For those of you who are attending the USASBE conference and are interested in social entrepreneurship/nonprofit entrepreneurship/public entrepreneurship, we have a fantastic track for the conference. In addition, leaders from several social entrepreneurship networks will join us for the Special Interest Group meeting on Friday from 6-7pm to discuss moving the field forward. See you in San Antonio!
Debbi Brock,
Track Chair
USASBE 2008 Program
SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRACK
For Faculty Engaged in Teaching and Research in Social Entrepreneurship
Friday, January 11, 2008
| Friday, from 10:15am - 11:30am in San Antonio A |
| Entrepreneurs without Borders: Universities Forming International Partnerships Tony Mendes, University of Illinois; Sarah Elizabeth Menninger, University of Illinois |
| Friday, from 10:15am - 11:30am in San Lorenzo Room |
| College/University Partnerships with Microcredit Funders: A Social Entrepreneurial Approach for Fighting Poverty Harriet Stephenson, Seattle University; Mark Pomerantz, Social Profits; Leo Simpson, Western Kentucky University; Warner Woodworth, Brigham Young University |
| Friday, from 1:45pm - 3:00pm in San Antonio A |
| Social Entrepreneurship Impact 2007 Gary Palin, North Carolina State University; Rebeca Hwang, Stanford University |
| Friday, from 3:30pm - 4:45pm in San Antonio A |
| Social Entrepreneurship: Educating, Interacting, & Experiencing Heidi Neck, Babson College; Candida Brush, Babson College; Patricia G. Greene, Babson College; Stephen Schiffman, Babson College; Denis Ceru |
| Friday, from 6:00pm – 7:00pm in San Gabriel A |
| Social Entrepreneurship Interest Group Meeting As part of the USASBE Social Entrepreneurship Special Interest Group, we plan to get together a host of individuals from various networks to meet on Friday, January 11th to discuss moving the field forward. After learning what each of the networks/organizations are doing in the field, the majority of our time together will focus on moving the field forward. I encourage you to see the work that we have done on the University Network website (www.universitynetwork.org) on sharing social entrepreneurship courses and syllabi, cases, research and other information with faculty from a variety of disciplines. The question is: what can we do collectively through our organizations to share resources to grow this emerging field? Where is there duplication and where can we collaborate. Organizations Represented: Marina Kim, ASHOKA and University Network; Tony Mendes, Entrepreneurs without Borders and World Universities Network; Gary Palin, Impact; Debbi Brock, University Network, Social Entrepreneurship E-Journal; Warner Woodworth, Academy of Management SE Informal Network; Mark Pomerantz, Social Profits; Ayman Eltarabishy, 3E Experiential Learning; Robin Anderson, Editor, Journal of Enterprising Communities; Mark Pomerantz, Social Profits ~ Snack break provided by North Carolina State University Entrepreneurship Education Initiative ~ |
SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRACK
SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 2008
| Saturday, from 8:30am - 9:45am in San Antonio Main Ballroom |
| KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Why Social Entrepreneurship Matters Arthur C. Brooks, Syracuse University |
| Saturday, from 10:15am - 11:30am in Esparza Library |
| Using Social Entrepreneurship to Engender Innovative, Civic-Minded, Socially Driven Young Individuals Debbi Brock, Berea College; Susan D. Steiner, The University of Tampa; Marina Kim, Ashoka |
| Saturday, from 1:45pm - 3:00pm in San Antonio A |
| Social Entrepreneurship: Experiential Models for Practice and Profit Phil Weilerstein, NCIIA; Susannah Howe, Smith College; Robin Anderson, University of Portland; Thomas O'Neal, University of Central Florida |
| Saturday, from 1:45pm - 3:00pm in Palo Duro Pavillion |
| ESOs/ED and Social/NonProfit and Regional Economic Development APPALACHIAN BY DESIGN CASE STUDY
Debbi Brock, Berea College |
| Saturday, from 1:45pm - 3:00pm in San Gabriel AB room |
| Social/NonProfit + Small Business + Technology and Life Sciences: Teaching Cases THE RISE AND FALL OF THE RAYMOND INSTITUTE: INSIDE A TALE OF UNFULFILLED PROMISE Carol Wittmeyer, St. Bonaventure University |
| Saturday, from 3:30pm - 4:45pm in San Antonio A |
| Social Entrepreneurship: Pedagogy or Andragogy? ORG. ENTREPRENEURSHIP & THE PERFORMANCE LINKAGE IN UNIV. EXTENSION Julie M. Fox, Ohio State University (Best Paper Nominee) SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION: IS IT ACHIEVING THE DESIRED AIMS? Susan D. Steiner, The University of Tampa and Debbi Brock, Berea College SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: DESIGN OF A NEW UNIVERSITY COURSE Robert S. D'Intino, Rowan University |
SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 2008
| Sunday, from 10:15am - 11:30am in San Antonio C |
| Entrepreneurial Intentions, Social Networks, and Social Entrepreneurs BEYOND INTENT: ANTECEDENTS OF RESILIENCE & PRECIPITATING EVENTS FOR SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTIONS AND ... ACTION Norris Kreuger, TEAMS / TechConnect; William Schulte Jr., Shenandoah University; Jeffrey Stamp, University of North Dakota THE IMPACT OF RESOURCES ON THE SUCCESS OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP ORGANIZATIONS: THE SYMBIOSIS OF ENTITIES IN THE SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT NETWORK Moriah A. Meyskens, Florida International University; Alan Carsrud, FIU; Richard Cardozo |
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