As discussed in the Course Overview, the goal of this course is to challenge students to develop business-driven solutions to important social issues.  Thus, one of the first tasks will be to form teams and select a social issue to address.  In preparation for your first assignment (CPA #1), you should review the Portfolio sites from previous quarters to see the type of Challenge projects that were done by student teams.  This review will give you a good idea of the type of issues and projects that have been done before. 

Friday Speaker Series (Click to view video of session)

• Jan 17 - Daniels Fund. 
• Jan 24 - Nathan Havey
• Feb 7- Pathway Panel
• Feb 14 - Jamie Van Leeuwen
• Feb 21 - Business Faculty Panel
• Mar 13 – Pitch Competition - Three Daniels Locations from 10am until 1:45pm. Reception for students and judges to follow with announcements of winning teams. See Full Presentation Schedule Below.   A Reception will be held at noon in the lobby of Margery Reed Hall.

Sections:

Section 1 - Prof. Spensley, TTH 8-9:50 AM

• Sea Protectors
• SeaFeed
• Housing Group
• Ocean Pollution 
• Textile Industry Waste

Section 2 - Prof. Spensley, WF 10:00 - 11:50 AM

• California Water Depletion 
• Turning White Pollution Green
• NOZone
• NoPlastic
• Rural Health in Colorado

Section 3 - Prof. Novak TR 2:00 - 3:50 PM

• Curb Your Incarceration
• Disability and Education
• Team Cow (Diet and Environmental Impact)
• Make Green the New Black
• Mental Health

Entrepreneurship Pathway

Room: Reiman Theater 

Judges:  Leitsch, Faleide, Holloway, Hutton

Intrapreneurship Pathway/Partnership Pathway

Room: MRH 106

Judges:  Armstrong, Gable, Heisler

Partnership Pathway/Intrapreneurship Pathway

Room:  MRH011

Judges:  Harrison, Raitano, Lamm