Babson Academy Entrepreneurship Education Case Studies

How Your Institution Can Foster Student Leadership

A forum for student leaders from member colleges and universities, Babson Collaborative for Entrepreneurship Education (BCSN) has 32 member institutions from 21 countries. In one of our entrepreneurship education case studies, multiple BCSN students at UDD who helped rescue Fatema Jalaly from Afghanistan were past winners of the Babson Collaborative Global Student Challenge for their startups.

Waseda University Educators Embrace Entrepreneurial Thought & Action

Babson faculty member Zach Zacharakis shared the powerful methodology of Entrepreneurial Thought & Action® that stimulates student action with 41 educators in Japan in a virtual Global Symposia for Entrepreneurship Educators (Global SEE). Participants left the program understanding how to build an entrepreneurial mindset and how to apply ET&A in their courses.

Entrepreneurial Development for Educational Faculty & Staff

“Entrepreneurial Mindshift for Educators was the perfect boost I needed to recharge my batteries. As an educator, I value the time I spend in the classroom but often worry my approaches or applications will feel stale. These sessions refreshed my perspectives.”

Krista Franco
Associate Professor of Theatre Arts
Stetson University, United States

Opportunities for Student Growth & Development

“As a girl, I was always convinced by society that I cannot start a business. … People think there aren’t lots of opportunities here, particularly for girls. Here comes the most impactful thing I learned from this program: creating opportunity. Now I believe, you do not always need to find or search for opportunities; sometimes you should create and design one. ”

– Student at the American University of Afghanistan