The Entrepreneurship program was launched in the fall of 1995. The emphasis is on high quality interactive teaching with heavy emphasis on case study and analysis. There is an effort made to connect students with entrepreneurs and mentors possessing interest in undergraduate student involvement. The program is offered at this time only at the bachelor's level.
Plans are underway for developing one or two master's degree level courses.
Organization The Entrepreneurship Program is located within the structure of the College of Business and Economics. It is an academic program not a department. All of the full-time faculty members are tenured professors, one of which holds an endowed, named professorship. Plans are underway for an Advisory Council of approximately twenty members. These will be selected from alumna of the College of Business and Economics and other successful entrepreneurs throughout the region and the nation.