Program Activities
The Beckendorf Family Center for Innovation and Global Entrepreneurship supports students, faculty, alumni and community members who are interested in starting their own businesses. Areas include educational programs, experiential activities, networking and outreach, business partnerships, related coursework and much more.
How can we assist you?
The H-E-B School of Business and Administration offers professional experiences for students entering into business professions and entrepreneurship initiatives. Professional development opportunities include startup challenges and pitch competitions.
Students can benefit by taking courses that complement their degree plans. The courses will enhance events and opportunities offered through the center.
Students at the H-E-B School of Business and Administration (HEBSBA) have access to thousands of dollars' worth of scholarships available only to business students.
Establish and develop a network of innovative entrepreneurs to learn from and showcase your business initiatives. Coaching and mentorship opportunities will be offered to students.
Business Resource Fair
Thursday, Nov. 14 | 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
UIW Student Engagement Center
Network, learn from industry professionals and discover new opportunities at resource tables from the Bexar County Clerk, Geekdom, Frost Bank and more! View the Business Resource Fair flyer (pdf).
Contact Dr. Teresa Harrison at teresa.harrison@uiwtx.edu or (210) 283-6482. All are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Take advantage of internships and career opportunities offered through the center and learn more by visiting the UIW Career Services.
External Entrepreneurship Organizations
United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (USASBE) is an inclusive community advancing entrepreneurship education through bold teaching, scholarship and practice.
Texas University Network for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (TUNIE) is an association of universities and colleges formed in 2008 to promote innovation and entrepreneurship and to share best practices across schools located in Texas.
The Global Partnership for Poverty and Entrepreneurship (GPPE) provides a dynamic platform for sharing resources related to venture creation by the poor.