495 Entrepreneurship Class

Entrepreneurship Internship Practice

4 Credits

A supervised practical experience in the Framingham State University Entrepreneur Innovation Center. Students are required to attend a seminar component to discuss relevant readings and experiences. Internship tasks vary based upon activities in the lab and may include idea formulation and revision, fundraising/finance, working with lawyers on Intellectual Property, family businesses, and expansion of a mini-business plan into a full business plan. Each student works with the instructor one-on-one on a regular basis in a parallel process to the seminar to set up, implement, and review specific projects with entrepreneurs. Interested students must complete an application process prior to the end of the previous semester.

Pre-requisites: Sophomore Standing and approval of instructor.
Instructed by:Michael Clouser, MBA, MSc,
Director of the Entrepreneur Innovation Center