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College Faculty
For faculty who teach college entrepreneurship courses, manage college entrepreneurship programs, or infuse entrepreneurship principles into other college courses.
Delta Epsilon Chi’s Entrepreneurship (Starting a Business) Competitive Event
Provides one (1) to three (3) participants the opportunity to develop a proposal to start a business. As entrepreneurs seeking venture capital, the participant(s) will present the proposal to a potential financial institution or investor. The proposed business may be a sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation or franchise.
Entrepreneurship (Starting a Business) Event Guidelines
Lacy Scheuerlein and Annie Jensen from Central Washington University made up the winning team for the International Delta Epsilon Chi Entrepreneurship (Starting a Business) Event competition.
Winning Project
Using the Entrepreneurship (Starting a Business) Event as a Class Project
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Helping Students Prepare for the Entrepreneurship (Starting a Business) Event
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Resources:
These materials will be helpful for college entrepreneurship educators, either as a resource tool or as classroom materials. Each selection includes an active link for accessing the resource. Some of the items below are available as part of the DECA/ΔEX IMAGES resource product line.
Grants Available Through the Kauffman Foundation - The Kauffman Foundation supports initiatives in entrepreneurship and education.
Entrepreneurship Training supported by the Kauffman Foundation - Provides nuts and bolts lessons that are essential for taking a business at any state to the next level.
Collegiate Entrepreneurship through the Kauffman Foundation - Support for colleges is focused on campus-wide entrepreneurship.
Support for Bringing Technology to the Marketplace - The Kauffman Foundation is working to ensure that promising discoveries made through university research is brought to market for practical use - turning discoveries into products and services that improve our lives.
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