Campuswide Entrepreneurship

In addition to the core curriculum, we have been working proactively to integrate entrepreneurial concepts and ways of thinking into disciplines across the campus. All students on the campus are encouraged to enroll in the courses that make up our core curriculum, and we are liberal in terms of enforcement of prerequisites for non-business majors. In addition, we have tailored the Minor in Entrepreneurship to serve non-business majors. While vitally important, we believe these efforts do not go far enough in terms of truly penetrating and applying entrepreneurial concepts to other disciplines. Accordingly, our university-wide curriculum includes the following eleven initiatives: Entrepreneurship & the Arts, Green Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship and Military Science, Entrepreneurship in Engineering & Science, Entrepreneurship in Health Sciences, Entrepreneurship & Psychology, The Entrepreneurial Architect, Entrepreneurship within Education, Entrepreneurship & Veterinary Medicine, Entrepreneurship & Geology and the Auditing & Entrepreneurship Specialization. We see this as a moving target, and hope to continually add new partnerships.