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* '''Entrepreneurship Major/Minor''': The '''Entrepreneurship''' major and minor are key pathways for students to explore innovation. These programs offer classes like ''Entrepreneurship and Leadership'' and ''Starting and Managing a Business'', equipping students with both theoretical and practical knowledge needed to succeed in entrepreneurial ventures.* '''Baylor Research and Innovation Center''': This center plays a crucial role in fostering innovation and entrepreneurship through '''internships''' and '''scholarships'''. It provides students with hands-on experience in research and innovation, helping bridge the gap between academic knowledge and real-world application.* '''Access to Maker Spaces''': Facilities like the '''Moody Library''' and the '''Baylor Research and Innovation Center''' offer maker spaces where students can experiment with prototypes, work on innovative projects, and collaborate on creative solutions.* '''Clubs and Internships''': Student organizations, such as the '''Start Up and Innovation Club''', provide additional platforms for budding entrepreneurs to network, collaborate, and gain practical experience. Furthermore, '''internships''' focused on innovation and entrepreneurship offer students real-world opportunities to refine their skills.*'''Research and Patents''': Baylor demonstrates its commitment to innovation through its significant investment in research, spending over '''$82 billion''' annually. The university has received '''over 30 patents and has filed''' over '''60 patents more''', showcasing its drive to develop and protect new technologies and innovations. This investment helps foster a strong culture of research-driven entrepreneurship on campus.* '''Interdisciplinary Innovation''': While Baylor excels in supporting business-focused students, there are opportunities to expand these resources for students in other disciplines, creating a more holistic approach to innovation across campus.

# '''Baylor/Waco Foundation''': The foundation provides grants to local non-profits working in areas such as economic development, health, education, cultural wealth, and city growth. This aligns with Baylor’s community engagement initiative, fostering stronger ties between the university and the surrounding area.# '''Baylor Solid Gold Neighbor''': As part of its community commitment, Baylor’s '''Solid Gold Neighbor''' initiative is dedicated to strengthening Waco by supporting economic and business growth. It develops and maintains a robust innovation ecosystem that encourages business expansion.# '''Supporting Underserved Communities''': Through the Solid Gold Neighbor initiative, Baylor provides '''financial literacy opportunities''' to underserved communities, promoting equitable access to financial education and empowering individuals with the tools needed for economic growth. By collaborating with local organizations and focusing on community engagement, Baylor ensures that its innovation and entrepreneurial efforts extend beyond campus, benefiting the larger Waco area.<!--DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE -->