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Joaquindelacruz0208: /* Engaging with Regional and Local Development Efforts */

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Engaging with Regional and Local Development Efforts

Joaquindelacruz0208: /* Facilitating University-Industry Collaboration */

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Facilitating University-Industry Collaboration

Joaquindelacruz0208: /* Actively Supporting the University Technology Transfer Function */

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Actively Supporting the University Technology Transfer Function

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Lagodkarobin: /* Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship */

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Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship

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	*Handshake is James Madison University’s online career services management system that provides JMU students access to internships, full-time jobs, career fairs, workshops, information sessions, and more.		*Handshake is James Madison University’s online career services management system that provides JMU students access to internships, full-time jobs, career fairs, workshops, information sessions, and more.
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		+	Career KickStart: Developing Future Business Professionals
		+	*The Office of Professional Development and Engagement’s mission is to complement and enhance the student learning experience at the College of Business. The office engages students in leadership and professional development programs that increase students’ capability to be proficient in the workplace.
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		+	Shenandoah Valley Angel Investors
		+	*Shenandoah Valley Angel Investors (SVAI) is a network of private investors that help fund entrepreneurial enterprises located in our communities. SVAI’s founding members have broad experience, spanning multiple market sectors, including: Manufacturing, Healthcare, Construction, Public Accounting, Outdoor Recreation, Legal, Senior Assisted Living, Insurance, Distribution and Logistics, Agriculture, Commercial Real Estate, Property Management, Government and Technology.
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		+	Virginia is for Entrepreneurs (VA4E)
		+	*The Shenandoah Valley Technology Council (SVTC) is a non-profit membership organization serving the greater Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Its members are creators and users of technology who gather together for education, networking and business development. By helping technology businesses in the area succeed and grow, the Shenandoah Valley Technology Council is an integral component of the region, helping to bring high-paying technology jobs to the Valley.

	== <br/>Related Links ==		== <br/>Related Links ==

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 Startup Spring Break Pitch
-*Virginia Commonwealth University’s da Vinci Center hosted their first ever Startup Spring Break Pitch Competition on March 10th, 2018. Startup teams were nominated by universities across the Commonwealth to compete for $25,000 in equity–free funding.&nbsp;
+*Virginia Commonwealth University’s da Vinci Center hosted their first ever Startup Spring Break Pitch Competition on March 10th, 2018. Startup teams were nominated by universities across the Commonwealth to compete for $25,000 in equity–free funding.
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	*The goal of the Madison Business Network is to encourage cross-disciplinary collaborations in entrepreneurship, innovation, business development, job creation and career mentoring across and beyond the campus of James Madison University.		*The goal of the Madison Business Network is to encourage cross-disciplinary collaborations in entrepreneurship, innovation, business development, job creation and career mentoring across and beyond the campus of James Madison University.
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		+	Biz-Lab at the ICE House
		+	*BizLab at JMU meets the digital services needs of small businesses and facilitates student-community engagement. JMU students bring the story of your small business to light through website development, design of marketing materials such as banners and brochures, and graphic design.
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		+	Technology Innovation and Economic Development
		+	*James Madison Innovations, Inc. (JMI), is a JMU 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation for intellectual property management and licensing organization, the two entities connect researchers, entrepreneurs, and professionals in industry and support services to bolster the entrepreneurial infrastructure and promote innovation in the Valley.

	== Facilitating University-Industry Collaboration ==		== Facilitating University-Industry Collaboration ==

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 *ENGR 221 (Managment of Technology I: Product Development and Entrepreneurial Engineering)
 *ISAT/ENGR 480 (Creativity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship in Europe)
+*OT 652: Innovations in Occupational Therapy Practice
 Entrepreneurship Minor
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 *4-VA is a collaborative partnership between four Virginia universities. Its mission is to promote inter-university collaborations that leverage the strengths of each partner university in order to accomplish much more than any individual university could achieve alone. A large focus of 4-VA is in training professors and other faculty to implement innovative instructional technologies into their courses. &nbsp;Additionally, 4-VA encourages and funds multiple interdisciplinary courses that deal with innovation in the medical and engineering fields.
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 *The Dean's Advisory Council is a select community of CISE students that meet with the dean once per semester to discuss issues about the college. These issues include faculty changes in methods to a more student friendly and innovative approach. Along with upcoming plans for new groups, clubs, organizations, and classes within the college.
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 *SOCI 385 (Madness and Soceity Environments, Technologies and Innovation)
 *ENGR 221 (Managment of Technology I: Product Development and Entrepreneurial Engineering)
+*ISAT/ENGR 480 (Creativity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship in Europe)

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	*Innovation Xis a 24-hour hackathon facilitated by X-Labs.  Teams of students from all majors and backgrounds are guided by mentors and are encouraged to create and compete.  Idea and product generation areas include food/agriculture, healthcare, and consumer devices and tools.		*Innovation Xis a 24-hour hackathon facilitated by X-Labs.  Teams of students from all majors and backgrounds are guided by mentors and are encouraged to create and compete.  Idea and product generation areas include food/agriculture, healthcare, and consumer devices and tools.
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		+	Intelligence Hackathon
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		+	*Student teams from JMU and Virginia Military Institute were given 24 hours to create a surveillance prototype that could count the number of people walking past a designated area, but with a catch—their devices needed to be accurate enough to avoid counting the same person twice. Twelve JMU students spent the first day of their spring break developing functional devices in just 24 hours. The event gave students an opportunity to work as a design team, enabling a true entrepreneur workspace.

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	*MadHack was JMU’s first full-scale hackathon, sponsored by Capital One, offering a creative and collaborative software development experience. For 24 hours students built innovative web and mobile apps, as well as hardware.		*MadHack was JMU’s first full-scale hackathon, sponsored by Capital One, offering a creative and collaborative software development experience. For 24 hours students built innovative web and mobile apps, as well as hardware.
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		+	Madison Venture Cup
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		+	*The Madison Venture Cup took place on April 6, 2019. A number of students from multiple Virginia universities competed in 3 rounds judged by a JMU alumni and business representatives. The goal of the event was to provide an opportunity for future entrepreneurs to come together and practice the art of creating solutions to problems or needs as they arise. The event was hosted by the Gillian Center for Entrepreneurship.

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	[https://jmuxlabs.org/ X-Labs]		[https://jmuxlabs.org/ X-Labs]

−	*This on-campus makerspace facilitates open labs and pop-up classes that teach students skills such as 3D printing, laser cutting, glassblowing, and virtual reality.	+	*This on-campus makerspace facilitates open labs and pop-up classes that teach students skills such as 3D printing, laser cutting, glassblowing, and virtual reality. It offers the perfect environment for prototyping as well as brainstorming.

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 *MKTG 380 (Principles of Marketing (for non-CoB majors only))
 *NPS 300 (Introduction to Nonprofits)
 *INDU 402 (Social Innovation & Social Entrepreneurship)
 *COB 218 (Legal and Ethical Environment of Business)