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Fellow:Ryan Ohneiser

2025-01-17T19:46:07Z

Rohneiser: I made it more concise. Before on google search result it would say Ryan...psychology major...enjoys walking then cuts off right there. I took out the part about me liking reading and walking my dog.

'''Ryan Ohneiser''' is a Psychology major at James Madison University working part-time for the JMU Center for Entrepreneurship as a Student Venture Consultant where he provides consultation in partnership with university professors to students and faculty with viable business ideas. His firsthand experience in the start-up world began when he pursued a venture of his own after taking the JMU College of Business course called ''Management 472: Venture Creation'', which introduced him to the fundamentals of entrepreneurship and offered invaluable mentorship from seasoned entrepreneurs.

Ryan was also selected to be a Research Assistant for Dr. Richard West in the JMU Department of Graduate Psychology. He assists in the research design and implementation process in the development of the first Comprehensive Assessment of Rational Thinking (CART) with funding from the John Templeton Foundation and editorial support from MIT Press.

Fellow:Ryan Ohneiser

2024-12-07T01:20:47Z

Rohneiser: The wording makes more sense this way and is more accurate. I changed this to prepare for an interview I am taking very seriously.

'''Ryan Ohneiser''' is a Psychology major at James Madison University with a passion for entrepreneurship and innovation. Outside the classroom, he enjoys walking his dog, reading, and exploring new ideas.

Ryan works part-time as a Student Venture Consultant for the JMU Center for Entrepreneurship, where he connects students and faculty to campus business development resources and provides consulting for viable business ideas. His firsthand experience in the start-up world began when he pursued a venture of his own after taking ''Management 472: Venture Creation'', a course that introduced him to the fundamentals of entrepreneurship and offered invaluable mentorship from seasoned entrepreneurs.

Last year, Ryan was one of two students selected to be a Research Assistant for Dr. Richard West in the JMU Department of Graduate Psychology. He assisted in the development of research culminating in a Comprehensive Assessment of Rational Thinking (CART) paper with funding from the John Templeton Foundation and editorial support from MIT Press.

Fellow:Ryan Ohneiser

2015-08-31T03:49:29Z

Rohneiser:

[[File:Rohneiser.jpg|thumb|center|Rohneiser.jpg]] Ryan Ohneiser is a 4th year Psychology student at James Madison University. When he isn't in class, walking his dog or reading a book he can be found working part-time as a Student Venture Consultant for the JMU Center for Entrepreneurship, where he offers information about business development resources on campus as well as providing business consulting to students and faculty with viable business ideas. Ryan was pursuing a start-up of his own when he enrolled in Management 472: Venture Creation where he learned all about entrepreneurship, the start-up world and gained invaluable experience from real serial entrepreneurs. Last year Ryan was lucky enough to be a Research Assistant for Richard West while he was developing a new intelligence test and he anticipates pursuing research of his own in the next year.

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Fellow:Ryan Ohneiser

2015-08-31T03:49:15Z

Rohneiser:

[[File:Rohneiser.jpg|thumb|center]]  Ryan Ohneiser is a 4th year Psychology student at James Madison University. When he isn't in class, walking his dog or reading a book he can be found working part-time as a Student Venture Consultant for the JMU Center for Entrepreneurship, where he offers information about business development resources on campus as well as providing business consulting to students and faculty with viable business ideas. Ryan was pursuing a start-up of his own when he enrolled in Management 472: Venture Creation where he learned all about entrepreneurship, the start-up world and gained invaluable experience from real serial entrepreneurs. Last year Ryan was lucky enough to be a Research Assistant for Richard West while he was developing a new intelligence test and he anticipates pursuing research of his own in the next year.

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Fellow:Ryan Ohneiser

2015-08-31T03:48:42Z

Rohneiser:

[http://universityinnovation.org/images/f/fe/Rohneiser.jpgRyan http://universityinnovation.org/images/f/fe/Rohneiser.jpg Ryan] Ohneiser is a 4th year Psychology student at James Madison University. When he isn't in class, walking his dog or reading a book he can be found working part-time as a Student Venture Consultant for the JMU Center for Entrepreneurship, where he offers information about business development resources on campus as well as providing business consulting to students and faculty with viable business ideas. Ryan was pursuing a start-up of his own when he enrolled in Management 472: Venture Creation where he learned all about entrepreneurship, the start-up world and gained invaluable experience from real serial entrepreneurs. Last year Ryan was lucky enough to be a Research Assistant for Richard West while he was developing a new intelligence test and he anticipates pursuing research of his own in the next year.

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Fellow:Ryan Ohneiser

2015-08-31T03:46:01Z

Rohneiser:

http://universityinnovation.org/images/f/fe/Rohneiser.jpgRyan Ohneiser is a 4th year Psychology student at James Madison University. When he isn't in class, walking his dog or reading a book he can be found working part-time as a Student Venture Consultant for the JMU Center for Entrepreneurship, where he offers information about business development resources on campus as well as providing business consulting to students and faculty with viable business ideas. Ryan was pursuing a start-up of his own when he enrolled in Management 472: Venture Creation where he learned all about entrepreneurship, the start-up world and gained invaluable experience from real serial entrepreneurs. Last year Ryan was lucky enough to be a Research Assistant for Richard West while he was developing a new intelligence test and he anticipates pursuing research of his own in the next year.

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Fellow:Ryan Ohneiser

2015-08-31T03:45:27Z

Rohneiser:

Ryan Ohneiser is a 4th year Psychology student at James Madison University. When he isn't in class, walking his dog or reading a book he can be found[[File:Rohneiser.jpg|thumb|none]] working part-time as a Student Venture Consultant for the JMU Center for Entrepreneurship, where he offers information about business development resources on campus as well as providing business consulting to students and faculty with viable business ideas. Ryan was pursuing a start-up of his own when he enrolled in Management 472: Venture Creation where he learned all about entrepreneurship, the start-up world and gained invaluable experience from real serial entrepreneurs. Last year Ryan was lucky enough to be a Research Assistant for Richard West while he was developing a new intelligence test and he anticipates pursuing research of his own in the next year.

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Fellow:Ryan Ohneiser

2015-08-31T03:40:29Z

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Ryan Ohneiser is a 4th year Psychology student at James Madison University. When he isn't in class, walking his dog or reading a book he can be found working part-time as a Student Venture Consultant for the JMU Center for Entrepreneurship, where he offers information about business development resources on campus as well as providing business consulting to students and faculty with viable business ideas. Ryan was pursuing a start-up of his own when he enrolled in Management 472: Venture Creation where he learned all about entrepreneurship, the start-up world and gained invaluable experience from real serial entrepreneurs. Last year Ryan was lucky enough to be a Research Assistant for Richard West while he was developing a new intelligence test and he anticipates pursuing research of his own in the next year.

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2015-08-31T02:48:27Z

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