Entrepreneurship Programs
Entrepreneurship applies in all walks of life. It is about creating new ventures, new products, and new methods. Entrepreneurship is also concerned with creative ways for social issues, and novel approaches to delivering needed services. Whether one is working in a faith-based organization, an architecture firm, or a theatre company, there is a need for ongoing innovation, calculated risk-taking, and proactive behavior.
The Falcone Center for Entrepreneurship in the Whitman School supports entrepreneurial efforts on all fronts, from venture start-ups to home-based businesses, from entrepreneurial non-profits to entrepreneurial teaching. The Falcone Center cultivates entrepreneurial ways of thinking into all its programs and services and in everyone who walks through its doors. Through a variety of entrepreneurship programs aimed at fostering new ventures, the Falcone Center is leading the charge in the entrepreneurial revolution.
Some of our programs include:
The Falcone Center continues to examine and evaluate our programs and initiatives in order to ensure they are of the utmost relevance and achieve the highest impact. |
