The Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship, part of the Maryland Business School, administers the business school s MBA entrepreneurship concentration, which includes 11 graduate courses in entrepreneurship. Responding to student demand, the center is also launching an undergraduate program.
Experienced entrepreneurs teach the classes.
The curriculum offers the educational foundation students need to start their own businesses, work in or with small high-growth entrepreneurial firms, or create new ventures in larger organizations. Each year, a select group of graduate students is accepted as Rudolph P. Lamone or James E. Dingman Entrepreneur Scholars. They receive several benefits to assist them in launching their careers. This recognition confirms that we are making a difference in the lives of our students and that we are succeeding in assisting our region s emerging companies. The B-WVG is a forum for entrepreneurs and companies to meet with providers of capital and professional services.