Receive financial support (max $5000) to attend national and entrepreneurial conferences and training seminars including, but not limited to:

• California Entrepreneurship Educators Conference

• The Experiential Classroom

• International Conference on Business Incubation 

• International Conference on Entrepreneurship Education and Innovation

• National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship

• Price-Babson Symposium for Entrepreneurship Educators 

• USASBE Annual Conference

• VentureWell Lean LaunchPad Educators Seminar 

Opportunity to apply for small grants (up to $1,000) for student entrepreneurial projects and initiatives. Grants are awarded to Fellows who seek to enhance students’ understanding of entrepreneurship through experiential initiatives in and outside of the classroom. These projects may include building prototypes, conducting market validation research, testing commercial applications of an idea, organizing student startup competitions, etc.

Take part in interdisciplinary, roundtable meetings and contribute to ongoing discussions of entrepreneurial education at UH.

Must be a University of Hawaii faculty member teaching a UH course (includes all campuses)

Must teach an entrepreneurial course or include entrepreneurial content in class syllabus of current academic year

Must be an active participant in interdisciplinary, roundtable meetings

If the fellow attended an entrepreneurial conference or seminar, they must present takeaways from the event to peers

If the fellow received grant funds, they must report on the progress and outcomes from use of the funds