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= Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship =

Tulane ~~University fosters great student innovation and entrepreneurship with classes themed~~ offers two majors for those interested in ~~"science, technology, and~~ entrepreneurship~~" such as SCEN 4800, SCEN 6000, BMEN 4030-4040, BMEN 2310, BMEN 4900,~~ and MGMT 6240. These classes help students understand how to translate technological/engineering ideas to a market. Furthermore, there are student led organizations such as TEA (Tulane Entrepreneurs Association) in the Freeman Business School that allow students on campus to gain insight with national leaders in entrepreneurship ([http://freemanblog.freeman.tulane.edu/tea/index.php/about-2/ http://freemanblog.freeman.tulane.edu/tea/index.php/about-2/]). The Bioinnovation program at Tulane elucidates the mechanisms for PhD students to translate their biological research into a biotech market ([http://tulane.edu/bioinnovation-IGERT/).&nbsp http://tulane.edu/bioinnovation-IGERT/).] Tulane's minor in Social Innovation & Social Entrepreneurship (SISE) is open to any undergraduate student and attracts students from all schools ([http://tulane.edu/socialentrepreneurship/ [1]]). They also support student changemakers outside the classroom through a student-led incubator program ([http://tulane.edu/socialentrepreneurship/changemaker-institute.cfm [2]]) and a start-up funding competition ([httpinnovation:~~//tulane.edu/socialentrepreneurship/newday.cfm [3]]).~~

'''Business Management- Entrepreneurship =Major'''

~~The Bioinnovation Program at Tulane University has combined faculty from different Schools of Medicine, Science and Engineering, Business, Law, and Public health (~~*<span" style="font-family: ~~'Lucida Grande'~~times new roman,times,serif">~~[http~~<span style="background-color: transparent; font-weight: normal; font-style:~~//tulane.edu/bioinnovation~~normal; font-variant: normal; text-~~IGERT/ http~~decoration:~~//tulane.edu/bioinnovation~~none; vertical-~~IGERT/]) to aid in growth~~ align: baseline">Students choosing the entrepreneurship track will take a course on the management of ~~this innovation themed program~~new ventures that is structured around developing a real new venture plan. ~~This interdisciplinary program provides graduate students withtranslational research and entrpreneurial training opportunities. Faculty innovation is also linked~~ Students are presented with the opportunity to ~~Tulane's Entrepreneurship Association (TEA), in which faculty~~ apply their knowledge from ~~the~~ various business ~~school help students form entrepreneurial teams and goals~~functions (e.g. ~~Also~~accounting, finance, marketing, ~~the Engineering for Medicine Center of the J~~etc. ~~Bennett Johnston Health~~ ) to conceive and ~~Environmental Research Building ([http://tulane.edu/asvpr/ora/jbj~~develop a business plan for a new venture.~~cfm http://tulane.edu/asvpr/ora/jbj.cfm]) promotes faculty from~~ ~~Schools of Medicine~~This course will allow students to experience the entrepreneurial process first hand, ~~Science~~ learn about traditional and ~~Engineering~~social entrepreneurship business models, and ~~Public health to cultivate a research community and transform medical technologies~~discuss new ventures in different industries.~~ ~~

'''Social Innovation & Social Entrepreneurship Minor'''

~~The Office of Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property Development~~ *<span style="background-color: rgb(~~OTT~~255, 255, 255) ~~([https~~; font-weight: normal; font-style: normal; font-variant:~~//tulane.edu/ott/) aids https~~normal; text-decoration:~~//tulane.edu/ott/)&nbsp~~none;~~aids] to secure intellectual property of~~ vertical-align: baseline">Building upon Tulane ~~students and faculty and to advance commercial translation. When a student or faculty member discloses an invention or idea it is OTT~~University's ~~expertise to evaluate~~ strengths in civic engagement and service learning, the ~~commerical potential of the novel idea. Furthermore, OTT directs~~ interdisciplinary social innovation and social entrepreneurship (SISE) minor will prepare students ~~accordinlgly on the appropriateness~~ to ~~start a venture based on market size~~use solutions-oriented thinking, integrate theory and practice, generate and support stimulating research across fields, ~~strength~~ & better understand and create new models of ~~intellectual property~~social change. Tulane recognizes that well-informed, motivated, ~~ability of technology to penetrate~~ and connected citizens are the ~~market~~real agents that create change, and the ~~likelihood of the venture~~ time and place to ~~raise necessary funds~~cultivate these changemakers is during their university studies. ~~OTT also connects the student and/~~SISE will enable students to explore how they can be changemakers in whatever career path they choose, be it working for a nonprofit, a corporation, in academia, or ~~faculty inventor of local resources to move~~ starting their own venture ~~forward~~. ~~Importantly, OTT works hard to reach out to students and faculty and make them aware of OTT's services through entrprenurial seminars and local community activities. ~~

~~= University-Industry Collaboration =~~

~~A great resource for Tulane University and Industry collaboration is the New Orleans Bioinnovation Center (NOBIC) ([http~~'''Classes:'''These help students understand how to ~~provide technical assitance~~ translate technological/engineering ideas to ~~life-science based startups. The Director of Technology Commercialization assits startups with~~ a market ~~analysis, business plans, and grant writing assistance~~. ~~Other organizations like NOBIC foster industry collabortaion with Tulane University such as New Orleanse BioDistrict ([http:~~</~~biodistrictneworleans.org~~span></ ~~http~~p>'''BMEN- Biomedical Engineering</~~www.mepol.org~~u></~~). &nbsp http:~~span></~~/www.mepol.org/). &nbsp];~~span>'''

*2310 – Produce and ~~Local Economic Development Efforts~~Experimental Design*4040- Team Design Projects II<br/span>* 4900- Biomedical Research and Professional Practices

~~Local funders in New Orleans include New Orleans Startup Fund ([http~~'''<span style="font-family:~~//neworleansstartupfund.org/])~~times new roman, ~~South Coast Angel Fund ([http://southcoastangelfund.com/ http://southcoastangelfund.com/])~~times, ~~and the Louisiana fund~~ serif">MGMT - Management (~~[http://www.louisianafund.com/ http://www.louisianafund.com/]~~Entrepreneurship Specialization). The funds from these organizations help grow an innovation community within the New Orleans area. Moroever, NOBIC, Idea Village, and New Orleans BioDistrcit are also helping grow an innovation community through various business pitch competitions. Lastly, the Bioinnovation PhD program at Tulane University is support by NSF-IGERT ([http:/</~~tulane.edu~~u></~~bioinnovation-IGERT~~span></ ~~http://tulane.edu/bioinnovation-IGERT/]) and promotes overall translation of medical technology education so that the Biotech industry can grow in the greater area of New Orleans.   ~~span>'''

*4140 - Entrepreneurial Management*4180 - Management of Technology and Innovation*4610 - Managing New Venture Creation

~~There are many workshops and lecture series on Tulane~~'~~s campus from the Schools of Business~~''SCEN - Science and Engineering~~, along with the tech transfer office (OTT) and Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship Program (SISE) ([http:~~</~~tulane.edu~~span></~~socialentrepreneurship/ashokau-upcoming-events.cfm]) to assist in entrepreneur and innovation education. For example, Tulane~~span>'''s School of Medicne and OTT provide a lecture series bringing in entrepreneurs, local attorneys, investors, and other experts to educate students on different aspects of entrepreneurship. Moreover, the novel Bioinnovation Program hosts a monthly colliquium series for Tulane students and faculty and the larger New Orleans area of scientific and entrepreneurial community to learn and discuss issues on ethics, entrpereneurship, intellectual property, and translational research.

~~Specifically~~*6000 - Entrepreneurship in ~~Tulane's School of Science and~~ Engineering ~~works with OTT to provide two seminars a year, in which invited entrepreneurs discuss their paths to success~~ and ~~share stories~~ Bioscience: A New Way of ~~their failures. ~~Inventing

'''SISE - Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship (Minor)'''

~~{{#widget~~*2010 - Intro to Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship (+ service learning)*2020 - Intro to Business Principles and Method*3010 - Design Thinking for Collective Impact*4910 - Independent Study*6020 - Senior Practicum

~~= Related Links =~~

~~[[Tulane University Student Priorities]]~~'''Furthermore, there are student led organizations:'''ComeFail : Brings people together to talk about societal issues, learn about best startup strategies, and work together to build startups. The organization hosts networking events, organizes weekend hackathons, brings in guest speakers, and provides a collaborative space for students in entrepreneurship to build their ventures. Launchange brings leaders in entrepreneurship across campus and from New Orleans together to learn from one another and build “better” businesses.

*[http://www.comefail.us/ http://www.comefail.us/] Tulane Entrepreneurs Association (TEA): TEA's mission is to assist members in expanding their entrepreneurial skill base. TEA sponsors lectures, workshops, and social networking events, and provides student entrepreneurs with assistance in organizing their own ventures. TEA coordinates student teams that create business plans for entry into business plan competitions, and sponsors the Tulane Business Plan Competition. TEA is open to all Tulane students. *[http://freemanblog.freeman.tulane.edu/tea/ http://freemanblog.freeman.tulane.edu/tea/] TUChangemakers: Foster and engage a community of students interested in changemaking in all its forms. Create an enabling environment where every individual has access to the resources, learning opportunities, role models, and peer community needed to actualize their full potential as changemakers. *[http://tulane.edu/socialentrepreneurship/changemaker-institute.cfm http://tulane.edu/socialentrepreneurship/changemaker-institute.cfm] The Bioinnovation program at Tulane elucidates the mechanisms for PhD students to translate their biological research into a biotech market ([http://tulane.edu/bioinnovation-IGERT/).&nbsp http://tulane.edu/bioinnovation-IGERT/).]  They also support student changemakers outside the classroom through a student-led incubator program ([http://tulane.edu/socialentrepreneurship/changemaker-institute.cfm [2]]) and a start-up funding competition ([http://tulane.edu/socialentrepreneurship/newday.cfm [3]]). = Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship = The Bioinnovation Program at Tulane University has combined faculty from different Schools of Medicine, Science and Engineering, Business, Law, and Public health ([http://tulane.edu/bioinnovation-IGERT/ http://tulane.edu/bioinnovation-IGERT/]) to aid in growth of this innovation themed program. This interdisciplinary program provides graduate students withtranslational research and entrpreneurial training opportunities. Faculty innovation is also linked to Tulane's Entrepreneurship Association (TEA), in which faculty from the business school help students form entrepreneurial teams and goals. Also, the Engineering for Medicine Center of the J. Bennett Johnston Health and Environmental Research Building ([http://tulane.edu/asvpr/ora/jbj.cfm http://tulane.edu/asvpr/ora/jbj.cfm]) promotes faculty from Schools of Medicine, Science and Engineering, and Public health to cultivate a research community and transform medical technologies.  = University Technology Transfer Function = The Office of Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property Development (OTT) ([https://tulane.edu/ott/) aids https://tulane.edu/ott/) aids] to secure intellectual property of Tulane students and faculty and to advance commercial translation. When a student or faculty member discloses an invention or idea it is OTT's expertise to evaluate the commerical potential of the novel idea. Furthermore, OTT directs students accordinlgly on the appropriateness to start a venture based on market size, strength of intellectual property, ability of technology to penetrate the market, and the likelihood of the venture to raise necessary funds. OTT also connects the student and/or faculty inventor of local resources to move their venture forward. Importantly, OTT works hard to reach out to students and faculty and make them aware of OTT's services through entrprenurial seminars and local community activities.  = University-Industry Collaboration = A great resource for Tulane University and Industry collaboration is the New Orleans Bioinnovation Center (NOBIC) ([http://www.neworleansbio.com/about_us/our_team/ http://www.neworleansbio.com/about_us/our_team/]). NOBIC is a life-science small business incubator of lab, office, and conference space. It currently holds more than 25 businesses, including startups, service providers, and investors. NOBIC is supported by Luoisiana state funds and grants to provide technical assitance to life-science based startups. The Director of Technology Commercialization assits startups with market analysis, business plans, and grant writing assistance. Other organizations like NOBIC foster industry collabortaion with Tulane University such as New Orleanse BioDistrict ([http://biodistrictneworleans.org/ http://biodistrictneworleans.org/]), IdeaVillage ([http://ideavillage.org/ http://ideavillage.org/]), Propellor ([http://gopropeller.org/ http://gopropeller.org/]), and MEPOL ([http://www.mepol.org/). &nbsp http://www.mepol.org/). &nbsp]; = Regional and Local Economic Development Efforts = Local funders in New Orleans include New Orleans Startup Fund ([http://neworleansstartupfund.org/ http://neworleansstartupfund.org/]), South Coast Angel Fund ([http://southcoastangelfund.com/ http://southcoastangelfund.com/]), and the Louisiana fund ([http://www.louisianafund.com/ http://www.louisianafund.com/]). The funds from these organizations help grow an innovation community within the New Orleans area. Moroever, NOBIC, Idea Village, and New Orleans BioDistrcit are also helping grow an innovation community through various business pitch competitions. Lastly, the Bioinnovation PhD program at Tulane University is support by NSF-IGERT ([http://tulane.edu/bioinnovation-IGERT/ http://tulane.edu/bioinnovation-IGERT/]) and promotes overall translation of medical technology education so that the Biotech industry can grow in the greater area of New Orleans.    = Other = There are many workshops and lecture series on Tulane's campus from the Schools of Business, Medicine, and Science and Engineering, along with the tech transfer office (OTT) and Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship Program (SISE) ([http://tulane.edu/socialentrepreneurship/ashokau-upcoming-events.cfm [1]]) to assist in entrepreneur and innovation education. For example, Tulane's School of Medicne and OTT provide a lecture series bringing in entrepreneurs, local attorneys, investors, and other experts to educate students on different aspects of entrepreneurship. Moreover, the novel Bioinnovation Program hosts a monthly colliquium series for Tulane students and faculty and the larger New Orleans area of scientific and entrepreneurial community to learn and discuss issues on ethics, entrpereneurship, intellectual property, and translational research.  Specifically, for undergarduate students the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs in Tulane's School of Science and Engineering works with OTT to provide two seminars a year, in which invited entrepreneurs discuss their paths to success and share stories of their failures.  = Landscape Canvas = {{#widget:Google Spreadsheet|key=0AgHBY23xvE2CdHQ2V1RvTERvQks5UGk4bnhSY3Vmc2c|width=1300|height=700}} = Related Links = [[Tulane University Student Priorities]] [[Derek Dashti]]

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