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Luncheon Session NCIIA Resource Snapshots R.A.P.I.D. Assess N2TEC NCIIA Crossroads SEE Summit

Luncheon Session NCIIA Resource Snapshots R.A.P.I.D. Assess N2TEC NCIIA Crossroads SEE Summit ICSB World Conference REE Educator’s Corner BMESource.org WISC NCIIA/DSEF Award. RESEARCH LINK.

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Luncheon Session NCIIA Resource Snapshots R.A.P.I.D. Assess N2TEC NCIIA Crossroads SEE Summit

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  1. Luncheon Session NCIIA Resource SnapshotsR.A.P.I.D. Assess N2TEC NCIIA Crossroads SEE Summit ICSB World Conference REE Educator’s Corner BMESource.org WISC NCIIA/DSEF Award

  2. RESEARCH LINK • Process Research - Provides links to help E-Teams decide what technology is needed for their project's completion: • 3-D Engineering • Rapid Prototyping Processes • Rapid Manufacturing • Other Services PROVIDERS LINK Provides access for E-Teams to request service from providers in the RAPID Network. Allows Providers to update service information and to reply to service requests.

  3. IDEAS LINK Submit and View E-Teams Ideas for Collaboration

  4. www.nciia1.engr.pitt.edu/ASSESS/

  5. Search instruments across several criteria: Type of grant Outcome Subject of evaluation

  6. Submit instruments or methodologies developed for your grant

  7. Comparison study over time Group of participating schools using similar assessment

  8. Pricewaterhouse Coopers Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP NCIIA Microsoft Corp NASA-Ames Pacific Northwest Labs/DOE Groxis Inc IDEA, Cal. State University, Fresno USC Engineering Technology Transfer Center University of Southern California – Principal Investigator Case Western Reserve Caltech University of Pittsburgh Cornell University Rose-Hulman University Illinois Institute of Technology Claremont Graduate University University of Arkansas The Pennsylvania State University Johns Hopkins University of Maryland San Diego State University University of South Dakota 0 A Collaboration of Universities, Government, & Industry

  9. NCIIA Crossroads

  10. He who dares to teach must never cease to learn.(Richard Henry Dann) Symposium for Entrepreneurship Educators (SEE) June 1-5, 2004 Babson College Heidi M. Neck, Ph.D. 781.239.5577 hneck@babson.edu

  11. Symposium for Entrepreneurship Educators (SEE) • Explore the “art and craft” of teaching using the case method and beyond. • Foster quality, integration, innovation, and relevance in entrepreneurship education. • Promote collisions between theory and practice (“Clashroom”). • Provide lifelong learning for entrepreneurship educators. The Annual Reunion Program for SEE Alumni

  12. Symposium for Engineering Entrepreneurship Educators (SEEE) • Teach engineering faculty how to teach and apply entrepreneurship as part of engineering education. • Accelerate the innovation-to-commercialization process. • Pilot will be held in 2005. Engineering Education Entrepreneurship Education SEEE

  13. International Council for Small Business 49th World Conference 20-23 June 2004 Sandton, Johannesburg, South Africa Theme: Globalization and its Impact on Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development in the Developing World WOZANI - come to South Africa, and be a part of a truly inspiring and beneficial conference and join our celebration of 10 years of democracy.

  14. Who should Attend? * SMMEs * Business people * Entrepreneurs * Academics and Researchers * Financiers * Consultants * NGOs * Government Officials and Policy makers • Why Attend? • It's the first time the conference has ever been held on the African continent! • To enhance your knowledge and understanding of global SMME issues. • To Participate in shaping and influencing policy making crucial to SMME development. • To meet like-minded businesses, explore business opportunities and extend your SMME network. • Showcase your products and services in an exhibition • To be exposed to business model innovation strategies.

  15. Roundtable on Entrepreneurship Education (REE) • Annual summit meetings for entrepreneurship educators from top engineering and business schools • Presentations on successful entrepreneurship programs • Opportunities for collaboration and sharing of resources and ideas • Discussions regarding future trends in entrepreneurship education • Conferences in the US, Europe, Asia, and Latin America

  16. REE on Four Continents: USA, Asia, Europe, and Latin America

  17. STVP Educators Corner http://edcorner.stanford.edu Build a CenterLaunch or enhance an entrepreneurship center Build a Course-Content for creating or enhancing a course - Best teaching practices in entrepreneurship for engineers Join a Community Conferences, societies and newsgroups...

  18. Wisconsin Innovation Service Center University of Wisconsin-Whitewater • WISC offers affordable market research assistance to E-Teams, including market assessments for new product ideas. • The research confirms technical feasibility, competitive advantages, market need, and favorable trends. Wisconsin Innovation Service Center innovate@uww.edu

  19. WISC’s Experience • Over 6,500 product reviews in 24 years; typically early stage products/technologies • Types of products: bioreactors to golf equipment • Types of clients: innovative manufacturers, technology-businesses, and inventors • NCIIA e-teams: Northwestern University, Clarkson College, Swarthmore College, University of Arkansas, Lynchburg College, California Polytechnic… • To learn more visit the WISC booth at this event! Or contact Milissa Rick, WISC Program Director, 262-472-3206 Wisconsin Innovation Service Center innovate@uww.edu

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