of relationship building, learning, and innovation. In fact, in 2015 our university President Michael Lovell awarded over fivemillion dollars across the university for the University’s innovation related proposals for students.

== Student Entrepreneurship ==

'''The Kohler Center for Entrepreneurship'''

Part of the university’s new Office of Research and Innovation, the Kohler Center is a hub for fostering new ventures, encouraging innovation and creative cross-collaboration between students, faculty and staff from each of Marquette’s 12 colleges and schools, engaging them through: mentoring, community partnerships, pitch competitions, workshops, speakers and free office-space. At the Kohler Center, Innovation is more than an outcome. It is a philosophy highly influenced by its environment. We have been going above and beyond to develop an atmosphere of creative play, interdisciplinary collaboration, and iterative problem-solving.

 

'''Innovation and Entrepreneurship Major/Minor''' 

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship program guides students along their individual paths to launching ventures, engaging with all the dimensions of business. Graduates are therefore prepared for better understanding the big picture of corporations that employ them, for professional services and investments with new firms and of course for venture starts.

== Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==

Sample text

== University Technology Transfer Function ==

Sample text

== University - Industry Collaboration ==

Sample text

== Regional and Local Economic Development ==

Sample text

== Other ==

== Related Links ==

School:Marquette University

2017-02-22T18:27:13Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview ==

Marquette University is a Catholic, Jesuit university located near the heart of downtown Milwaukee, Wis., that offers a comprehensive range of majors in 11 nationally and internationally recognized colleges and schools. A Marquette education offers students a virtually unlimited number of paths and destinations and prepares them for the world by asking them to think critically about it. Marquette asks one thing of every student: Be The Difference. 

The school environment fosters a culture of relationship building, learning, and innovation. In fact, in 2015 our university President Michael Lovell awarded over fivemillion dollars across the university for the University’s innovation related proposals for students.

== Student Entrepreneurship ==

'''The Kohler Center for Entrepreneurship'''

Part of the university’s new Office of Research and Innovation, the Kohler Center is a hub for fostering new ventures, encouraging innovation and creative cross-collaboration between students, faculty and staff from each of Marquette’s 12 colleges and schools, engaging them through: mentoring, community partnerships, pitch competitions, workshops, speakers and free office-space. At the Kohler Center, Innovation is more than an outcome. It is a philosophy highly influenced by its environment. We have been going above and beyond to develop an atmosphere of creative play, interdisciplinary collaboration, and iterative problem-solving.

 

'''Innovation and Entrepreneurship Major/Minor''' 

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship program guides students along their individual paths to launching ventures, engaging with all the dimensions of business. Graduates are therefore prepared for better understanding the big picture of corporations that employ them, for professional services and investments with new firms and of course for venture starts.

== Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==

Sample text

== University Technology Transfer Function ==

Sample text

== University - Industry Collaboration ==

Sample text

== Regional and Local Economic Development ==

Sample text

== Other ==

== Related Links ==

School:Marquette University

2017-02-22T18:26:54Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview ==

Marquette University is a Catholic, Jesuit university located near the heart of downtown Milwaukee, Wis., that offers a comprehensive range of majors in 11 nationally and internationally recognized colleges and schools. A Marquette education offers students a virtually unlimited number of paths and destinations and prepares them for the world by asking them to think critically about it. Marquette asks one thing of every student: Be The Difference. 

The school environment fosters a culture of relationship building, learning, and innovation. In fact, in 2015 our university President Michael Lovell awarded over fivemillion dollars across the university for the University’s innovation related proposals for students.

== Student Entrepreneurship ==

'''The Kohler Center for Entrepreneurship'''

Part of the university’s new Office of Research and Innovation, the Kohler Center is a hub for fostering new ventures, encouraging innovation and creative cross-collaboration between students, faculty and staff from each of Marquette’s 12 colleges and schools, engaging them through: mentoring, community partnerships, pitch competitions, workshops, speakers and free office-space. At the Kohler Center, Innovation is more than an outcome. It is a philosophy highly influenced by its environment. We have been going above and beyond to develop an atmosphere of creative play, interdisciplinary collaboration, and iterative problem-solving.

 

'''Innovation and Entrepreneurship Major/Minor''' 

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship program guides students along their individual paths to launching ventures, engaging with all the dimensions of business. Graduates are therefore prepared for better understanding the big picture of corporations that employ them, for professional services and investments with new firms and of course for venture starts.

== Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==

Sample text

== University Technology Transfer Function ==

Sample text

== University - Industry Collaboration ==

Sample text

== Regional and Local Economic Development ==

Sample text

== Other ==

== Related Links ==

School:Marquette University

2017-02-22T18:26:38Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview ==

Marquette University is a Catholic, Jesuit university located near the heart of downtown Milwaukee, Wis., that offers a comprehensive range of majors in 11 nationally and internationally recognized colleges and schools. A Marquette education offers students a virtually unlimited number of paths and destinations and prepares them for the world by asking them to think critically about it. Marquette asks one thing of every student: Be The Difference. 

The school environment fosters a culture of relationship building, learning, and innovation. In fact, in 2015 our university President Michael Lovell awarded over fivemillion dollars across the university for the University’s innovation related proposals for students.

== Student Entrepreneurship ==

'''The Kohler Center for Entrepreneurship'''

Part of the university’s new Office of Research and Innovation, the Kohler Center is a hub for fostering new ventures, encouraging innovation and creative cross-collaboration between students, faculty and staff from each of Marquette’s 12 colleges and schools, engaging them through: mentoring, community partnerships, pitch competitions, workshops, speakers and free office-space. At the Kohler Center, Innovation is more than an outcome. It is a philosophy highly influenced by its environment. We have been going above and beyond to develop an atmosphere of creative play, interdisciplinary collaboration, and iterative problem-solving.

 

'''Innovation and Entrepreneurship Major/Minor''' 

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship program guides students along their individual paths to launching ventures, engaging with all the dimensions of business. Graduates are therefore prepared for better understanding the big picture of corporations that employ them, for professional services and investments with new firms and of course for venture starts.

== Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==

Sample text

== University Technology Transfer Function ==

Sample text

== University - Industry Collaboration ==

Sample text

== Regional and Local Economic Development ==

Sample text

== Other ==

== Related Links ==

School:Marquette University

2017-02-22T18:26:24Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview ==

Marquette University is a Catholic, Jesuit university located near the heart of downtown Milwaukee, Wis., that offers a comprehensive range of majors in 11 nationally and internationally recognized colleges and schools. A Marquette education offers students a virtually unlimited number of paths and destinations and prepares them for the world by asking them to think critically about it. Marquette asks one thing of every student: Be The Difference. 

The school environment fosters a culture of relationship building, learning, and innovation. In fact, in 2015 our university President Michael Lovell awarded over fivemillion dollars across the university for the University’s innovation related proposals for students.

== Student Entrepreneurship ==

'''The Kohler Center for Entrepreneurship'''

Part of the university’s new Office of Research and Innovation, the Kohler Center is a hub for fostering new ventures, encouraging innovation and creative cross-collaboration between students, faculty and staff from each of Marquette’s 12 colleges and schools, engaging them through: mentoring, community partnerships, pitch competitions, workshops, speakers and free office-space. At the Kohler Center, Innovation is more than an outcome. It is a philosophy highly influenced by its environment. We have been going above and beyond to develop an atmosphere of creative play, interdisciplinary collaboration, and iterative problem-solving.

'''Innovation and Entrepreneurship Major/Minor''' 

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship program guides students along their individual paths to launching ventures, engaging with all the dimensions of business. Graduates are therefore prepared for better understanding the big picture of corporations that employ them, for professional services and investments with new firms and of course for venture starts.

== Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==

Sample text

== University Technology Transfer Function ==

Sample text

== University - Industry Collaboration ==

Sample text

== Regional and Local Economic Development ==

Sample text

== Other ==

== Related Links ==

School:Marquette University

2017-02-22T18:26:05Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

== Overview ==

Marquette University is a Catholic, Jesuit university located near the heart of downtown Milwaukee, Wis., that offers a comprehensive range of majors in 11 nationally and internationally recognized colleges and schools. A Marquette education offers students a virtually unlimited number of paths and destinations and prepares them for the world by asking them to think critically about it. Marquette asks one thing of every student: Be The Difference. 

The school environment fosters a culture of relationship building, learning, and innovation. In fact, in 2015 our university President Michael Lovell awarded over fivemillion dollars across the university for the University’s innovation related proposals for students.

== Student Entrepreneurship ==

'''The Kohler Center for Entrepreneurship'''

''''''Part of the university’s new Office of Research and Innovation, the Kohler Center is a hub for fostering new ventures, encouraging innovation and creative cross-collaboration between students, faculty and staff from each of Marquette’s 12 colleges and schools, engaging them through: mentoring, community partnerships, pitch competitions, workshops, speakers and free office-space. At the Kohler Center, Innovation is more than an outcome. It is a philosophy highly influenced by its environment. We have been going above and beyond to develop an atmosphere of creative play, interdisciplinary collaboration, and iterative problem-solving.



'''Innovation and Entrepreneurship Major/Minor '''

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship program guides students along their individual paths to launching ventures, engaging with all the dimensions of business. Graduates are therefore prepared for better understanding the big picture of corporations that employ them, for professional services and investments with new firms and of course for venture starts.

== Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship ==

Sample text

== University Technology Transfer Function ==

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School:Marquette University

2017-02-20T22:51:35Z

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Resource:How to organize a Startup Weekend

2017-01-06T20:10:01Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

Section 1: What is a Startup Weekend
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<li>A startup weekend is an event organized by group of volunteers on the weekend days. It generally contains 20 to 100 participants (can also have 200 depending on the availability of space) where the participants are divided into small groups. Then the members of the group start pitching their ideas where each group will then select the best idea out of different ideas pitched. The ideas can be selected by either interacting with the real customers or simply just voting for the best idea in their group.</li>
</ul>

 Section 2: Goal/Need of a Startup Weekend
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<li>The goal or the need of the startup weekend is to get the strongest business idea out of number of ideas pitched. The strongest idea is basically the most feasible, which will have the most impact on society after getting launched. Also this idea can make you earn some profits and can benefit the real world. It can also groom your managerial skills and can enhace your team work ability.</li>
</ul>

 Section 3: Structure of the weekend (Activity and Content)
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<li>The activity is basically a three day programme that starts from Friday and ends on late Sunday. Day 1 focuses on the introduction and interaction among people in order to break the ice. Day 2 is a busy day. It entirely deals with introduction and presentation of ideas. Day 3, typically Sunday, starts in the morning, around 10a.m., and ends somewhere around 4p.m.. On this day, everyone comes forward with presentations and prototyptes, and students pitch their ideas.</li>
</ul>

 Section 4: Costs, Fundraising, Sponsorships, Finding money and Judgement criteria.
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<li>In order to get the funds or sponsorship for the event you can approach various companies or you can simpy go to your departmental associations to help you with funds.You need to explain the whole idea and the goal of this event to the people you are approaching that how this event can benefit them as the sponsors.The judges should be selected in order to evaluate the strongest idea out of all and so that there is fair decision amog different teams.Also to avoid some kind of judgement challenge ,the selected judge should be revered among the society.</li>
</ul>

 Section 5: Collaboration and Interactive environment
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<li>In order to organise this event we need to have a team, so that work can be done efficiently in a better way and by doing so we learn, how to work in collaboration with others to achieve a single aim i.e. to organise the event in best possible way. This give us the sense to work in a team and taking responsibilities make us good manager and a leader. Further in order to organise the event we need support of different industry and technical partners who can support us in terms of money and some technical guidance which is required to work in collaboration and to successfully organise this event. So to organize this event we need to have an environment which is collaborative and interactive in nature.</li>
</ul>

 Section 6: Advertising, Branding, and Promotion
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<li>Advertising or branding or promotion of the event plays an important role as it can decide the number of participation.You can use social networking sites also as an advertising source of your event.The more participation you get,the more people you can interact with and ultimately the probability of getting the strongest idea is even greater.</li>
</ul>

 Section 7:Choosing event the date and location
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<li>Choosing date and location also plays a major role to attract the large number of participants.The location you choose should have enough capacity to accommodate  the number of participants you are inviting.Also the proper arrangements and management  will ensure the smooth functioning of the event.</li>
</ul>

Written by:

[[Vijayant Saini(AKGEC)|Vijayant Saini]] , [[Rohit jatana|Rohit jatana]] , Kareem Ebraheem, [[Sahana barki|Sahana Barki]], Rachna parapudi, [[Rebecca_Streightiff|Rebecca Streightiff]]

Fellow:Rebecca Streightiff

2017-01-06T20:02:24Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

Rebecca Streightiff is a University Innovation Fellow and an undergraduate studying Advertising and Entrepreneurship at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She originally attended University of Kansas, but transferred after her first semester of freshman year and is now closer to her home in Chicago, Illinois. The close-knit community and plethora of opporunities that were given at Marquette is what led Rebecca to pursue her undergraduate degree in Milwaukee.  
[[File:Rebecca.streightiff.jpg|thumb|Rebecca.streightiff.jpg]]
At Marquette University, Rebecca works in the Office of Student Development as a Program Assistant for the 250+ student organization's on campus. She acts to provide the organizations with the necessary resources in order to grow and develop to their full potential. Rebecca has also been apart of leadership programs on campus called Students Taking Active Rolls (S.T.A.R.) and Leadershape where she has advanced her leadership skills that are now used in and out of the classroom. From her experience as a program assistant and her knowledge from the leadership programs, Rebecca created her own club on campus called Love the Skin You're In, which focuses on promoting confidence within young women. 

Outside of Marquette, Rebecca was selected as one of 75 students from 24 colleges and universities in Southeast Wisconsin to be apart of an entreprenerial-based skills accelerator program called The Commons that focuses on diving deep into customer discovery, ideation, product development, business models, sales and more, to solve real-world problems. After the Commons, she was asked to be Project Manager at a non-profit called Startup Milwaukee. In November, she planned Milwaukee's very first Startup Week, which was a week long event focused on bringing entrepreneurs, investors, local leaders and startup enthusiasts together to build entrepreneurial momentum in Southeast Wisconsin. Over 2,600 people attended the event, and Rebecca was thrilled with the outcome. She has already started planning for 2017. 

Fellow:Rebecca Streightiff

2017-01-06T20:02:08Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

Rebecca Streightiff is a University Innovation Fellow and an undergraduate studying Advertising and Entrepreneurship at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She originally attended University of Kansas, but transferred after her first semester of freshman year and is now closer to her home in Chicago, Illinois. The close-knit community and plethora of opporunities that were given at Marquette is what led Rebecca to pursue her undergraduate degree in Milwaukee.  [[File:Rebecca.streightiff.jpg|thumb]] At Marquette University, Rebecca works in the Office of Student Development as a Program Assistant for the 250+ student organization's on campus. She acts to provide the organizations with the necessary resources in order to grow and develop to their full potential. Rebecca has also been apart of leadership programs on campus called Students Taking Active Rolls (S.T.A.R.) and Leadershape where she has advanced her leadership skills that are now used in and out of the classroom. From her experience as a program assistant and her knowledge from the leadership programs, Rebecca created her own club on campus called Love the Skin You're In, which focuses on promoting confidence within young women. 

Outside of Marquette, Rebecca was selected as one of 75 students from 24 colleges and universities in Southeast Wisconsin to be apart of an entreprenerial-based skills accelerator program called The Commons that focuses on diving deep into customer discovery, ideation, product development, business models, sales and more, to solve real-world problems. After the Commons, she was asked to be Project Manager at a non-profit called Startup Milwaukee. In November, she planned Milwaukee's very first Startup Week, which was a week long event focused on bringing entrepreneurs, investors, local leaders and startup enthusiasts together to build entrepreneurial momentum in Southeast Wisconsin. Over 2,600 people attended the event, and Rebecca was thrilled with the outcome. She has already started planning for 2017. 

Fellow:Rebecca Streightiff

2017-01-06T19:58:46Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

Rebecca Streightiff is a University Innovation Fellow and an undergraduate studying Advertising and Entrepreneurship at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She originally attended University of Kansas, but transferred after her first semester of freshman year and is now closer to her home in Chicago, Illinois. The close-knit community and plethora of opporunities that were given at Marquette is what led Rebecca to pursue her undergraduate degree in Milwaukee. 
[[File:Rebecca.streightiff.jpg|thumb|Rebecca.streightiff.jpg]]
At Marquette University, Rebecca works in the Office of Student Development as a Program Assistant for the 250+ student organization's on campus. She acts to provide the organiztions with the necessary re sources in order to grow and develop to their full potential. Rebecca has also been apart of leadership programs on campus called Students Taking Active Rolls (S.T.A.R.) and Leadershape where she has advanced her leadership skills that have been used in and out of the classroom. From her experience as a program assistant and her knowledge from the leadership programs, Rebecca created her own club on campus called Love the Skin You're In, which focuses on promoting confidence and self-love within young women. 

Outside of Marquette, Rebecca was selected as one of 75 students from 24 colleges and universities in Southeast Wisconsin to be apart of an entreprenerial-based skills accelerator program that focused on diving deep into customer discovery, ideation, product development, business models, sales and more, to solve real-world problems. After the Commons, she was asked to be Project Manager at a non-profit called Startup Milwaukee. In November, she planned Milwaukee's very first Startup Week, which was a week long event focused on bringing entrepreneurs, investors, local leaders and startup enthusiasts together to build entrepreneurial momentum in Southeast Wisconsin. Over 2,600 people attended the event, and Rebecca was thrilled with the outcome. She has already started planning for 2017. 

Fellow:Rebecca Streightiff

2017-01-06T19:58:14Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

Rebecca Streightiff is a University Innovation Fellow and an undergraduate studying Advertising and Entrepreneurship at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She originally attended University of Kansas, but transferred after her first semester of freshman year and is now closer to her home in Chicago, Illinois. The close-knit community and plethora of opporunities that were given at Marquette is what led Rebecca to pursue her undergraduate degree in Milwaukee. 

At Marquette University, Rebecca works in the Office of Student Development as a Program Assistant for the 250+ student organization's on campus. She acts to provide the organiztions with the necessary re
[[File:Rebecca.streightiff.jpg|thumb]]
sources in order to grow and develop to their full potential. Rebecca has also been apart of leadership programs on campus called Students Taking Active Rolls (S.T.A.R.) and Leadershape where she has advanced her leadership skills that have been used in and out of the classroom. From her experience as a program assistant and her knowledge from the leadership programs, Rebecca created her own club on campus called Love the Skin You're In, which focuses on promoting confidence and self-love within young women. 

Outside of Marquette, Rebecca was selected as one of 75 students from 24 colleges and universities in Southeast Wisconsin to be apart of an entreprenerial-based skills accelerator program that focused on diving deep into customer discovery, ideation, product development, business models, sales and more, to solve real-world problems. After the Commons, she was asked to be Project Manager at a non-profit called Startup Milwaukee. In November, she planned Milwaukee's very first Startup Week, which was a week long event focused on bringing entrepreneurs, investors, local leaders and startup enthusiasts together to build entrepreneurial momentum in Southeast Wisconsin. Over 2,600 people attended the event, and Rebecca was thrilled with the outcome. She has already started planning for 2017. 

File:Rebecca.streightiff.jpg

2017-01-06T19:57:02Z

Rebecca.streightiff:

Fellow:Rebecca Streightiff

2017-01-06T19:52:07Z

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Rebecca Streightiff is a University Innovation Fellow and an undergraduate studying Advertising and Entrepreneurship at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She originally attended University of Kansas, but transferred after her first semester of freshman year and is now closer to her home in Chicago, Illinois. The close-knit community and plethora of opporunities that were given at Marquette is what led Rebecca to pursue her undergraduate degree in Milwaukee. 

At Marquette University, Rebecca works in the Office of Student Development as a Program Assistant for the 250+ student organization's on campus. She acts to provide the organiztions with the necessary resources in order to grow and develop to their full potential. Rebecca has also been apart of leadership programs on campus called Students Taking Active Rolls (S.T.A.R.) and Leadershape where she has advanced her leadership skills that have been used in and out of the classroom. From her experience as a program assistant and her knowledge from the leadership programs, Rebecca created her own club on campus called Love the Skin You're In, which focuses on promoting confidence and self-love within young women. 

Outside of Marquette, Rebecca was selected as one of 75 students from 24 colleges and universities in Southeast Wisconsin to be apart of an entreprenerial-based skills accelerator program that focused on diving deep into customer discovery, ideation, product development, business models, sales and more, to solve real-world problems. After the Commons, she was asked to be Project Manager at a non-profit called Startup Milwaukee. In November, she planned Milwaukee's very first Startup Week, which was a week long event focused on bringing entrepreneurs, investors, local leaders and startup enthusiasts together to build entrepreneurial momentum in Southeast Wisconsin. Over 2,600 people attended the event, and Rebecca was thrilled with the outcome. She has already started planning for 2017. 