1. USASBE 2002 National Innovative Entrepreneurship Education Course Award University of St. Thomas Dr. Jeffrey R. Cornwall Dr. Michael J. Naughton

2. Christian Faith and the Management Professions: An Entrepreneurial Perspective

3. Overview of course  History  Student recruitment  Team teaching  Class format

4. Making the Course Happen  Committed Instructors  Aquinas Foundation Grant  Support from Deans for Team-teaching  Theology Department Counts Course Toward Liberal Arts Requirements  Entrepreneurship Department Allows Release of Faculty to Teach Course Each Year

5. Course Content

6. Liberal Arts & Entrepreneurship Interdisciplinary Integration

7. Liberal Arts & Entrepreneurship: Who is the “good entrepreneur?  Work and Leisure  Integrity of the Entrepreneur: An Integrated and Balanced Life

8. Faith and Work: A Tradition of Engaging Faith and Entrepreneurship  History of Entrepreneurship and Christianity  Meaning of Success  Entrepreneurial Virtues Re-discovered

9. Ethics & Practice: Providing Good Work  Vision  People  Wealth

10. Assignments  Self-assessment Project Assignment  Interview Project Assignment  Integrative Paper  Class Participation and Preparation

11. Integration into the Curriculum

12. Keys to Success of UST Entrepreneurship Program: From 1999 Award Presentation  Interdisciplinary Integration  Value Based Learning and Ethics  Entrepreneurially Experienced Faculty  Learning Portfolio

13. Business Core Entrepreneurship Electives Entrepreneurship Electives Liberal Arts Entrepreneurship Capstone Entrepreneurship Capstone Foundations in Entrepreneurship Integration and Dual Capstones University/ Liberal Arts Capstone University/ Liberal Arts Capstone

14. Outcomes  Short-term: Course evaluations On-going self-assessment  Follow-up Survey

15. Benefits In the students’ own words…