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'''Overview'''

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'''''Entrepreneurship & Innovation Courses:'''''

*'''COMM118S''' Entrepreneurial Communication

'''''Entrepreneurship & Innovation Courses from the Stanford Technology Ventures Program:'''''

*[http://stvp.stanford.edu/teaching/courses.html#engr140A ENGR 140A Leadership of Technology Ventures]

'''''Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford (d.school):'''''

Courses are updated quarterly. The current listing is available [http://dschool.stanford.edu/classes/ here].

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'''''Stanford Technology Ventures Program:'''''

~~<u~~Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, the Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) is the entrepreneurship center at Stanford University's School of Engineering. Hosted by the department of Management Science and Engineering, STVP is dedicated to accelerating high-technology entrepreneurship education and creating scholarly research on technology-based firms that, in turn, provides new insights for students, scholars, and business leaders.

STVP provides undergraduate and graduate students from all majors with the entrepreneurial skills needed to use innovations to solve major world problems, with an emphasis on the environment, human health, information technology, and other global issues. Our research efforts tackle the challenges of creating successful ventures and innovative large firms, and then taking that knowledge to the classroom and publication. Our global outreach program includes annual conferences on several continents and a website that includes thousands of video clips and podcast regarding technology entrepreneurship and innovation. We strive to create new ideas, and inspire and prepare students to be leaders in existing organizations, new ventures, and academia.

'''''Stanford Entrepreneurship Network:'''''

~~<u~~As a single point of contact for entrepreneurship at Stanford, the Stanford Entrepreneurship Network (SEN) is a federation of over two dozen entrepreneurship-related campus organizations that conduct research, teach courses and/or provide outreach services.

SEN also serves as a forum for communication and collaboration among its member organizations. Many of Stanford's student clubs focus on entrepreneurship, and unique entrepreneurship-related programs exist in nearly every school, including Engineering, Business, Medicine, and Law, as well as in university-wide organizations such as the Office of Technology Licensing and the Office of Corporate Relations.

'''''Stanford Graduate School of Business Initiatives:'''''

*'''Center for Entrepreneurial Studies*Center for Social Innovation'''

The Center for Entrepreneurial Studies (CES) at Stanford Graduate School of Business is building a dynamic global community of entrepreneurs and thought leaders who are changing the world. This is accomplished with resources including:

*Support for ground-breaking research and education that advances entrepreneurial thinking

*Connects, enables, and inspires Stanford students and alumni to create and scale innovative new ventures

*Creates a hub for the interests and pursuits of the entrepreneurial community - faculty, students, alumni, practitioners, and investors.

~~''StartX:''~~Advising, networking opportunities, signature programs, and other targeted resources are available for GSB students and alumni. We also provide students and alumni access to additional resources, including reprints of recent articles, sample business plans, and other literature, which are available in the office. In addition, the GSB library offers venture capital databases, company information, entrepreneurial text and course books, and more.

The website for CES at Stanford Graduate School of Business can be found [http://www.gsb.stanford.edu/ces here].

*'''Center for Social Innovation''' '''''' '''''StartX:''''' '''''Startup Weekend:'''''

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'''''Stanford Undergraduate Schools:'''''

*'''BASES'''*'''SWE'''*'''SWIB'''*'''Asia Pacific Student Entrepreneurship Society'''*'''Society for Entrepreneurship in Latin America'''*'''Stanford Venture Capital Club'''

'''''Stanford Graduate School of Business:'''''

*'''GSB Entrepreneur Club'''*'''Stanford Institute for Innovation in Developing Economies'''*'''Stanford Program on Regions of Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''

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