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= Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship =

NYU-SOE is the home to the Center for Faculty Innovations in Teaching and Learning ([http://engineering.nyu.edu/academics/support/fitl FITL]): a faculty-centered enterprise dedicated to the advancement of educational practice. Its mission is to partner with the NYU-SOE community to promote innovative teaching strategies and technologies for learning. FITL was created through a 5-year, $1.92 million Title III Strengthening Institutions grant the US Department of Education awarded NYU-SOE in October 2008. Its objective is to increase NYU-SOE’s reputation as a leader in STEM higher education through extensive faculty training and providing resources to incorporate educational technology within the classroom and curriculum.Additionally, NYU-SOE has a network of [http://engineering.nyu.edu/business/incubators/faculty-engineers-in-residence faculty-engineers-in-residence (EIRs)] to advise students on pursuing entrepreneurial ventures and innovating products as well as to advise companies in the school's incubators. The EIRs also provide the students with connections to accelerate the progression of their venture.

= University Technology Transfer Function =

Technology transfer at NYU and NYU-SOE ~~and NYU~~ is governed through the NYU Office of Industrial Liaison ([http://oil.med.nyu.edu/frontpage NYU OIL]). NYU OIL’s mission is to promote the commercial development of NYU technologies from its Langone Medical Center, Washington Square , and NYU-SOE campuses into products to benefit the public, while also providing resources to the University to support its research, education, and patient care missions. The Office also facilitates research collaborations between NYU researchers and industry on projects of mutual interest.~~~~NYU OIL actively seeks commercial partners to develop NYU technologies, and works to establish mutually beneficial long-term relationships. ~~Almost~~ For example, almost 60% of NYU patents have been licensed to companies for development and commercialization. Over the past five years, NYU has ranked first among all U.S. universities in income from technology licensing, which is ~~plowed~~ brought back ~~into~~ to provide for further ~~research~~researching. NYU actively promotes entrepreneurship with more than 70 companies created based on NYU technologies. In the most recent published comparative data on technology commercialization activity at U.S. universities, NYU created 87% more new start-up companies per research dollars expended than the national average (NYU OIL).~~~~

= Regional and Local Economic Development Efforts =

CATT: ~~transparent;">CATT -~~ Created in 1983 , as one of the State of New York's 4 original Centers for Advanced Technology, CATT continues to fulfill its mission to stimulate economic development in information technology through research and education.~~~~CITE - : Former NYU-SOE President Hultin once stated that “With CITE, NYU-SOE’s researchers, students and industry partners are well poised to contribute to the economic growth of New York. CITE will facilitate the collaborative development of ground-breaking digital gaming innovations and new media technologies with tangible commercial applications.” ([http://engineering.nyu.edu/press-release/2011/03/11/polytechnic-institute-nyu-launches-new-center-innovation-technology-and-ent CITE Press Release])~~~~<span~~ style="~~font~~line-~~size~~height:~~medium~~1.4;margin-top:0pt;~~">In addition to CATT and CITE, NYU-SOE Incubators have an impressive track record with local economic boom having generated more than $250 million in economic activity ~~and~~ as well as 900 jobs since 2009 ([http://www.poly.edu/business/incubators/impact NYU-SOE Incubator]). Named one of the Top 10 Idea Labs in the U.S. by [http://www.bizjournals.com/prnewswire/press_releases/2013/08/21/NY67450 ~~Worth~~]~~magazine, the NYU~~Worth] <span style="font-~~SOE Incubators—Varick St., DUMBO and NYC~~size: 16px; font-~~ACRE, Greenhouse—are changing the landscape of New York City for the better. As the first NYC~~family: Arial; color: rgb(0, 0, 0); vertical-~~sponsored Incubators and cornerstones of~~ align: baseline; white-space: pre-wrap;">magazine, the NYU ~~Entrepreneurial Institute~~-SOE Incubators - Varick St., DUMBO and NYC-ACRE, ~~the programs~~ Greenhouse - are ~~designed~~ changing the landscape of New York City for the better. As the first NYC-sponsored Incubators and cornerstones of the NYU Entrepreneurial Institute, these programs are designed to empower entrepreneurs from across NYC and NYU who are creating jobs, launching new technology products and services , and diversifying the local innovation ecosystem ([http://www.poly.edu/business/incubators/impact NYU-SOE Incubator]). Since 2009, the Incubators have served ~~more than 100~~ over one hundred companies, with 7 seven of those acquired by established public and private ~~companies~~entities. Program graduates , who have raised more than $60M in equity funding and economic growth is , are projected to ~~reach~~ create nearly $720 million by 2015 ([http://www.poly.edu/business/incubators/impact NYU-SOE Incubator]~~">). NYU-SOE’s Incubators leverage support from NYCEDC, NYSERDA, and other government entities, as well as from Trinity Real Estate ~~and~~ , Two Trees Management Company, and now Forest City Ratner Companies. Most recently~~, New York State added NYU-SOE incubators as start-up NY development zones.~~ ~~[http:~~</~~engineering.nyu~~p><span style="~~color~~font-size: ~~rgb(17, 85, 204)~~24px; ~~text~~font-~~decoration~~family: Arial; font-weight: ~~underline~~bold; vertical-align: baseline; white-space: pre-wrap~~; background-color: transparent~~;">~~Article~~NYU Start-ups]<p dir="ltr" style="~~color~~line-height: ~~rgb(0, 0, 0); vertical~~1.4;margin-~~align~~top: ~~baseline~~0pt; ~~white~~margin-~~space~~bottom: ~~pre-wrap~~11pt; ~~background~~text-~~color~~align: ~~transparent~~justify;">~~&nbsp~~~~white-space: pre-wrap;">NYU is host to many ventures by students, faculty, and alumni. Some of the most salient ones are:Twitter - Jack DorseySquare - Jack DorseyPinterest - Vikram BhaskaranBloomberg LP: Duncan MacMillan & Charles Zegar (Co-founders)Ben & Jerry's: Bennett "Ben" CohenHome Depot: Ken LangoneFoursquare: Dennis Crowley & Alex RainertBuzzfeed: John JohnsonMTV: Tom FrestonTechStars NYC: David TischFairchild Semiconductor: Eugene KleinerBOT Factory: Carlos Ospina & Nicolas VansnickDefJam: Rick RubinSuneris: Isaac Miller & Joe LandolinaMore at [http://www.madebynyu.org/ http://www.madebynyu.org/]</p~~><div style="text-align: justify;"> </div~~><div><div style="text-align: justify;"></div></div>

= Entrepreneurship & Innovation Landscape Canvas =

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