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Texas A&M has support for students to learn about and become involved with entrepreneurship.&nbsp; These programs, like <u>Startup Aggieland</u> and <u>Aggies in Business,</u> are generally new and constantly evolving.

The <u>Mays Business School Center for New Ventures and Entrepreneurship</u> provides undergraduate and graduate certificates for entrepreneurship.&nbsp; They support student entrepreneurship as well as faculty and the local community with competitions and lecture series to inspire and educate. [[http://cnve.tamu.edu/programs/ http://cnve.tamu.edu/programs/]]

*[http://cnve.tamu.edu/programs/3DS/ 3 Day Startup]&nbsp;- a weekend event where students collaborate to form businesses and demo a prototype to a panel of judges, including investors

*[http://cnve.tamu.edu/programs/lunch-learn/ Lunch and Learn]&nbsp;- lunch speaker events

<u>Startup Aggieland</u> is a brand new student incubator designed to provide students who have launch-ready concepts with the opportunity to receive co-working spaces, mentors, and a supportive community.&nbsp; They lack laboratories, equipment, and funding. [[http://cnve.tamu.edu/programs/accelerator/ http://cnve.tamu.edu/programs/accelerator/]]

<u>Aggies in Business (AiB)</u> is another brand new program that provides business consulting for local businesses, and enables students to be employed by the university to perform this consulting work.&nbsp; The student employees are overseen by leadership.&nbsp; [[http://www.txaib.org/images/txaib/pages/aib_consulting.html http://www.txaib.org/images/txaib/pages/aib_consulting.html]]