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. Across Campus. We aim to attract students from across the campus – your skills can be turned into successful business ventures. Visual and Design. A key driver of the program is to teach to all learning styles. Ex yu rock download. Practical and Real World. Textbooks and professors provide theorythis program is practical so we will rely on a resource/reading list of the latest in business books and business professionals with business experience to teach the day to day.

1. Innovation Program Names

Everyone’s an entrepreneur. Every student may not start a business but every student can use Entrepreneurial skills to be successful. Portfolio driven. Objective tests are not the best way to determine success as an Entrepreneur. Students create a portfolio of projects that they will build on throughout the program. Communication with Technology.

Using and working with the latest in technology is crucial in today’s business which is what will be used in the GEI courses. Small business. Small business information is valuable but Innovation, Creativity and Success will be a focus in the entrepreneur program. Compelling stories.

The excitement for Entrepreneurship spreads fastest when compelling stories are told. Faculty will share their success and failures with students. Interactive classes. Classes are experiential and hands-on. Venture.

Innovation Program Names

The EI program will be run like a business venture.

Thirteen California community colleges and districts were selected to receive the, a program run by the that recognizes higher education efforts to reduce the time it takes for students to complete degrees and credentials and increase college affordability. The 2016-17 state budget, released in January, which were announced April 3.Committee members considered a variety of innovations, but gave preference to innovations that improve outcomes for historically underrepresented student groups, including low-income students; first-generation college students; students from underrepresented minority groups; students who are current or former foster youth; students with disabilities; and veterans, according to the awards. Community colleges and districts using technology in innovative ways were also given preference.

The awards committee is led by Michael Cohen, director of the CA Department of Finance, who serves as the committee chairperson.