Priorities:Milwaukee School of Engineering Student Priorities

Overview

[I&E at MSOE]

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[Proposed solutions]

Strategies for Expansion of Innovation and Entrepreneurship on Campus

Strategy One: [Insert Name]

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Strategy Two: [Insert Name]

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Strategy Three: [Insert Name]

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Strategy Four: Series of Innovative and Entrepreneurial Events

Once the first step of creating the makerspace on campus is complete, there a number of events, ideas, and activities that the space will be used for. One way the space will serve I&E is through different events on campus that are listed below. These include (but are not limited to) Speakers and TED Talks, Pop-Up Classes, an annual Make-a-thon, I&E Workshops, and a number of other events that are sure to pop up as the space becomes utilized and available to other groups on and off of campus. These events can be brought to the space by student organizations, faculty and staff, interested students, the community, professors for class applications, the unviersity, and a number of other avenues. Find example of activities below.

Speakers and TED Talks

Bringing speakers to our campus and our makerspace to talk about I&E would be an amazing way to motivate students to get involved and get thinking about I&E. We would like speakers to cover topics such as startups, design thinking, entrepreneurial financing, and many other topics.

We would really like to see the TED-X Speakers come to our campus and present to our students, faculty and staff, the community and any other interested party. TED talks would be a great way to expand knowledge and interest in the I&E field. We would also like to see our own faculty speak about the research that they are a part of outside of classes and office hours so that we can get to know what it is that they are truly passionate about.

Strategy Five: [Insert Name]

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General Overview

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Invention Space 

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