SST 295-03 - ST: Social Enterprise and Innovation

2 credits (Fall)

Cross-listed as: ANT 295-03. This course, sponsored by the Donald L. Wilson Program in Enterprise and Leadership, takes a case-study approach to developing social enterprise, using case studies by alumni visitors. Innovations include changes in products, processes, and organizational structures, in such fields as environmental management, education, biotechnology, community action organizations, web-based business, medical, and high technology firms. Alumni will participate throughout in the course, giving their experience of managing innovation in a variety of organizations.

Prerequisite: Two courses in social studies division (Anthropology, Education, History, Economics, Sociology, Social Studies or Political Science).
Note: Dates: September 28 to November 30. 1/2 semester course deadlines apply.
Instructor: Caulkins