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Comparable Programs to McNair Center (view source)
Revision as of 17:54, 23 January 2017
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=Description=
[[Taylor Jacobe]] is looking looked into other universities that have programs similar to that of what we do at the McNair Center, specifically with our blog. THis This is in the hopes that we can eventually establish connections with these other universities and learn from them and share info.
=Findings=
At http://cfe.umich.edu/category/stories/the-student-voice/. Strange because it says all of their posts were published on August 30, 2016 while many of the posts seem like they must have been published earlier. The dates may have been changed? Nonetheless, this is UMichigan's forum for undergrads to write about entrepreneurship. It is also linked to their engineering school.
===University of Washington School of Business Blog===
http://depts.washington.edu/foster/category/undergraduate/. Although this blog does not feature just entrepreneurship and innovation posts, it does feature writing by undergrads. Strangely, it's mostly just about different students' travel experiences.
===UNC Business School Blog===
Has a mix of undergrad and staff writers. http://blog.kenan-flagler.unc.edu/.
===University of Minnesota===
https://carlsonschool.umn.edu/faculty-research/entreed-blog. They have a blog about entrepreneurship. Can't tell if the content is written by students or adults.
===University of Arizona, Eller School of Management===
https://www.ellerbuzz.com/ is their online magazine about business news. Has a mix of undergrad and adult writers.
=What can we take from these?=
*Put recommendations in our blog for books and studies that people should look at
*Could we partner more with the business school? Many entrepreneurship centers at other schools seem to be doing that
*Generate money by selling ads on our blog page once it gets popular enough
* Many entrepreneurship centers have news-related blogs. Rice has its own news sources, but should we do entrepreneurship-specific news? Delve deeper than Rice news?
