Hanover — Dartmouth College’s entrepreneurship program has gone from startup to IPO.
The college’s four-year pilot program that reorganized and expanded its program for budding entrepreneurs has raised $36 million to establish a permanent center on campus that will serve as a cross-institutional “hub” for students, faculty and alumni that will focus on entrepreneurship.
The new center, which will be located on the west end of campus near the Tuck School of Business and Thayer School of Engineering, is designed to foster and support students interested in launching business ventures or social enterprises by tapping the resources of all divisions of the college as well as alumni and experts in the entrepreneurship community.
