Professor Pahnke will be teaching three sections of the course this fall, and is opening up slots in each section for non-business majors. In the course you will learn the fundamentals about starting a technology-based business, create a term project, and connect with the entrepreneurship committee at UW and in Seattle. If you are interested and have trouble registering, email Professor Pahnke at eacox@uw.edu. Make sure to include your preferred section and UW ID#.
Innovative? Register now for the Environmental Innovation Practicum, open to all grads and undergrads. Students hear fantastic leading-edge speakers, work on idea generation for changes that will make a difference in the environment, then roll up their sleeves and work on cross-disciplinary teams to figure out how to make their ideas a reality. Upcoming speakers include: Sara Hunt of Pacific Northwest National Labs, Martha Campbell of Rocky Mountain Institute, and James Connelly of the Living Product Challenge. Cross-listed: ENTRE 443/543, ENGR 498, ENVIR 495
The Health Innovation Practicum kicks off Thursday, September 29, 4-5:50 pm in Paccar 292. Fantastic speakers will showcase some terrific Seattle-based innovations in health and talk about what’s hot now. Visitors to the class are welcome. Registration for students is open to grad and undergrad of ALL MAJORS. Cross-listed: ENTRE 490/579
The Graduate School at the University of Washington proudly presents the 2016–2017 public lecture series. This series is brought to the UW community, citizens of Seattle, and the state of Washington through three very generous private endowments: The Walker-Ames Fund, The Jesse and John Danz Fund, and the Mary Ann and John D. Mangels Fund.
Unless otherwise noted, all lectures are free and open to the public. Seating can only be guaranteed with a reservation. Once registration for each event is available to the public, we will post a link to register online on the individual lecture page. You can access the lecture pages by clicking on the photos. As a courtesy, standby seating will be offered whenever possible. Feel free to direct all registration-related questions to the UW Alumni Association at 206.543.0540.
More information: https://grad.uw.edu/public-lecture-series/
