“Frontiers of Entrepreneurship: Raise the Bar” is an event focused on entrepreneurship education …
- the process by which we teach it to students
- the ecosystems we aim to help foster, grow, and service; and
- the future of how the next generation of students learn to become resilient entrepreneurs and create impact in the world.
Join us for an intimate and engaged two days of sessions with your fellow academics and administrators who teach entrepreneurship courses or help run entrepreneurship centers. It doesn’t matter the stage or sophistication of your school’s offerings in this area, this event aims to gather those who are looking to teach entrepreneurship to their students using the latest concepts and offerings.
- Learn how different schools are teaching their students
- Become a member of our network of like-minded educators
- Create rigor and standardized methods of the concepts around entrepreneurship
- Share ideas and knowledge for best practices
- Experience the MIT entrepreneurship ecosystem first-hand
This is an in-person event built specifically for entrepreneurship educators who want to take advantage of co-learning opportunities and improving the curriculum. Don’t miss out on your chance to play a role in creating these frontiers in entrepreneurship education and help to raise the bar in our field!
Schedule
Tuesday April 23rd
Martin Trust Center, MIT Bldg. E40, Suite 160, located at One Amherst Street in Cambridge
9:30 am
Breakfast and Registration
10:00 am
“Heart, Head, Hand, Home: How the Trust Center Defines Our 4 Pillars of Entrepreneurship”
Bill Aulet, Managing Director, Martin Trust Center
11:30 am
Lunch
1:00 pm
“Heart: How Do We Build the Entrepreneur’s Confidence”
Jenny Larios Berlin, Entrepreneur in Residence, Martin Trust Center
2:00 pm
“Head: Entrepreneurship Course Development / How we develop & how we teach”
Paul Cheek, Executive Director, Martin Trust Center
Macauley Kenney, Entrepreneur in Residence, Martin Trust Center
3:00 pm
Break
3:15 pm
“Hand: The Importance of Active Learning Opportunities”
George Whitfield, Entrepreneur in Residence, Martin Trust Center
4:00 pm
“Home: Building a Healthy and Safe Community For Your Students”
Ben Soltoff, Entrepreneur in Residence, Martin Trust Center
5:00 pm
Wrap Up
Wednesday April 24th
Martin Trust Center, MIT Bldg. E40, Suite 160, located at One Amherst Street in Cambridge
9:30 am
Breakfast and Registration
10:00 am
“Integrating AI Into Entrepreneurship Education”
Tim Valicenti, MIT Sloan MS ML, “Generative AI for Managers” course
Amrutha Killada, Associate Director, Martin Trust Center
Doug Williams, Orbit Product Lead, Martin Trust Center
11:00 am
“How Dalhousie University Has Used Disciplined Entrepreneurship to Teach Their Students”
Jeff Larsen, Associate Vice President, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Dalhousie University
12:00 pm
Lunch
1:30 pm
Campus Tour
2:00 pm
Campus Tour Spotlight: MIT CSAIL (Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Lab)
3:30 pm
Campus Tour continues
4:00 pm
Class Observation Session: MIT 15.390 – New Enterprises
5:30 – 7:30 pm
Martin Trust Center’s Annual Celebration of Entrepreneurship
Registration
Cost: $300/person
Covers all materials, breakfast and lunch for both days, as well as the Celebration event on day two
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