THE ROOT OF THE PROJECT!
This is the book that sparked it all.
Written by UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Holden Thorp and entrepreneur Professor Buck Goldstein, this is a MUST READ for anyone interested in ENTREPRENEURSHIP or INNOVATION in today's Universities.
Blogs Archive
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Mentors: A Young Entrepreneur’s Secret Weapon
Are you a college student trying to start up a business? Adam Torren of Entrepreneur.com explains why youth need mentors to launch their startup. -
Entrepreneurship shaped student’s global path
Wyatt Bruton, a 2011 UNC graduate teaching at Zhiying Middle School in Guangdong, China, details how entrepreneurship shaped his Carolina experience. -
U.S. Students’ Entrepreneurial Energy Waiting to Be Tapped
Aspirations are high, but experience and education are lacking -
Fundamental Change Is Never Voluntary- A HuffPo Blog by Buck Goldstein
Professor Buck Goldstein offers an analysis of higher education as well as as link to the introduction to his book, Engines of Innovation. -
Lessons From Steve Jobs: Listening to the Rustling of the Breeze
Buck Goldstein, entrepreneur in residence at UNC-Chapel Hill, evaluates how former Apple CEO Steve Jobs embodies Peter Drucker’s sources of innovation in his latest Huffington Post blog. -
Meet a Tar Heel: James and Judy Hill
James Hill ’10 and his mother Judy ’78 are true believers in Carolina’s minor in entrepreneurship. -
Replacing Fear and Greed- Two Recent Visits to Google NY
Professor Buck Goldstein explains in his Huffington Post blog how Google HQ isn’t exactly what we all imagine. -
Low Risk and High Return- Investing in our Best
Our own Professor Buck Goldstein blogs for The Huffington Post regarding his experiences with this past spring’s first-year honors seminar students. -
The Best Industries for Starting a Business Right Now
The list may surprise you-real estate appraisal, automobile dealers and ‘green toy’ companies. -
The New Innovators—Profiles of the Next Generation
Meet the force behind Rev Up Innovation, the students of Professor Buck Goldstein’s Engines of Innovation first-year seminar.