Are you a high school student with big ideas and a desire to make a difference? Curious about how innovation and entrepreneurship can shape your future at college or university and beyond?
Join this engaging and interactive webinar designed for teens who want to turn their creativity into real-world impact. We will explore how colleges and universities support innovation through startup incubators, design labs, and entrepreneurship programs, and learn how students like you are building businesses, launching social ventures, and solving global challenges.
Who Should Attend:
Teens (Grades 9–12) who are curious, creative, and motivated to make a difference.
Takeaway:
Walk away with a clearer vision (mind map) of how to pursue innovation at college and university in your major.
Learn about the programs available at college and university including entrepreneurship, incubators, hackathons, pitch competitions, mentorship, capstone projects, design labs and more.
Join Dr. Minna Allarakhia, graduate of MIT, Brown University, and the University of Waterloo, serial entrepreneur and founder of BioEndeavor – a non-profit organization focused on youth social and green innovation.
Presented by: BioEndeavor Inc.
