Please select a school from the list:

  • School
  • Pedagogies, Sybject Matter and Materials
  • Technology
  • External/International
  • Impact

1) Classification of college or university (select one):





2) My school has the following entrepreneurship programs (select all that apply):

a. Undergraduate majors
b. Undergraduate concentration
c. Undergraduate minors
d. Graduate certificate
e. MBA
f. MBA with entrepreneurship concentration
g. Master of Science
h. Ph.D./D.B.A


3) My school has the following business programs (select all that apply):

PROGRAMS Total Number of students enrolled in 2009-2010 Total number of sections in 2009-2010
Undergraduate majors
Undergraduate concentration
Undergraduate minors
Graduate certificate
MBA
Master of Science
Ph.D./D.B.A.


4) Overview and history of your course offerings

Course Title Year Initiated Currently being offered in 2009-2010 academic year? Number of Sections Total Enrollment
Business Planning Course
Creativity
Innovation
Entrepreneurial Financing
Entrepreneurial Marketing
Entrepreneurship
Family Business
Franchising
New Product Development
New Venture Creation
Small Business Consulting
Small Business Finance
Small Business Management
Small Business Strategy
Social Entrepreneurship
Technology
Venture Capital
Other (please specify)
Other (please specify)
Other (please specify)


5) Please indicate the number of professors (full- and part-time)] who taught Entrepreneurship courses during the 2009-2010 academic year.

Status Fall 2009 Spring 2010
Full-Time (Tenure, Contract, Visiting, or Clinical)
Part-Time (Adjuncts)
Other (Specify)


6) Does your school have a(n)?

Entrepreneurship Center/Institute
Endowed Chair in Entrepreneurship
Professorship in Entrepreneurship
Small Business Development Center
Entrepreneur-in-residence
School of Entrepreneurship
Department of Entrepreneurship
Other (please Specify)


7) Has your school received grants or gifts in support of Entrepreneurship in the last five years?

If YES, please indicate from whom and what year:

Source Year
Coleman
Kauffman
Alumni
Federal Government
Non Alumni Entrepreneur
Other (please Specify)
Other (please Specify)


8) Where is the responsibility and oversight for your Entrepreneurship course(s) and curriculum housed?

An existing academic department (please indicate which )
An Entrepreneurial Center
A Department of Small Business or Entrepreneurship
The College or School of Business
Other (please indicate where )



9) Please check which of the following learning opportunities are available to your students:

Entrepreneurial Learning Opportunities  
Business Planning Competition
School participates
School Hosts
Elevator Pitch Competitions
Entrepreneurship Clubs
Net Impact Club
Distinguished Speaker Series
Incubators
Hatcheries (student owned enterprises located in one location)
Campus-based business (university owned; student run)
Young Entrepreneurs Organization
Collaborative programs with High Schools
Collaborative programs with 2-year Colleges
Collaborative programs with 4-year Colleges/Universities
Case Competitions
Web Sites


10) Indicate your level of frequency in using the following teaching pedagogies in your entrepreneurship courses/curriculum:

Very Frequently=1 Frequently=2 Occasionally =3 Infrequently =4 Seldom=5
80-90%
of the time
60-79%
of the time
40-59%
of the time
20-39%
of the time
0-19%
of the time

Case studies
Creation of business plans
Lectures by small business owners/entrepreneurs
Discussions
Computer simulations
Blogging
Twitter
Guest speakers
Student based consulting program
Small Business Institute® (SBI) counseling program
Research projects
Feasibility studies
Internships
On-site visits with a small business/new venture
In class exercises
Other (please specify)


11. Please indicate the subjects covered in either your small business management or entrepreneurship curriculum.

Subject Matter Entrepreneurship Small Business
Management
Neither
Economic Importance of Small Entrepreneurial Firms
Motivation of Founder
Psychological Profile of Owner Founders
Opportunity Recognition
Creativity
Innovation
Mind Mapping
Buy versus start new venture
Franchising
Environmental Scanning
Opportunity Analysis
Home-based business
Family Business
Legal Structure of Organization
Intellectual Property-Patents, Copyrights
Management Teams
Ethics
Government Regulations
International Trade
Researching the Market
Human Resource Management
Pricing Strategies
Integrating Technology into business process
Risk Management
Promotional Strategies
Social Media
Guerrilla Marketing
Distribution Channels
Use of the Internet
Bootstrapping
Business Plans
Feasibility Plans
Green/ Sustainability
Social Entrepreneurship
Cash Flow Analysis
Sources of Capital
Debt versus EQuity Financing
Managing the Finances of the venture
Growth Strategies
SWOT Analysis
Other (Please specify)
Other (Please specify)
Other (Please specify)
Other (Please specify)


12) Teaching Materials Used in Classroom
Teaching Material Title/Author Used in 2009-2010 Academic year
Textbook
Textbook
Readings Book
Readings Book
A set of readings and text materials
Popular/Trade Books (e.g., The Art of the Start)
Video Tapes
CD/DVDs
Websites
Business Plan Software
Simulations
Other

13) Check the periodicals used in your Entrepreneurship classes (reQuired or recommended).

Business Week
Fortune Small Business
Entrepreneur
Inc.
Fast Company
The Wall Street Journal
Fortune
Other


14) Check the academic periodicals used as teaching resources in your Entrepreneurship classes.

Entrepreneurship Theory & Practice
Journal of Small Business Management
Journal of Small Business Strategy
Journal of Business Venturing
Entrepreneurship & Small Business
Other


15) Do you reQuire web-based assignments as part of your curriculum?

16) Does your school offer Entrepreneurship courses on the Internet?

17) Does your school/center offer information on the web regarding Entrepreneurship, New Venture Creation, and Small Business to both students and entrepreneurs?

18) Do you offer management and technical assistance on-line for students and entrepreneurs?

19) Does your center and/or staff write a blog?

20) Does your center use social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc)?

19) Does your college or university offer any of the following (check all that apply)?
  a) Executive development courses in Entrepreneurship?
  b) Continuing education programs in Entrepreneurship?
  c) Online learning in Entrepreneurship?
  d) Internship opportunities with small local companies?

20) Does your school/center work with and receive support from local, state, or federal agencies in support of entrepreneurship?

21) Is your school involved with any outreach entrepreneurship/ small business programs targeted at secondary and elementary students?

22) Does your school participate in business plan competitions at other schools or organizations?

23) Do your course offerings make a clear distinction between entrepreneurship and small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) as is done in other countries?

24) Does your entrepreneurship program partner with programs in other countries?

25) How does your curriculum deal with limitations of a rational planning focus (i.e. effectuation, bricolage, adaptiveness, et al.)?
Explain:

26) What distinguishes your Entrepreneurship program from other schools (i.e. Internet based courses, community projects)? Please describe in 150 words or less.


27) Does your school keep track of alumni who have started their own businesses?

28) Identify any metrics you employ in measuring the effectiveness/success outcomes of any of your entrepreneurial course/program:


29) List major entrepreneurship education awards you or your program has received in the last five years:


30) List three trends in Entrepreneurship education you believe will become prominent in the next five years:
1.
2.
3.

31) Attach any entrepreneurship syllabi:

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