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Do Good Institute
The Do Good Institute serves as the catalyst to transform the University of Maryland into the nation’s first Do Good Campus, where students are inspired to take action and spur innovations and solutions that tackle today’s social issues.Ed Snider Center for Enterprise and Markets
The Ed Snider Center's mission is to connect this vision with a purpose: to create world-class inter-disciplinary research for an understanding of institutions promoting enterprise, and to reach beyond academic walls through teaching and engagement to make scholarly research relevant for students, business practitioners, and the public.EnTERPreneur Network
The EnTERPreneur Network is a platform for entrepreneurs, intrapreneurs, aspiring entrepreneurs and seasoned professionals to network, share expertise and enjoy exclusive experiences with like-minded Terps.Entrepreneurial Leadership Minor
The Entrepreneurial Leadership minor draws on core principles in innovation and entrepreneurship to give students the fundamentals that they need to excel in the industry.Faculty & Graduate Student Startup Guide
The Startup Guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to launch a startup at the University of Maryland and utilize all available resources to achieve maximum potential.Fischell Institute and MPower Entrepreneurship Fellowship
This fellowship enables students to transition multiple medical device ideas into prototypes and commercial ventures while earning their Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) degrees.Handshake
Handshake is the University Career Center's online career management platform for UMD students and alumni. Handshake can be accessed online or through the app.Hatchery
The Hatchery provides seed funding, working space, mentoring and networking opportunities to student enTERPreneurs who want to turn their startups into viable, sustainable ventures.Henson Day
An annual fun-filled tradition that celebrates UMD alum, Jim Henson '60 & '78, his life, and his legacy on his birthday, September 24th.Hinman CEOs Program
Hinman CEOs, originally launched in 1999 as a living-learning program, has evolved into a student startup accelerator focused on one thing: helping undergraduates to launch app and software startups.