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Advanced Entrepreneurship Seminar This course, in its third year and available to all students and scientists campus-wide, will provide students with the opportunity to learn entrepreneurship concepts and skills directly from the 24 or more successful entrepreneurs who teach class sessions and discuss topics in which he/she has expertise. Course topics include areas such as angel investors, venture capital, specialized government loans, bootstrap marketing, family businesses, and a variety of other topics. This year the course is divided into four separate seminars: Seminar I: Growing and Marketing a New Venture, Seminar II: High-tech Start-ups and Legal Issues for Entrepreneurs, Seminar III: Business Plan Workshop, and Seminar IV: Financing Entrepreneurial Ventures. For more information on the course please click on one of the following links: Syllabi for 2009-2010 Seminars: Business Plan Workshop (December 4-6, 2008), Don Gaumer Managing and Marketing a Growing Business (January 22-24, 2009), Don Gaumer High-technology and Legal Issues for Entrepreneurs (January 29-31, 2009), Dr. Michael Braun |