Academics > Majors and Areas of Study > Business Administration and Accounting > Haller Enterprise Institute > Intro to Entrepreneurship Class

The Introduction to Entrepreneurship course (BAdm 200) is designed to give the individual a general foundation of basic operational proceedings for small business management. This course gives special emphasis to entrepreneurship including franchising, buying out an existing business and formation of new ventures. The focus of the course throughout will be the development of a comprehensive business plan. This course has no prerequisites and is open to anyone interested in starting a small business.

Haller Enterprise Institute Outstanding Business Plan Award Winners

Professor David Miller recognized eight students from the Introduction to Entrepreneurship class for their outstanding business plans. Each of these students was awarded a $500 scholarship and presented their business plan and ideas to the members of the Haller Enterprise Institute at a meeting on February 4, 2008.

Front row:  Joel Bussard, Ryan Terdle, Theresa Phillips, Leah Mungai.

Back row:  Dan Quiring, James Fawcett, Robert Emes, Eric Wadowski.