| The EPG program
has a number of resources related to the topics of entrepreneurship,
leadership and public good. In time, we plan to make more of these
resources available online. The following are currently available:
Social Entrepreneurship
A handbook on Social Entrepreneurship Teaching Resources is
available for faculty interested in teaching
in the field
of Social Entrepreneurship. It includes academic programs,
business plan competitions, case studies, organizations, entrepreneurs,
publications, funding sources and courses.
Resources for Starting a Business
Our team has created a resource
guide for individuals interested
in starting their own business. The Business Start-Up: The Basics
provides resources on small business assistance in Kentucky, web
resources, recommended books, legal structure options and unconventional
funding ways to start a business.
Resources of Entrepreneurship Education
Supporters
For faculty interested in teaching entrepreneurship, a list of
resources of
Entrepreneurship Education Supporters is available. The resources
include faculty resources, supporters of entrepreneurship
education, business plan competitions, access to course syllabi
and entrepreneurship education textbook information.
High School Entrepreneurship Resources
This list of resources for
entrepreneurial training at the high school level was compiled
by Donna Morgan from the Brushy Fork Leadership Institute and Debbi
Brock from the Entrepreneurship for the Public Good program at
Berea College. Feel free to disseminate copies to individuals interested
in teaching entrepreneurship to high school students.
Entrepreneurship
for the Public Good: An Innovative Model to Produce Service
Oriented Leaders for Appalachia and Beyond
The Entrepreneurship for
the Public Good program is a model for making positive change
in the Appalachian region through the two summer program where
students learn how small businesses and nonprofit organizations
employ responsible practices to provide jobs and build healthy
communities. The objective of the program is to teach students
from a variety of disciplines about entrepreneurship and develop
their leadership skills to equip them to make a positive impact
on the Appalachian region...and beyond.
Note: You will need Adobe
Acrobat to view these resources.
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