While the CLIC is the central hub for student entrepreneurship, the campus offers many other useful resources. This is just a partial list.
Selling-on-Campus Policy
Learn the limitations on businesses operating on campus. If your business serves students, you may be wise to consult the Dean of Students office after studying the policy.
The Makerspace
Located in Anderson Hall, the Makerspace provides staff, materials, and tools that support 3D printing, screen printing, CAD drawing, sewing, woodworking and more. If you need to design a prototype, this is the space for you!
Career Center
Get hands-on experience working for a startup through internships and externships. Make an appointment to develop a résumé and to learn about related Career Center assessments. Be sure to identify interests and skills in your Handshake account (and keep them updated) so that you are getting internship and job information that is useful to you. (If you don’t set those interest, the system defaults to the choices of the average Carl, and no one is an average Carl!