This project aims to create a reflective space for graduate students to explore and share their educational experiences through art.
Friday, April 4, 2025 15:00to16:00
Thursday, April 17, 2025 12:00to13:00
Before finding customers, many startup and spinoff businesses need to find funding. In addition to government grants and tax-credits, companies can also raise money by dilutive funding. Such an investment should provide critical funding to the company and raise its value, but dilutes the ownership of existing shareholders. For early-stage ventures from university research, how can you find investors willing to take a risk on a newly founded business? And how much ownership should you give away?
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Wednesday, April 30, 2025 12:00to13:00
Managing interns may seem like a simple activity for researchers, but this is less the case when it comes to working with people who have different skill sets. How do you determine the quality of the work? How to ensure the intern is motivated and engaged? What are some red flags that might be missed when dealing with non-technical positions? This session will help MIF teams get the most from their interns. To guide teams through this exercise, we have enlisted the support of two experts: Professor Niels Billou and Frances Arthur.
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Thursday, May 1, 2025 16:30to19:00
While there is a growing awareness and interest in entrepreneurship, for many people it remains an undiscovered country. Full of promise, but completely unknown. In particular, students in sustainable may feel they have even fewer options than their counterparts in business school. To explore this topic, and offer some positive examples of where this path can lead, the MIF is teaming up with the MSSI to present a panel discussion.
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