Curriculum
Undergraduate students in the College of Business can graduate with a B.A. - General Business, Entrepreneurship Concentration. The 18-hour concentration of junior and senior level courses includes Seminar on Entrepreneurship, Economics of Entrepreneurship and a new course on Market Opportunity Recognition.
We also sponsor the Entrepreneurship Lecture Series that brings high-profile entrepreneurs to the University for lectures and interaction with students across the campus.
We are starting to collaborate with Lamar's College of Engineering and College of Fine Arts & Communication in the Seminar on Entrepreneurship course to engage non-business students and introduce them to entrepreneurship. Our goal is to develop a certificate program and/or minor for non-business majors across campus.
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CLASSES
| 9/9/2008 | | Startup Series: Business Start Checklist More Info | | | | 9/16/2008 | | Startup Series: How to Write a Business Plan More Info | | |
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NEWS
5/16/2008
"What it Takes to be Stocked by Walmart" Question: Is it possible for a small company to sell its products at Wal-Mart, or does Wal-Mart only carry name-brand merchandise from big companies? I have a line of environmentally friendly cleaning supplies and would love to see them selling in Wal-Mart. Answer: According to Lupe Castellano, store manager of the Wal-Mart on Sawdust Road in The Woodlands, WalMart is interested in products from small businesses and is particularly interested in products that are good for the environment. Full Story
3/23/2008
Successful Marketing Gets Results Question: I often see stories about small businesses in the paper, and I wonder how those businesses got to be in the spotlight. I'd like some publicity for my business, too, but don't even know where to start. Any advice? Full Story
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