== <h2> Student innovation and entrepreneurship ==</h2><p>Pennsylvania State University has been increasing their entrepreneurial efforts. There have been some big changes in regards to minors, programs, organizations, and more. </p><p>Initially, Penn State offered an Engineering Entrepreneurship minor through the College of Engineering. In 2013, Penn State was able to form an intercollegiate entrepreneurship minor that allows students to venture into subject clusters of their choice. The entrepreneurship minor offers clusters from College of Engineering, College of Agricultural Sciences, College of Communication, School of Engineering Design, Technology & Professional Programs, and Smeal College of Business. == </p><p>Certificate in Humanitarian Engineering & Social Entrepreneurship is offered at Penn State as well. </p><p>Organizations such as Innoblue and Nittany Entrepreneurs work hard to make sure that budding entrepreneurs have all possible resources to reach their goals. Innoblue holds workshops in subject matters of marketing, coding, brand creation, pitch delivery and more. Nittany Entreprenurs strives to match Penn State students with local businesses to enhance student learning of entrepreneurship through practice. </p><p><br /></p><h2> Faculty innovation and entrepreneurship ==</h2>== <h2> University technology transfer function ==</h2> == <h2> University-Industry collaboration ==</h2> == <h2> Regional and local economic development efforts ==</h2> == <h2> Other ==</h2><p><br />[[CategoryNote:Universities]]The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) consists of 24 campuses. Each campus promotes entrepreneurship in it's own way. For consistency, only Penn State's University Park campus information has been consolidated .</p>