ENT 303 - Social Entrepreneurship, Civic Engagement & Community Development

Social entrepreneurship involves using business to address social problems. This course explores theory, practice, and policy regarding social entrepreneurship. In doing so, it aims to foster conceptual and experiential knowledge about its use as a community development strategy. This course teaches students using engaged civic learning. Engaged civic learning is a high-impact educational practice that reinforces and refines the theories, models, and methods that students learn in the classroom through real-world, hands-on experiences with local non-profit organizations and other community partners.
Lecture
Credits: 3
Prerequisite: ENT 200
Not Liberal Arts
Offered in the Spring Semester.