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By Roy Carriker on Wed Oct 04 2017
While technology continues to replace human endeavor, society hasn’t yet discerned how to address its impact on future workforce economic well-being. Until recently the impact has primarily been on Read more |
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By Ken Harrington on Mon May 01 2017
Experiential entrepreneurship courses help students become comfortable with uncertainty, collaborate across disciplines and learn how to create change. Students need to be prepared for a world that Read more |
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By Ken Harrington on Wed Mar 22 2017
Washington University shows how courses, experiences and co-curricular programs can build entrepreneurial skills across disciplines and degree levels. How can schools create an environment that Read more |
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By Whitney Peake and Teran Sundy on Thu Mar 02 2017
This flexible classroom exercise lets students shape a fictional bourbon family business while applying family business concepts throughout the semester. Many of us may remember the “Choose Your Read more |
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By Ritch Sorenson on Tue Feb 21 2017
Research suggests collaborative conflict management can strengthen family relationships while also producing better solutions and stronger business performance. Conflict is inevitable in family-run Read more |
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By Heidi Neck on Mon Jan 30 2017
Heidi Neck explains why entrepreneurship educators should understand why they teach, build on proven methods and keep experimenting to inspire students. Babson Professor Heidi Neck, the 2016 Schulze Read more |
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By Michael Morris on Mon Jan 30 2017
As programs grow, they risk losing the entrepreneurial spirit they teach. Schools must keep experimenting, adapting and focusing on student empowerment and transformation. As more students seek to Read more |
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By Howard E. Aldrich on Fri Dec 09 2016
Group work can deepen learning, improve grades, build critical thinking and social skills, promote growth and encourage more independent learning. Group work has been implemented successfully for Read more |
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By Ritch Sorenson on Tue Nov 15 2016
Students discover how family firms can offer unique learning, career, business development and community opportunities along with significant challenges. The purpose of this exercise is to help Read more |
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By Kimberly Eddleston on Mon Nov 14 2016
Students create and pitch a fictional family business TV series to apply lessons on succession, conflict, sibling rivalry, governance and family dynamics. The purpose of this class project is to help Read more |
