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Welcome!8th Annual Roundtable on

Entrepreneurship Education

Co-Chairs:Tom Byers & Tina Seelig

Stanford UniversityOctober 26-28, 2005

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http://stvp.stanford.edu

A Word About Your Hosts …

We believe engineers and scientists needentrepreneurial skills to be successful at all levels

within their organizations. Our center is dedicated toaccelerating high-technology entrepreneurshipeducation and creating scholarly research on

technology-based firms. We prepare students forleadership positions in industry, universities, and

society, and we disseminate our research and teachingknowledge throughout the world.

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REE Core Objectives

1. Create a forum for college educators to discussthe strategic and organizational issues of educatingengineers, scientists, and others about technologyentrepreneurship.

2. Share experiences, best practices, and plans forteaching, research and outreach in a productiveand relaxed setting.

3. Establish and strengthen relationships that often lead tofuture interaction and opportunities; formulate ideas forfuture gatherings.

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Our Global Sponsor

Accel Partnerswww.accel.com

Jim BreyerManaging Partner

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• Video Clips

• Podcasting

• Case Studies

• Curriculum

• Presentations

• Center

Development Tools

• Free (No Charge)

• Kauffman

Foundation Support

• International

Partners

http://edcorner.stanford.edu

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“REEcap” of 2005

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July 5-7 in Beijing

60 people from 12 countries

2006 Location: Thailand

REE Asia 2005

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September 8-10 in Sweden

45 people from 20 countries

2006 Location: Munich

REE Europe 2005

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November 2-4 in Argentina

Instituto Tecnologico de Buenos Aires

2006 Location: Ecuador

REE Latin America 2005

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REE USA 2005 By the Numbers

Institutions:

55 US Universities and Colleges

13 International Universities & Supporters

87 Total Attendees

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Who Are We … Show of Hands• What geographic area are you from (time zone)?

Eastern? Central or Mountain? Pacific? Other?

• What is your primary role or position?

Tenure-line Faculty? Part-time Teacher? Senior Staff?

• What is your primary campus affiliation?

Science or Engineering School? Business School? Other?

• What stage of development is your e-ship program?

New? Emerging? Established?

• Have you have attended a REE before?

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A Healthy Ecosystem

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2006 Conference Opportunities

DecASEE Chicago

Babson-Olin

REE Thailand

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REE EquadorNovMay

NCEC Ohio

REE Stanford

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REE MunichSepNCIIA PortlandMar

Acad of MgmtAugFeb

EEC HarvardJulUSASBE TucsonJan

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Agenda:

WEDNESDAY October 26

12:45 – 2:00 PMWelcome and Highlights from InternationalConferences- Tom Byers and Tina Seelig, Stanford University

2:00- 2:15 PMSpecial Student Presentation

2:15 - 3:30 PMWORKSHOPS: Success Stories•Session A: Innovative EntrepreneurshipPrograms-Anthony Marchese and Mark Weaver, RowanUniversity•Session B: Unique Entrepreneurship Courses-Ed Rubesch, Mahidol University, Thailand•Session C: Creative Ways to Engage Alumni-John Jaquette, Cornell University

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3:30-4:30Break and Scenic Walk Across Campus

4:30-5:30DFJ Entrepreneurial Thought Leader Lecture-Jim Breyer – Accel Partners-Mark Zuckerberg – Founder and CEO, The Facebook

7:00-9:00Dinner at the SHERATON HOTEL

Agenda:

WEDNESDAY October 26

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Agenda

THURSDAY October 27

8:30 - 9:00 AM: Breakfast

9:00 - 9:30 Plenary Session:-Patricia Ryan, Stanford University-Author: Improv Wisdom

9:30 - 9:45: Student Presentation

9:45-11:00 Rotating Workshops: 20 mins each

• Session D: Tactical Teaching Tools and Techniques-Riitta Katila – Stanford University-Tsedal Beyene – Stanford University• Session E: Provocative Cases and Tantalizing Texts-Christopher Klemm – University of Washington-Liz Kisenweather – Penn State• Session F: Use of Digital Media in the Classroom-Forrest Glick– Stanford University-Deb Streeter – Cornell University

11:00 - 11:15 Break

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Agenda

THURSDAY October 27

11:15 - 12:15 Entrepreneurial Speed Dating

12:15-1:45 Lunch• Brief presentation by NCIIA and Babson/Olin

1:45 – 3:00 Workshops: How Do Students Value Entrepreneurship

Education?

Rotating Workshops: 20 mins each:

• Session G: Ph.D. Students: Looking Ahead to Academic Life-Liz Gerber – Stanford University-Andrew Nelson – Stanford University• Session H: Masters Students: Launching a Career in

Industry-Justin Sabet-Peyman– Stanford University-Josh Reeves – Stanford University• Session I: Undergraduates: The Value of Academic

Enrichment-Mike Rothenberg– Stanford University-Becky Neil – Cornell University

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Agenda:

THURSDAY October 27

3:00-3:30Break

3:30 – 4:15Plenary Session:•Debate: The relationship between e-shipeducation and technology transfer-Moderator: Steve Nichols, UT Austin -Kathy Ku, Stanford University -Peter Reid, Center for Scientific Enterprise London -Peter A. Beerel, University of Southern California

6:00-9:00Dinner: Hiller Aviation Museum•Price Innovative Educators Award

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Agenda

FRIDAY October 28

8:30 AM - 9:00 AMBREAKFAST

9:00 - 10:30 AMGROUP SESSION:•Financial Models and Fund Raising Ideas forEntrepreneurship Centers-Tina Seelig, Stanford University

10:30 - 11:00 AMBREAK

11:00 AM - 12:00 PMSUMMARY AND NEXT STEPS for REE USA-Tom Byers, Stanford University

12:00 PMADJOURN

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All Session NotesArchived @

http://ree.stanford.edu

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REE USAIn Memory of Gloria Appel

(1924-2001)

Price FoundationNew York, NY