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[http://asu.edu Arizona State University] has a slew of impressive innovation and entrepreneurship opportunities with which students may engage themselves.  With over 300 majors, across 15 different schools, several certificates, multiple campuses, and satellite research and innovation centers geared towards pushing students towards entrepreneurship, ASU has made it a priority to harness the ideas and talents of its students.  The central hub for entrepreneurship at Arizona State University is located online through the [http://entrepreneurship.asu.edu/ Office of][https://entrepreneurship.asu.edu/  Entrepreneurship & Innovation], as well as on campus resources such as Changemaker Central and the Startup Village.  These offices span the resources available on the ASU Tempe, Polytechnic, and SkySong campuses (those most involved with entrepreneurship and technological innovation) as well as other satellite research institutions affiliated with ASU.  Information contained on the Office of Entrepreneurship & Innovation website includes:

Though there appears to be a wealth of opportunities and resources available to students at ASU, there still needs to be a cultural evolution of the student body to become culturally motivated to utilize all of the resources available. This is primarily due to the lack of a place where students can come in and share ideas, brainstorming them into fruition. Students need to be able to come into a space with an idea and leave with the confidence that they can then head over to Techshop or the Startup labs able to bring it into reality. 

= Strategy #1: Cultural Evolution&nbsp;<br/> =

Hold a Venture for America Event that encourages soon to be graduates with the Venture for America opportunity.&nbsp;

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Stephanie_Dolinger Stephanie Dolinger]

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Brandon_Smith Brandon Smith]