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Team leader on task: Haleema Mulla Bakhsh
=== <span style="font-size:medium;">'''PlanTactic #1: Community of Inspiration'''</span><br/> ===
1-Looking out for these inspiring students? Approach students asking them about an inspiring personnel in their surrounding on campus who they might look up to for advice, suggestions and so on. The inspiration doesn’t necessarily need to be related to good academic performance only.
=== <span style="font-size:medium;">'''Sparking interest: The short workshop series'''</span> ===
We would like to change the attitude students have towards their daily activities and help them shape and extend the way they utilize their talents and skill-based qualities to realize opportunities in their environment. In order to accomplish this, we need to create an interest in I&E, Innovation and Entrepreneurship and make students realize that Innovation is not bound to any major.<br/>We will be sparking interest through a series of student-led, short pop-up Inspire and Connect teaser activities, which will be held throughout the university. These activities will be between 20- 40 minutes long and rotate between different times, days and locations, to maximize exposure. These activities are designed to provoke students’ interest while having fun. Inspire and Connect will be sparking interest, in support of larger, more in-depth events held by the Innovation Centerand increase student attendance at these events. Activities include Makespace challenges, design thinking&nbsp;race, interesting facts on start-ups, problem-solving&nbsp;workshops, think tank to shark tank etc.
Team leader on task: Betty Lucille Hillebrand
=== <span style="font-size:medium;">Tactic #1:Inspire and connect pop-up workshop series</span> ===
1.1 Gather all planned/ scheduled events, workshops and activities from all departments in one database.<br/>1.2 Collaborate with all student clubs to design and execute I&E games, challenges, and activities that will encourage attendance at larger Innovation &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Center events<br/>1.3 Source needed materials and funds<br/>1.4 Obtain faculty and administrative feedback and support
'''Time frame: December 2018'''1.3&nbsp;Obtain or assign students responsible to conduct workshops, inclusive of the male campus. (Innovation Ambassadors/creators)
=== <span style="font-size:medium;">Tactic #2:</span> ===1.4 Create and effective communication platform – Strategic priority 4
21.1 Compile a workable schedule for Inspire 5 Source needed materials and Connect activities, which will be inline with Innovation Center eventsfunds<br/>21.2&nbsp; 6 Obtain or assign students responsible to conduct workshops, inclusive of the male campus. (Innovation Ambassadors/creators)<br/>2.3 Secure a location faculty and obtain the necessary equipment administrative feedback and materialsupport
'''Time frameTimeframe: January February 2019''' === <span style="font-size: medium;">Tactic #2: Let's talk business</span> === 2.1 Organise TEDX talks with local SMB owners, life&nbsp;coaches&nbsp;and&nbsp;motivational speakers
=== <span style="font-size:medium2.2 Organise events with local business groups.&nbsp;">Tactic #3:</span><br/> ===
3.1 Create and effective communication platform – Strategic priority #?'''Timeframe: February 2019'''
=== <span style="font-size:medium;">Tactic #3.2 Create awareness by advertising the event schedule on all advertising media well in advance.: Think tank to Shark tank</span> ===
'''Time frame3.1 Hold 2-3 day challenge: February 2019'''&nbsp;One day to find a solution, one day to pitch your idea.
=== <span style="font-size'''Timeframe:medium;">Tactic #4: Conduct the first Inspire and Connect workshop</span>!<br/><br/> ===April 2019'''
=== <span style="font-size:medium;">'''TimeframeTactic #4: February 2019Easy Business info sessions'''</span><br/> ===
4.1 Provide students with current, easy to follow basic business information. Information from personal finance ( how to manage your money) to information on SME, Family business and Global business.
'''Timeframe: September 2019'''
== <span style="font-size:large;">'''Strategic&nbsp;'''Priority&nbsp;'''#3: Generating Interest of the students in innovation'''</span> ==
=== <span style="font-size:medium;">Plan</span><br/> ===
Creating a network of students who took this course and are encouraged to teach it to their friends who haven't. As we believe that our students may not be interested enough to enrol enroll into innovation courses, peer mentoring can be a great opportunity to generate interest and knowledge about innovation among students and would help us enlarge the community of innovators.
=== <span style="font-size:medium;">key steps</span>&nbsp;<br/> ===
Get more information from students about what they would like to be on that wall and how interactive they would like it. Start by a normal board where students can provide feedback and drop their ideas and rate events Secure funding and resources needed to provide the right wall (at a place where everyone can see it and stop by it) and the LCD with the videos/announcements on it. Get students feedback about the usefulness of the information wall and analyze the change it caused on our communication system (i.e. whether students will then be aware of the events happening and if enough of them are attending)
'''Time frameTimeframe: January 2019'''
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'''Team Leader Leaders on Task: Saleha Muhammadand Eman Ali&nbsp;''' 
1.1 Bring together student leaders who are ready to take up this as a challenge and educate peers about innovation and how to be creative with limited resources.
1.2 Mentors to supervise their the event plan and advice them on leaders about the content that they will be explaining to the students.
1.3 Once the plan is ready to execute, Student affair can help assist the students.
2.1: Allocating a free space for students.
2.2: giving Giving them the freedom to renovate the space with their ideas and creativity.
2.3: Providing them with a budget to get the needed resources.
=== Tactic #3: Inno- talkvation (by alumniAlumni) ===
3.1: Inviting successful graduates as guest speakers.
3.2: Encouraging students to have an open discussion.
3.3: Providing students with an insight into the entrepreneurial mindset.
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== Strategy priority #57: Promoting Startups ==
After viewing our landscape canvas, we found out that there are very few or no startups by the students. Usually, after students graduate, they are then engaged with startups. The university can encourage students to think of have their own startups , by providing them with the eight right platform and resources. Student startups are not only essential but also necessary, this inspires and encourages other students to do the same. '''Team Leader on Task: Saleha Muhammad&nbsp;'''
=== Tactic #1: Open Market Day ===
1.1: Providing an opportunity to the students to openly sell their self-designed product or service.
1.2: Assigning a group of judges to evaluate their students’ offerings.
1.3: Awarding the best offering and advising other groups on how they can improve in coming competitionsthe event.&nbsp;
'''Timeframe: ''''''April,&nbsp;''''''2019'''
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'''Timeframe: Febrauary,''''''February,'&nbsp;'''''2019'''
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3.2: Students to express their prototypes in the related field.
3.3: Companies can partner with students in bringing their prototype prototypes to life.
'''Timeframe: ''''''March,&nbsp;''''''2019'''
== Links ==
 
[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Abu_Dhabi_University#Links Abu_Dhabi_University]
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