Entrepreneurship-Applied Concepts&Pract

This course involves participation in advanced professional development workshops. Speakers are drawn from companies, non-profit organizations, and government to share firsthand experience or research on entrepreneurial ventures. Workshops develop students’ skills in practical areas such as branding, web-based marketing, relationship management, etc. In this workshop, students implement the business plan developed in ENT 401. For undergraduate students choosing to take more than one year of Hogan classes – to be taken in Spring of the Second Year.