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This solution aims to foster a sense of community and engagement in ways that other clubs or programs may not be able to. A student run business, unlike other clubs or programs, requires each student to invest themselves in a more informed way for the sucess of the business depends on the individual committment of each student. Because the students will reap the benefits of the business, they will most likely be more inclined and motivated to devote themselves to their tasks. This, in turn, would yield a greater sense of community and group camaraderie. In addition to providing students with a positive network of individuals, this opportunity would provide those passionate about business, entrepreneurship, and other relvent fields the opportunity to capitalize on these interests. Many students are interested in becoming involved in preprofessional programs, and this would provide them with the opportunity to do so. The business could be something like a mobile cafe or bookstore, and may sell drinks, pencils and pens, headphones, chargers, etc. These goods are ones that students may want while studying in the library. Making the business mobile, sort of like a cart, would allow us to bring it to different locations around campus.