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2022 BSU HBCU ENTREPRENEURSHIP CONFERENCE

Building a 21st Century Entrepreneurial Ecosystem


OCTOBER 6, 2022 9:00AM – 5:30PM

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ABOUT US

Join Bowie State University as we host the annual HBCU Entrepreneurship
conference, a forum for like-minded faculty, campus and community entrepreneur
champions to share best practices, amplify all the great work, connect with
colleagues and strengthen our HBCU entrepreneurial ecosystem.

This conference is the second annual hosted by Maryland's oldest historically
Black university (HBCU) and it brings exciting opportunities for all
participants. The conference features more than 25 interactive sessions and
draws hundreds of faculties, administrators, students and business professionals
to discuss various topics.

Reputable leaders from HBCUs, business incubators, foundations and other
organizations explore ways to foster a culture of imbibing an entrepreneurial
mindset, incorporating entrepreneurship in school curriculums, and establishing
community partnerships.



THE TOP 3 REASONS YOU SHOULD ATTEND!

 * It provides an excellent opportunity to connect with peers to share your
   outstanding research, programming, and/or teaching innovations through the
   following tracks: A new vision for experiential education in
   entrepreneurship, Connecting town and gown to maximize opportunities for all,
   Engagement beyond the business school - building university entrepreneurship
   ecosystems, and Measuring success in entrepreneurship education.
 * It helps advance entrepreneurship education across our universities and
   colleges by sharing what universities and colleges are currently doing in the
   entrepreneurship space and proposing ways to infuse the entrepreneurial
   mindset in students.
 * It generates engaging feedback on your experiential exercises by discussing
   lessons learned from using the experiential learning process and tools.


Questions? Email the Entrepreneurship Innovation Center at eic@bowiestate.edu.

Come join us as we strive to infuse and support the spirit of entrepreneurship!




SPONSORS



Interested in a sponsorship opportunity? Email Johnetta Hardy at
jhardy@bowiestate.edu or Yvette Caldwell at ycaldwell@bowiestate.edu.

Sponsorship Packet




KEYNOTES


CLIFTON L. TAULBERT
ENTREPRENEUR, PULTIZER NOMINEE, INTERNATIONAL LECTURER, CEO


PHILIP GASKIN
VP OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP, EWING MARION KAUFFMAN FOUNDATION

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AGENDA

The conference features keynote presentations, panel discussions and interactive
plenary sessions. Details coming soon!




TRACK PRESENTATIONS

This conference provides an excellent opportunity to connect with peers to share
your outstanding research, programming and/or teaching innovations. Dynamic,
interactive presentations will help advance entrepreneurship education by
creating space to crowdsource solutions and generate engaging feedback on your
experiential exercises, research ideas and programmatic challenges. Come
reconnect with colleagues and make new contacts. The HBCU Entrepreneurship
Conference will feature four presentation tracks:

Track A: A new vision for experiential education in entrepreneurship (exercises,
cases, simulations, virtual reality, AI, digital assets, NFTs, crypto)

Experiential education in entrepreneurship has changed over time from using case
studies to starting and operating businesses and many pedagogical innovations in
between. It is important to recognize the pedagogies, tools, and techniques that
are working in the classroom and beyond. At the same time, technology is
evolving and tools such as simulations, virtual reality, and digital assets have
come into the entrepreneurship classroom. This track addresses a path forward in
experiential education.

Track B: Connecting town and gown to maximize opportunities for all – fostering
strong local and regional entrepreneurial ecosystems (hubs, centers, coworking,
cooperative programming, and collaborations)

The future of entrepreneurship extends far beyond the walls of the academy. The
most vibrant and successful university entrepreneurship efforts bridge the gaps
between the academy and the community. Colleges and universities have taken
multiple approaches to engagement in the local and regional entrepreneurial
ecosystems and this track addresses them. Whether a university creates an
innovation and entrepreneurship hub, an accelerator, an e-lab, or a center, it
is finding a way to make connections. Coworking and other shared spaces abound.
Even absent physical spaces, there are many interesting and productive
collaborations and examples of cooperative programming.

Track C: Engagement beyond the business school - building university
entrepreneurship ecosystems (curricular and co-curricular efforts to connect the
silos)

Progress starts within. A strong university entrepreneurship ecosystem has
support across colleges, departments, and disciplines. Entrepreneurship is
infused throughout the curriculum and there are champions at all levels and
across the organization. Often, this means that entrepreneurship programs and
centers are housed outside the business school. Other times, courses are taught
in many parts of the university. Perhaps, the core or general education includes
an entrepreneurial mindset course. Entrepreneurship minors are available to
students across campus. Student clubs, like Enactus, recruit students across
campus.

Track D: Measuring success in entrepreneurship education (competencies, skills,
indices, microcredentials, certifications, badging, RISE, Certiport, and the
like)

We get what we measure. There has been debate about the very definition of
entrepreneurship and the pedagogy has changed over the years. Today, it is clear
that experiential entrepreneurship education dominates. However, the literature
(and faculty) continues to discuss what the skills and competencies to teach are
and how they can best be measured. In other words, what is success and how can
we tell? The field has gone beyond entrepreneurial intentions but is still
struggling to get a handle on this. At the same time, the European Union created
the EntreComp framework and testing for secondary school students and there are
efforts to define the competencies and measures in the United States and abroad.
Microcredentials, certifications, and badging are all the rage. RISE and
Certiport are two of the commercial products in this emerging field. This raised
opportunities and questions.


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CONTACT US

Email eic@bowiestate.edu or hbcue-shipconference@bowiestate.edu for more
information.

Bowie State University Entrepreneurship Innovation Center

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