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*<span style="font-size:small;"></span><span style="font-size: small;">There is currently an Interdisciplinary requirement as part of the central curriculum, however students are only required to take one course that stresses on this. Having more interdiciplinary courses could be &nbsp;beneficial to the students. Also, Implementing I&E into &nbsp;current courses in any major would aslo be beneficial.</span>
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**<span style="font-size: small;">​Evaluate Curriculum</span>
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**<span style="font-size: small;"></span><span style="font-size: small;">Presentation to the University President and Board of Trustees</span>
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*Having a startup weekend/lean startup workshops, or even exposing our students to one would be very beneficial. It is an excellent way to motivate students and make them interested in I&E.
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**Discuss strategy with interesed alum
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**Attend Start-up weekend
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**Reach out to Bucknell for possible collaboration
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**Assess our campus and begin preparations
  
 
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Revision as of 16:56, 15 February 2015

Overview


Susquehanna University is a small liberal arts University in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania. Susquehanna's motto is to achieve, lead and serve. Susquehanna also allows students to take a step forward, and enter new conversations through our various clubs and organizations as well as through our Global Opportunities Program, which connects students with the world and its various cultures. While there are some opportunities for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, such as the newly implemented Entrepreneurship minor, the school can still improve in many areas. We live in a changing world full of opportunities. Entrepreneurship and Innovation should not be limited to business students, all students should have the opportunity to explore Innovation and entrepreneurship.

One of the biggest challenges that Susquehanna faces is the lack of collaboration between majors. Students usually feel limited by their departments and associate Entrepreneurship with the business school. The main objective of the Leadership Circle is to implement more I&E programs on campus and promote departmental collaboration.


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Student Priorities

Innovation and Departmental Collaboration

Contact: Ethan Eastwood


  1. Collaboration across departments with students from science and business
    • ​More entreprenuerial activities (e.g. Pitch Contest)
    • Alumni Network Involvement
  2. ​Partner with Organizations and Clubs socially oriented to solving a problem with society
    • ​Abundant source of passion to share I&E with


Collaboration and Leadership

Contact: Pierce Logan Perkins


  1. Collaboration with Bucknell University Fellows and Penn State University Fellows
  2. Increase amount of University to Local/Regional businesses
  3. Charitable works and organizations (Your Front Porch by Mr. Victor Northern ‘10, Xavier Project via Go Program)
  4. Course for encouraging innovation available per freshman, sophomore, junior, senior class that tracks their progress throughout their collegiate career


Increasing Innovation and Entreprenuership

Contact: Tiffany Richards


  1. Implementation of more Innovative and Entreprenuerial courses across departments to stress entreprenuership in more than just business
    • Interdisciplinary Majors for more flexibility
  2. 3-day Start-up

​Strategies

  • There is currently an Interdisciplinary requirement as part of the central curriculum, however students are only required to take one course that stresses on this. Having more interdiciplinary courses could be  beneficial to the students. Also, Implementing I&E into  current courses in any major would aslo be beneficial.
    • ​Evaluate Curriculum
    • Meeting with faculty from various departments
    • Assessing current impacted areas
    • Presentation to the University President and Board of Trustees
    • Prepare Curriculum
  • Having a startup weekend/lean startup workshops, or even exposing our students to one would be very beneficial. It is an excellent way to motivate students and make them interested in I&E.
    • Discuss strategy with interesed alum
    • Attend Start-up weekend
    • Reach out to Bucknell for possible collaboration
    • Assess our campus and begin preparations

Increasing Awareness and Opportunities

Contact: Alexis Gargin


  1. Innovation and Entreprenuership Newsletter
    • Publish Innovation and Entreprenuerial Initiatives being implemented on campus
  2. Core Curriculum Classes for business basics



Related Links


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Susquehanna University Student Priorities

Students:

Alexis Gargin

Ethan Estwood

Pierce Logan Perkins

Tiffany Richards