New Babson College Partnership! Exciting opportunity for Entrepreneurship and Business Administration AA students to transfer to Babson College, one of the best entrepreneurial colleges in the U.S.! 

 The Spring 2010 Entrepreneurial Celebration was a great success! 
Twelve students presented their business ideas and two took away first and second prize. 
First place winner was Tyler Finn and Technology For All
Second place went to Anthony Daniel and his textbook business called (Book) it
Sign up now for the Fall 2010 Entrepreneurship & Creativity class (ENTR-101)
and find out what's it all about!

Entrepreneurship opportunities include classroom credit courses and programs in addition to individualized course offerings through the Center for Entrepreneurial and Business Excellence where entrepreneurs may launch their business or develop a growing one.  Visit the Center website for more information or contact Betty Noble at enoble@howardcc.edu or 410-772-4111. 

ENTR-215, Taking Innovation to Market, is offered each semester and is an Interdisciplinary and Emerging Issues Core course.  Students in any degree program can take this course to fulfill that core requirement. Students in this course become part of a dynamic and innovative team that evaluates existing inventions from local laboratories, determines their viability and possibly finds a new business venture.  Does all this sound exciting to you?  The course is offered each semester, so plan now to enroll.  For more information on Technology Transfer, visit the TAP website. 

Entrepreneurship Programs:

• Entrepreneurship A.A. Degree
• Entrepreneurship A.A.S. Degree
• Entrepreneurship - Business Management Certificate
• Entrepreneurship - Letter of Recognition   
  Each of these options will provide basic knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the business world of today. A large number of businesses in the United States follow the format of entrepreneurial ventures.
• ENTR Course Outlines

Who should take these classes?  

• Anyone who is interested in building entrepreneurial skills, attitudes, and behaviors. 
  These concepts will lead to creative solutions within community and organizational environments. Learn to think like an entrepreneur!
• Anyone who wants to develop business skills within an existing organization or who
  wants to begin a new business will find these courses beneficial. Learn to behave like an entrepreneur!

For more information on entrepreneurship at Howard Community College, contact
Betty Noble at enoble@howardcc.edu.