This summer, the Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Education will once again offer Teaching Entrepreneurship for teachers who want to help their students see entrepreneurship as a career option. The Center will accept ten teachers into the course. Those ten will receive full education fee scholarships as well as the text materials. The class, held August 7 through 11, with two follow-up classes throughout the fall semester, takes a look at business basics from an entrepreneur's viewpoint. However, this is not strictly a business course.
Entrepreneurs come from various backgrounds with various interests.
Teachers of all disciplines have something to add to the development of an entrepreneur. And, not all entrepreneurial students are found in business classes. Louis campus each fall. They also get a chance to plan their own businesses with specialists in small business development. Particularly enterprising students can enter their new businesses in the Entrepreneurship Fair held in the spring.