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Wednesday, January 26, 2022

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Kaveh Abhari Named Zahn Professor of Creativity and Innovation

He plans to help local start-ups in underserved communities through digital technologies.

Entrepreneurship

Fowler Senior Dives into Successful Startup

Lavin Entrepreneur Liam Howlett’s summer job inspired him to establish a business that teaches people to swim.

Hailey Valladao shows a prototype of the Well app.

Entrepreneurship

ZIP Launchpad, Apple Help Students Develop App

The on-campus incubator and tech giant teamed up for a three-day Design Lab.

Entrepreneurship

#SDSUGrad: Kendall Fortner

Kendall Fortner will work at Sound Talent Group, a music agency, in an administrative role.

Till Kuehn (left) and Till Hartwig are the co-founders of the till App

Entrepreneurship

International Exchange Students Help Restaurants During COVID-19 Crisis

An idea developed by two international students at SDSU has grown into a company with a mission to prevent food waste.

Entrepreneurship

SDSU Student Gets Real About Entrepreneurship

SDSU student entrepreneur Ryan Wallace is driven to help people overcome feelings of loneliness and isolation through his work with the Lavin Entrepreneurship Center.

Creative Mind Academy offers high school students the opportunity to take two three-unit SDSU classes from eight core tracks.

Introducing SDSU’s Creative Mind Academy for High School Students

A new, innovative summer institute allows high school students to earn college credit for theory-based courses and get a taste of SDSU student life.

Students show off the piggy banks they created during the ZIP Launchpad

ZIP Launchpad a “Great Motivator” During Pandemic

SDSU’s start-up incubator is thinking outside the box to encourage student entrepreneurs with virtual programming.

SDSU student entrepreneur Tiffany Gil (left) is shown with her Great Grass Race teammate Katie Knight.

SDSU Student Entrepreneur Mows Down Competition

SDSU student Tiffany Gil is using her prize money from “The Great Grass Race” to fund her startup company that she founded in SDSU’s ZIP Launchpad.

Bio I-Corps, a spinoff of the National Science Foundation Innovation Corps program, teaches researchers how to develop innovations based on federally funded research.

Fostering Inclusive Innovation

A workshop created by SDSU innovators encourages a diverse group of biotech faculty to consider themselves entrepreneurs.

Words of Wisdom — and Other Help — for Entrepreneurs

Eddie Rodriguez is supporting SDSU’s ZIP Launchpad with a gift that will promote diversity among its teams of budding startups.

Cody Barbo: The Will to Succeed

The former Associated Students president discusses his entrepreneurial path, his dedication to SDSU as an alumnus and new fatherhood.

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