Peoria, IL (September 6, 2012) Bradley University has created the Robert and Carolyn Turner School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, the first school of its type in the nation.
The Turner School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation is a stand-alone academic unit, offering students in all disciplines opportunities to study entrepreneurship and innovation in classrooms and experiential settings. Entrepreneurship education is historically restricted to students studying business or engineering, and is housed in a specific college, while the Turner School is available to students throughout the University. The Turner School is welcoming its first students this semester.
“Our groundbreaking School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation will nurture students’ entrepreneurial behaviors, innovation, creativity and collaboration,” President Joanne K. Glasser said. “I thank Robert and Carolyn Turner for helping create this distinctive school that will offer an outstanding educational opportunity for our students, and will move Bradley toward national distinction.”
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