2024-cohort
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edits
Changes
==Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship:==
* '''Entrepreneurship Major/Minor''': The '''Entrepreneurship''' major and minor are key pathways for students to explore innovation. These programs offer classes like ''Entrepreneurship and Leadership'' and ''Starting and Managing a Business'', equipping students with both theoretical and practical knowledge needed to succeed in entrepreneurial ventures.
* '''Baylor Research and Innovation Center''': This center plays a crucial role in fostering innovation and entrepreneurship through '''internships''' and '''scholarships'''. It provides students with hands-on experience in research and innovation, helping bridge the gap between academic knowledge and real-world application.
* '''Access to Maker Spaces''': Facilities like the '''Moody Library''' and the '''Baylor Research and Innovation Center''' offer maker spaces where students can experiment with prototypes, work on innovative projects, and collaborate on creative solutions.
* '''Clubs and Internships''': Student organizations, such as the '''Start Up and Innovation Club''', provide additional platforms for budding entrepreneurs to network, collaborate, and gain practical experience. Furthermore, '''internships''' focused on innovation and entrepreneurship offer students real-world opportunities to refine their skills.
* '''Interdisciplinary Innovation''': While Baylor excels in supporting business-focused students, there are opportunities to expand these resources for students in other disciplines, creating a more holistic approach to innovation across campus.
==Encouraging Faculty Innovation:==