Using historical and present data, this presentation examines the contribution of Black entrepreneurship to the continuous re-birth of people of means, shopkeepers, or the Black bourgeoisie.
From Keller Center:
Don't miss your chance to get your startup off the ground!
The Keller Center's eLab Incubator provides undergraduate and graduate students of all majors with a collaborative co-working space, mentors, workshops, and resources in which to pursue their entrepreneurial ambitions.
The program runs from mid-October to early-May.
From Keller Center:
Carmen Rojas, Co-Founder and CEO of The Workers Lab, visits the Princeton Entrepreneurial Hub for a conversation with students over lunch.
The Keller Center is pleased to welcome Carmen Rojas, Co-Founder and CEO of The Workers Lab, to the Princeton Entrepreneurial Hub on Friday, November 8th for a conversation with students over lunch.
This event is open to undergraduate and graduate students. Lunch is provided and registration is required.
From Keller Center:
The Keller Center and the Bendheim Center are pleased to welcome Ellen Siminoff '89, Former President and CEO of Shmoop, to campus on Tuesday, October 1st for a conversation with students over lunch at the Princeton Entrepreneurial Hub.
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Scientists and the journalists who write about them share a common goal: raising awareness of the science that shapes our lives. But we often take different tacks toward achieving that goal. At a time when society increasingly looks to science for answers, how are scientists and journalists working together to ensure that science stories are meaningful, accurate, and impactful? Can we do better?
