The entrepreneurship conference goal was to serve as a launching board for economic development initiatives benefiting HBCUs and ultimately our great nation. Leaders attending the first Alabama State University HBCU Conference cited entrepreneurship, innovation, and global development as the keys to future growth and development of the nation’s economy—and of African-American wealth building, in particular.
Highlights covered in the report include:
- Impetus for the Conference
- Entrepreneurship mindset
- Globalization of the economy
- Collaboration across the academies
- Government and industry involvement
- Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)
For a copy of the report, go to www.asu-hbcu.org.
The second National Alabama State University HBCU Conference is March 5-7, 2012. The theme is Entrepreneurship: Transforming Education, Government and Industry. The goals of the conference are to enable attendees the opportunity to learn about business development, entrepreneurship, grants, contracting and fellowships.
About Alabama State University
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