Students are expected to prepare a deliverable solution that meets the specific needs of the client. The relationship allows a young, growing company to access an assortment of business and marketing services that otherwise might be out of budget.
“I designed the course to provide students with the opportunity to shadow an entrepreneur, in a collaborative setting, for an entire semester,” said Clark. “This approach creates a win-win-win outcome: local entrepreneurs are better able to scale and contribute to the regional economy, and the jobs created are often filled by students once they graduate.”
To learn more about the course, and the work Clark and here students did, click here.
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