NC State has partnered with HQ Raleigh, a local company that supports startups, and the university’s Entrepreneurship Garage (eGarage) to establish a creative space in Partners I on Centennial Campus in an effort to give students more entrepreneurial opportunities on campus.
According to the NC State Entrepreneurship website, the eGarage is a place where students can go to design, prototype and generally pursue entrepreneurial ideas.
It is currently housed in Centennial's Innovation Hall, according to Megan Greer, assistant vice provost and managing director of NC State Entrepreneurship.
Image: Dasola Olanrewaju, a fourth-year studying computer engineering and electrical engineering, explains workshop spaces at the eGarage new-member orientation on Monday, Feb. 11, 2019 at Innovation Hall on Centennial Campus. The eGarage has multiple rooms for students to create prototyping projects and share entrepreneurial ideas. Solynna Crownson
