Creating an entrepreneurial campus culture

The implementation of residential education has been built the concepts of public work and entrepreneurship. By public work, students can work with others to create things with lasting public value. Weinberg discusses the three shifts needed to achieve the goal of creating a more entrepreneurial cam...

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Published inPeer review : emerging trends and key debates in undergraduate education Vol. 7; no. 3; pp. 24 - 26
Main Author Weinberg, Adam
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington Association of American Colleges and Universities 22.03.2005
Subjects
College campuses
College students
Community Relations
Community service
Culture
Educational Benefits
Entrepreneurship
Observation
Opportunities
Problem Solving
Professional Personnel
School Culture
School Policy
Social entrepreneurship
Student behavior
Student Organizations
Student Participation
Study and teaching
Values
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Summary:The implementation of residential education has been built the concepts of public work and entrepreneurship. By public work, students can work with others to create things with lasting public value. Weinberg discusses the three shifts needed to achieve the goal of creating a more entrepreneurial campus culture where students would think of themselves as innovators, creators, and problem solvers.
ISSN:1541-1389