SLU Senior Wins $201K Grant for Water For Panama
November 24, 2014Water for Panama is a non-profit startup launched by St. Louis University senior Rachael Burchett when she was in high school. “I was in Panama on a mission trip with.
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Water for Panama is a non-profit startup launched by St. Louis University senior Rachael Burchett when she was in high school. “I was in Panama on a mission trip with.
Recently, I wrote about the St. Louis Arch Angels. However, they are not the only angel group active in the St. Louis entrepreneurial ecosystem. The other angel investing network.
Saint Louis University held its, ‘Pure Idea Generator’ Competition recently and held the finals at the City Museum in downtown St. Louis. Students were given a challenge and then the.
The annual Smurfit-Stone Entrepreneurial Alumni Hall of Fame event recognizes four Saint Louis University alumni for their embodiment of the Center for Entrepreneurship’s motto “Do good, do well.” This year,.
Speakers Pioneering Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship SPICE is an ongoing speaker event to enhance the flavor of engineering education by bringing technology visionaries into direct contact with students and practitioners..
Tom Niermann, CEO of Achieve Communication, was the keynote speaker at the SPICE series on Monday, February 25. In his interactive presentation, Mr. Niermann discussed the difficulties that many experience.
On January 4, 2013, Prof. Sri Condoor and his graduate student Greg Keogh of Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology received the Excellence Award at the 2013 Kern Entrepreneurship.
The Billiken Angels Network, part of Saint Louis University’s John Cook School of Business, announced this week that it is dropping the requirement that all investments must have founders with ties to the university as students, former students, faculty, or staff.