Join us for the next Ideas to Impact event: “Validate Before You Build: How Entrepreneurs Discover What Customers Actually Value”When: Tuesday, Nov. 10, 12 - 12:45 p.m.Berkley Baker, Professor of Practice in Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Georgia State UniversityEntrepreneurs often begin building solutions before they have enough evidence that customers actually value what they are creating. In this session, participants will learn practical approaches for identifying meaningful...
Join us for the next Ideas to Impact event, featuring a guest talk from Kirk Heriot, professor & Crowley Chair of Entrepreneurship, Columbus State University. This session, “Starting Your New Business: Your Business Model,” is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 20 from 12 - 12:45 p.m.Students who are interested should use this Registration Form, and we will follow up with an event link.Completion of six out of nine sessions will lead to the award to a USG I&E Certificate of Completion. For...
Join us for the next Ideas to Impact event, featuring a guest talk from Kirk Heriot, professor & Crowley Chair of Entrepreneurship, Columbus State University. This session, “Starting Your New Business: Your Business Model,” is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 20, from 12 - 12:45 p.m.Students who are interested should use this Registration Form, and we will follow up with an event link.Completion of six out of nine sessions will lead to the award to a USG I&E Certificate of Completion. For...
As part of Constitution Week (Sept. 17–23), GCSU is hosting a Supreme Court Review on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 6 p.m. in the A&S Auditorium.The program will feature remarks from panelists covering significant cases and developments from the most recent term:Judge Stephen Bradley (Ocmulgee Judicial Circuit) on Chatrie v. United States (Fourth Amendment and geofence warrants)Prof. Matt Roessing (Emory School of Law) on Trump v. Cook (presidential removal power and Federal Reserve independence)Prof...
By Mike CavaliereAhead of President Donald Trump’s inauguration last week, local concerns over election misinformation, the future of artificial intelligence and the volatility of political discourse defined a recent conversation between Baldwin County residents, in a focus group exploring the issues that matter most to voters residing in political swing states.Keep Our Republic, a non-partisan civic education group, sponsored the Tuesday, Jan. 14 event, held at Georgia College & State...
