August 16, 2004
In The News: Entrepreneurship Across Belmont Initiative
The Nashville Business Journal reports that a grant from the Coleman Foundation will help Belmont University "develop a cross-campus emphasis on entrepreneurial concepts." Entrepreneurship Across Belmont, an initiative of the Center for Entrepreneurship at Belmont, "will integrate entrepreneurship education in non-business programs," says NBJ. Dr. Jeff Cornwall, director of the Center for Entrepreneurship, comments to NBJ: "People who are interested in starting a business aren't just in business school. They are in the English department, in the music business program, in art." The NBJ story is not available on the paper's website but is on page 4 of the August 12-19 print edition.
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