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| + | [[File:2015-01-23 16.13.11.jpg|thumb]]Growing up, Terry learned and experienced firsthand all of the various aspects of running small businesses thanks to the various restaurants and buffets that his parent and immediate relatives owned and operated. He was encouraged at a young age to not only learn how each business operated but was given more and more responsibilities in both business management and business operation of each restaurant/buffet he was at. He has combined this depth of business experience and knowledge with his insatiable love for new technology to imagined new businesses/industries built around new technology that could better the lives of humanity around the world. Through his unique business knowledge and experience as well as his ability to identify the real-world value of new technologies, Terry is currently involved in a highly experimental course developed by La Salle University ISBT Department in conjunction with the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia. His team and he are a task with the goal of identifying and the development of the commercialization potentials of the basic research in the field of proteomics that is conducted by Wistar Institute. | ||
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| + | Email: [mailto:lit1@student.lasalle.edu lit1@student.lasalle.edu] | ||
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| + | = Related Links = | ||
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| + | [[La Salle University]] | ||
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| + | [[La Salle University Student Priorities]] | ||
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| + | [[Kenneth Brewer]] | ||
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| + | [[Onesimus Morrison]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:28, 27 May 2020
Terry Li is a University Innovation Fellow at La Salle University, working to educate and foster Innovation and Entrepreneurship across all Schools and Departments within La Salle University. He is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Integrated Science, Business, and Technology with a concentration in Biotechnology. In the short time that he has been at La Salle, he became the Vice President of La Salle University's Saint Katherine Residence Hall's Residential Student Association, made major contributions to two La Salle University's Enactus projects, and working closely with senior administrative members to implement new ways to foster a stronger, more active, and better connected community at La Salle University.
Growing up, Terry learned and experienced firsthand all of the various aspects of running small businesses thanks to the various restaurants and buffets that his parent and immediate relatives owned and operated. He was encouraged at a young age to not only learn how each business operated but was given more and more responsibilities in both business management and business operation of each restaurant/buffet he was at. He has combined this depth of business experience and knowledge with his insatiable love for new technology to imagined new businesses/industries built around new technology that could better the lives of humanity around the world. Through his unique business knowledge and experience as well as his ability to identify the real-world value of new technologies, Terry is currently involved in a highly experimental course developed by La Salle University ISBT Department in conjunction with the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia. His team and he are a task with the goal of identifying and the development of the commercialization potentials of the basic research in the field of proteomics that is conducted by Wistar Institute.
Contact Information:
Email: lit1@student.lasalle.edu
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/terryli15
La Salle University UIF Pitch (2nd Cohort)
Related Links
La Salle University Student Priorities
University Innovation Fellows
Spring 2016:
Spring 2015:
