Campus Entrepreneurship

When it comes to bplan comps, we almost always hear about the winners. This is good old selection bias. Tiffany Petrosino over at the Yale Daily News has a great piece on some Yale entrepreneurs who lost in the Yale Entrepreneurial Society Competition.
After losing in the competition,
Robert Henehan ’10 and Vincent McPhillip ’10 did not [...]

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Early in ‘08 we blogged about Belmont University being named the ‘model’ undergrad entrepreneurship program in the US. Donna Fenn has written about Belmont over at Inc.com. From her piece,
The school has three “hatcheries” or incubators, where 65 students operate businesses with access to mentors and business center services. Belmont has also invested several hundred [...]

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The other day we posted on the 50K bplan contest taking place up north in Minnesota. Today we found an interesting post from John Moravec at Education Futures in which he looks into the lack of entrepreneurial drive at the Univ. of Minnesota. He raises a lot of good questions about what role entrepreneurship plays [...]

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