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Experiential Entrepreneurship Exercises Journal Special Issue

  • 1.  Experiential Entrepreneurship Exercises Journal Special Issue

    Posted 05-30-2016 13:53
    Good afternoon - 

    The Experiential Entrepreneurship Exercises Journal (EEEJ) has recently published a Special Issue in collaboration with great folks from the Enhancing the Curriculum Toolkit (ETC; http://www.etctoolkit.org.uk), which can be found here: http://launchideas.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/EEEJ-Issue-ETC-Special-Issue.pdf.

    The goal of EEEJ is to enable more active entrepreneurial classrooms through sharing, learning, and doing - we do this by providing the opportunity to share the exercises you use in your entrepreneurship, innovation, creativity classrooms. This journal is a collection of peer-reviewed exercises you can quickly implement to engage your students in practicing the entrepreneurial mindset and skill set.

    All previous issues are available here: http://launchideas.org/issues/

    Author Guidelines are here: http://launchideas.org/sample-page/

    Please submit your classroom exercises here: http://launchideas.org/submit-here/ 

    Thank you for your support!

    Doan Winkel, Founding Editor EEEJ
    Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship
    Illinois State University
    (309) 438-2736
    http://www.teachinglean.com/
    Twitter: @Trep_Ed
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/doanwinkel
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/doan.winkel



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