Adjunct Professor
Current
Amherst, Ny, Us
ENTR-201 The Entrepreneurial Mindset: This course identifies and analyzes the values, abilities, and personal attributes of entrepreneurs, with the premise that all people have the ability to be successful entrepreneurs. This course is the first of three required core courses in the entrepreneurship minor. Students are introduced to the basic concepts of creativity and innovation, creative problem solving and brainstorming, opportunity recognition, networking, technology utilization, effective written, verbal and non-verbal communication, new venture development and entrepreneurship as it relates to for-profit, not-for-profit, and social ventures.ENTR-401 Entrepreneurship in Action: This course is designed to explore entrepreneurial and business competencies by interconnecting ideas and objectives, through practical experience of assessing, planning, implementing, measuring and controlling a new business or social venture. The course is relevant to entrepreneurs from all disciplines who want to develop a business venture in realistic terms, or to develop new ventures inside existing organizations. It is also relevant to students who are interested in pursuing social ventures, establishing non-profit organizations and creating a business with a strong mission. ARTA-450 Practicum Seminar in Arts Administration and Management:Students intern at a practicing arts organization, where they will gain experience in day-to-day operation and support procedures. Students meet weekly to chart time, troubleshoot about organizational issues and discuss assignments.