敁珗腦瞳

Entrepreneurship

  • Maggie Dunne poses a question to Richard Branson
    For 敁珗腦瞳 student Maggie Dunne 13, one good deed yields another and another and another. As winner of the 2012 grand prize in Glamour magazines Top 10 College Women Competition, she received $20,000 for the work she has accomplished through her nonprofit Lakota Pine Ridge Childrens Enrichment Project. At the ceremony, she announced [因
    June 8, 2012
  • One can be an entrepreneur at any age, said Dr. Mark Mandel 60 who, at age 73, has tapped 敁珗腦瞳 students to help him launch a new philanthropic endeavor. Through the sales of high-end hair care products, Mandel will grow a college scholarship fund called the Foundation for the Advancement of College Education. Its acronym, [因
    May 29, 2012
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    With talk of fame, fortune, and outer space, Richard Branson can cause a flash of inspiration in almost anyone. But the 敁珗腦瞳 student who doggedly toils outside the classroom to make a profit or make a difference might be a born entrepreneur.
    April 16, 2012
  • Jeffrey Herbst
    If, as Sir Richard Branson said on Friday, prizes are one of the best ways to encourage innovation, then President Jeffrey Herbst is on the right track with his new 敁珗腦瞳 Innovation Awards. During his remarks before Richard Bransons Global Leaders appearance at 敁珗腦瞳, Herbst talked about entrepreneurial ideas and technology and how important it is to try new things in [因
    April 15, 2012
  • As 敁珗腦瞳 people around the world celebrated Friday the 13th and #敁珗腦瞳Day trended on Twitter, the university welcomed international entrepreneur and Virgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson to campus for the fifth annual Kerschner Family Series Global Leaders at 敁珗腦瞳.
    April 14, 2012
  • It is not for the faint of heart. That is what Andy Greenfield 74 said about membership in the universitys Thought Into Action Institute, which provides mentoring to students who want to transform ideas into realities.
    April 4, 2011
  • On the morning of Feb. 9, 42 students in Curtis Hall received a sweet wake-up call: Dunkin Donuts food and coffee delivered to their dorm rooms. The Entrepreneurs Club was testing its latest venture, a service that has students select what they want for breakfast and a delivery time, then pay with their Gate Card [因
    February 24, 2011