Global Entrepreneurship Week at Penn State has come to an end, but it was another great year for students and community members to engage with experienced entrepreneurs, business owners and executives from around the world.
Global Entrepreneurship Week Penn State celebrates relationships between members of the University and local entrepreneurial communities.
E. Michael Harrington, professor of music in music copyright and intellectual property matters, and Steven Wasser, consultant and former owner and CEO of Powell Flutes, will speak Nov. 8 in the Arts and Design Research Incubator, located in 16 Borland Building, as part of the Penn State College of Arts and Architecture’s Global Entrepreneurship Week.
Penn State Altoona will hold several activities and events as part of Global Entrepreneurship Week, which will take place Nov. 12-16. Global Entrepreneurship Week is the annual celebration of Penn State's year-round commitment to innovation.
Penn State student innovators and community entrepreneurs are invited to explore their potential by connecting with collaborators, mentors and investors during Global Entrepreneurship Week Penn State, presented by the Penn State Small Business Development Center, Nov. 6–15.
Penn State Beaver students who want to improve campus can enter the Lion's Den competition for a chance to make their dream a reality.
Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) is the annual celebration of Penn State's year-round commitment to innovation. Four Penn State Altoona students who run their own businesses will take part in a panel discussion about their experiences as part of the college's GEW events.
Penn State graphic design alumna Katherine O’Hara, founder and CEO of the O’Hara Project, an integrated marketing firm with clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to nonprofits, will give two presentations on Nov. 14 in the Palmer Lipcon Auditorium, located in the Palmer Museum of Art.
Five events will be held at the Lehigh Valley Campus during Global Entrepreneurship Week later this month.
Do you have an idea to improve life on campus? Then enter the Lion's Den, an annual student idea competition designed to foster innovation on campus. It's part of the University-wide Global Entrepreneurship Week.
Ashwin Anand, a second-year year master’s student in industrial engineering, is one of four students who will be recognized by Penn State President Eric Barron for his leadership and volunteerism during the 2016 Penn State Global Entrepreneurship Week.
To provide support for those dealing with mental illness, students in the Department of Biobehavioral Health at Penn State and other majors worked together to create a concept for an app that encourages its users to seek mental health help in a safe and confidential way.
IST major Leighton Markus took first place in the Lion's Den idea competition for a drone that delivers refreshments to spectators at events.
Five teams have been chosen as finalists in Penn State Beaver's idea competition and will pitch their proposals to a panel of judges at 4 p.m. on Nov. 15 in the Student Union Building Lodge.
Penn State Altoona will hold several activities and events as part of Global Entrepreneurship Week, Nov. 14-17. Global Entrepreneurship Week is the annual celebration of Penn State's year-round commitment to innovation. It brings together students, faculty, staff, and community members to promote the entrepreneurial spirit and cultivate student start-ups.
