Thursday March 25 ▼

 

7:30 AM

BreakfastBallroom Conference registrationPrefunction space outside the ballroom, third level

8:00 AM

Opening plenary with Tina Seelig and James BarlowBallroom

9:00 AM

New Models of Monetizing IP in the University and Corporate EnvironmentsMason I A Total Immersion Strategy for the Entrepreneurial Education of Engineering Students at Lawrence Technological UniversitySansome Developing an Entrepreneurial Mindset in Engineering Students at Kettering UniversitySansome Instilling the Engineering Entrepreneurial Mindset in College UndergraduatesSansome Technical Entrepreneurship Case Studies for Incorporation Into Undergraduate Technical ClassesSansome Developing Entrepreneurship Curricula for Sustainable DevelopmentMontgomery Guiding Principles for Sustainable Humanitarian Engineering ProjectsMontgomery PIET: Building a heuristic, interdisciplinary program focused on commercializing clean energy technologies in the developing worldMontgomery Commercializing Service-learning ProjectsMason II Development of a Business Model for the Implementation of a Sustainable Point of Use Water Filter Program in the Dominican RepublicMason II The Twig Light: Ultra low-cost lighting in GhanaMason II Teaching Entrepreneurship Using Design PedagogyJackson

10:30 AM

BreakSecond Floor

11:00 AM

Beyond the Business Plan: Building implementation into an entrepreneurship curriculumMason I Building Startup Businesses through Commercializing Student Capstone Project OutcomesMason I Determining the Right Framework to Improve New Technology Venture ProcessesMason I A Multi-university Collaborative in EntrepreneurshipMason II Learning Entrepreneurial Competencies in a Multidisciplinary, Multi-level SettingMason II The Good, The Bad and The Ugly? Lessons Learned from the Implementation of a Joint Commercialization of Technology ProgramMason II Insights from Young EntrepreneursSansome Credit Well Deserved: Strengthening the business case for Corporate Social Responsibility and poverty alleviationMontgomery Open Design-based Strategies to Enhance Appropriate Technology DevelopmentMontgomery Social EntrepreneurshipMontgomery Build-It Modules: A hands-on approach to teaching appropriate technologies and manufacturing techniquesJackson

12:30 PM

Lunch and keynote speaker Doug RichardBallroom

2:30 PM

OPEN for Review: Differing approaches to student performance assessment in entrepreneurship coursesSansome Collaborative Innovation Program: A creative conspiracy for cross-college collaboration at the Rochester Institute of TechnologyMason I Initiating and Sustaining Early Stage Programs in Technology Innovation and CommercializationMason I Organic Development of a Student Run Accelerator at University of MichiganMason I For Whose Benefit?Montgomery Are You Innovative?Jackson A Simplified Method of Fermi Estimation for the Student InnovatorMason II Entrepreneurship and Technology Education Pedagogy: A web-based assessment approachMason II Using Live Cases in Entrepreneurship Problem-based LearningMason II

4:00 PM

Poster sessionPrefunction space outside the ballroom, third level

7:00 PM

Dinner in small groupsOut and About