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Description
UTEP’s Entrepreneurship Community of Practice (ECoP) is composed of educators, practitioners, and innovators advancing entrepreneurship education, startup company formation, intellectual property management, and/or research. The ECoP works to track, unify, and promote entrepreneurship endeavors and resources on campus, such as courses, workshops, programming, and centers. The ECoP seeks to leverage the entrepreneurial capabilities in research, education, and commercialization and cross-promote resources.
Aspirations
KEYWORDS
- Commercialization
- Entrepreneurship
- Innovation
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Related Efforts
The Center for Hispanic Entrepreneurship (CFHE) at UTEP is a research entity within COBA whose mission is to generate and disseminate innovative information on Hispanic Entrepreneurship to further enhance economic development in the El Paso del Norte Region. The goal of the center is to focus on assisting the development of Hispanic businesses, provide the necessary information and training, and support the business community of professionals, students, and scholars.
UTEP’s Office of Technology Commercialization (OTC) manages UTEP’s intellectual property and facilitates the transfer of technologies into commercial products. OTC works closely with UTEP innovators to evaluate patentable inventions, and develop patent prosecution strategies for complex portfolios of inventions. Through marketing campaigns and outreach programs, OTC identifies potential licensees and start-up opportunities to promote UTEP intellectual property to industry.
The CEG aspires to become a nationally and globally significant Center for the development of entrepreneurial leadership in mineral and energy exploration, as measured by student output and longer term success, educational quality, industry participation, and research and development contributions to the field.
Under the leadership of Steve Wilson, chair of the Department of Music, and Zuill Bailey, Grammy Award winning cellist and artistic director, the Center for Arts Entrepreneurship (CAE), has been designed to prepare music and other creative arts students for successful careers in the 21st century. Students will engage in projects and workshops geared toward resume enhancement, creating digital portfolios, audience development, and performance opportunities.
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MCA is creating a world class medical center within the MCA Campus in south central El Paso, Texas along with a regional biomedical industry that will foster and accelerate innovation, creating new employment opportunities. The Cardwell Collaborative is a “tech park” in one building, bringing together researchers, students and private industry – along with a state-of-the art, highly configurable infrastructure to create biomedical innovations.
The Hub is an EL Paso technology incubator that provides:
Lean Start-up + Business Model Canvas Approach
Business Model Development
Business Plan Assessment + Gap Analysis
Market Research Training + Support
The Hub of Human Innovation is the host of One Million Cups El Paso (1MC) every Wednesday at 9am.
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DIALOG SOURCES
I3 Move Communities provide a way to share expertise, resources, and community information to the general public. There are numerous tools available, both open source and proprietary, for engaging in dialog and sharing information and knowledge within a closed group.
This community engages in dialog as follows:
None specified to date.
