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Revision as of 15:25, 6 November 2015
Allocating People
Komal Rachel Meghana Julia Carlin Albert David Jackie
Ranking universities on their entrepreneurship ecosystems
We might want work out how to quantify university ecosystem performance. To start with, let's find out who ranks universities, what their methodologies are, and whether we can get their data.
Possible metrics:
- No. classes, students trained, degree of training
- Relevant faculty and experts
- No. start-ups by students, faculty/staff, and alums
- And value created!
- Resources provided (flex-space, fab shops, etc.)
This might also serve as a closed-system test-case for ranking urban ecosystems.
Lunch
We could do a monthly (?) lunch and invite alums. School of social science does one through the Gateway program. They invite 5 alums and a max of 25 students, and have 1 alum with 5 students. This isn't really networking, more life information. We could do something better?
