Student Information

 

TCNJ College Interns Online Request Form

 

Young Entrepreneur Success Stories (YESS) Panel, April 22, 2008 Over 86 Participants attended the student lead sucess story seminar. The YESS Program was co-sponsored by the School of Business, the Small Business Development Center (SBDC), and the student run Entrepreneur Club (E-Club). Click here to view more photo's

" I just want to commend everyone who worked on the YESS program for its remarkable success and flawless execution" Flamur Rama class of 08'

 

Website Links

• CashCampus
• Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization (CEO)
• Resources for College Entrepreneurs
• Young Money- Entrepreneurs
• Resources for College Entrepreneurs
• Examples of Businesses Started by College Entrepreneurs
• Young Millionares-(Entrepreneurs Magazine)
  

 

Young Entrepreneurs

• "Startups on Fire"--CNN Article on top start-up ideas among students in business plan competition.

 

Samples of Successful College Entrepreneurs

• AllDormUSA

Special Connections

• Voice Campus

• Ideablob.org

  • Where entrepreneurs and small business owners have a chance to win $10,000 each month for being voted the best idea by visitors to the site. Think of it as an on-line American Idol for business ideas. Several universities have begun to use this site in the classroom.Some faculties are having their students analyze the viability of ideas proposed at the site using techniques learned in their classes. Others are having their students develop ideas, post them at the site, and actively learn from the feedback offered by visitors to the site. Several of the monthly $10,000 winners have been college students. The ideablob.com site is a good fit for todays college students who are active in social networking sites and prefer experiential learning. Credit to Jeff Cornwall, instructors@planningshop.com

• Partnering with Public Relations Student Club

  • Many student organizations are eager to partner with Entrepreneurship programs on campus. If your campus has a Public Relations major it will often be affiliated with the national organization Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) (http://e2ma.net/go/1149349608/1042061/38151830/goto:http://www.prssa.org/).PRSSA has as a major initiative creating student-run public relations firms (http://e2ma.net/go/1149349608/1042061/38151829/goto:http://www.prssa.org/resources/200708firmHandbook.pdf) on affiliated college campuses. This canbe a great opportunity to createand runa PRSSA student-run firm on your campus. We have set up a partnership with the local chapter of PRSSA here at Belmont University (http://e2ma.net/go/1149349608/1042061/38151827/goto:http://www.belmont.edu/mediastudies/public_relations/prssa.html), which has proven to be mutually beneficial.

  Articles

• Four Young Entrepreneurs Who Changed the World -- Could this be you?
• Battle of the business plan: 2006