Women Entrepreneurial Leadership
Initiative
(The National Speciality Program Award)
The GWU Women's Entrepreneurial Leadership Initiative introduces the process
of entrepreneurial thinking as an invaluable asset to any career. The
courses offer students the opportunity to draw from their field of study
or personal passion to generate, plan and launch ideas that make a difference
to self, others, or the world.
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National Survey of Entrepreneurship Education (National Acclaim)
The National Survey of Entrepreneurship Education conducted by GW is one
of the most comprehensive empirical analyses on entrepreneurship education
in the United Stated to date.
Its objective is to stimulate interest in the educational community to provide new and innovative entrepreneurial curriculum. Also, the survey’s objective is to encourage educational organizations to expand their current activities at both the secondary and post secondary levels. Finally the survey provides a data base so that individuals can use the results of the survey as a reference guide to regard entrepreneurship education programs and to develop new curriculum in small business and entrepreneurship.
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The George Washington University DECA Initiative
The main objective of the GWU DECA initiative is to disseminate information
on Entrepreneurship Education to DECA participants. DECA is a national
association of marketing education students. It provides teachers and
members with educational and leadership development activities to merge
with the education classroom instructional program. DECA is not extracurricular;
it is an integral part of the classroom instructional program. DECA chapters
attract students who are interested in preparing for entrepreneurial,
marketing or management careers.
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3E-Learning Project
The 3E-Learning site is designed to develop a national and international
community of educators, practitioners and researchers that collaborate
through submitting entrepreneurial experiential ideas, creating tools
that support propagating of new knowledge, skills, and experience in the
entrepreneurship education. The 3E-Learning site is also designed to allow
the community to monitor and establish a quality stamp for entrepreneurial
experiential exercises that can be used by educators in the US and abroad.
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The Hot Mommas™ (Winner of a 2006 Coleman Foundation ion Case Writing
Award)
The Hot Mommas™ Project produces research, curricula, and
training/services for educators who influence current and future dynamic
women leaders. The project focuses on real life scenarios and solutions
that are accessible to undergraduate, graduate, alumnae, and corporate
communities.
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The GW Hoffman Lectures
In the spirit of interfaculty collaboration and private sector participation,
CFEE, through the Hoffman lecture series, brings together faculty, students,
business leaders and members of the wider community for discussion of
a variety of entrepreneurship issues. The series encourages philosophical
reflection and practical experiences on problems and opportunities on
entrepreneurship.
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