- Professor: Tamara Myatt
- Professor: Tamara Myatt
Creative Entrepreneurship is a course that provides a comprehensive and practical analysis of creativity and innovation and their roles in entrepreneurship. The course explores the factors and issues involved in creative problem solving; developing a creative mindset; thinking creatively; finding, developing and evaluating ideas; and building a creative climate within an organization. Finally, the course looks at the entrepreneurial economy, the practice of innovation, entrepreneurial strategies, and the practice of entrepreneurship.
- Professor: Howard Frederick
- Professor: Michael Sutton
Social Entrepreneurship is a course which examines how entrepreneurs creatively solve social problems. The social entrepreneurship course examines theories of social change and investigates how personality impacts the decision to become a social entrepreneur along with creating a sustainable social enterprise. The Entrepreneurship Strategy will offer cutting-edge concepts by integrating entrepreneurship and strategic management to form this emerging fields. This course also focuses on the concepts behind creating a competitive advantage as well as the factors behind strategic growth of entrepreneurial organizations.
- Professor: Craig Mayberry
- Professor: Craig Mayberry
- Professor: Michael Sutton
Social Entrepreneurship is a course which examines how entrepreneurs creatively solve social problems. The social entrepreneurship course examines theories of social change and investigates how personality impacts the decision to become a social entrepreneur along with creating a sustainable social enterprise. The Entrepreneurship Strategy will offer cutting-edge concepts by integrating entrepreneurship and strategic management to form this emerging fields. This course also focuses on the concepts behind creating a competitive advantage as well as the factors behind strategic growth of entrepreneurial organizations.
- Professor: Jeff Stevens