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Revision as of 02:21, 27 January 2017
Contents
Overview
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Strategy #1: Creating Space for Creativity
Strategy #2: Bringing Awareness to On-Campus Resources
Menlo College has a limited of already established, on-campus resources related to entrepreneurship and innovation. However, the resources Menlo currently provides its students with are underutilized. One area students should utilize more is the Oral and Communications center. Next, by adding a specific space for innovation on campus, students will be able to have an area to cultivate their own business ventures. In addition, clubs and other campus organizations can put on events and skill-building workshops in our space for innovation on campus. This will bring students together and excit them to pursue their entrepreneurial visions. Another area of interest could be partnering with the Academic Success Center, where we could organize game night challenges related to acamdeia and have peer tutors as well as other faculy be guest judges.
Strategy #3: Strengthening Curriculum and On-Campus Clubs
Strategy #4: Business Vocabulary and other skills necessary for business
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