Skandalaris Center

Following is a guest post from Thi Nguyen, Associate Dean for Graduate and Professional Development in The Graduate School.  Last fall we hosted the first installment of Humanists’ Start Up pitch competition at the Skandalaris Center. Graduate students from humanities

At the 158th Washington University in St. Louis Commencement on May 17th Theresa A. Carrington will receive an honorary doctor of humanities. Theresa A. Carrington is the founder of the Blessing Basket Project, now known as Ten by Three. Through

Students from the Hatchery Class recently presented their final business ideas to members of the St. Louis startup and business community, many of whom had previously taken the Hatchery course themselves. The Hatchery final presentations began with a short introduction

The Skandalaris Center, the Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICTS), and the Siteman Cancer Center recently hosted speakers from the NIH and BioGenerator to help the WashU community understand how to leverage SBIR/STTR resources for students and faculty. On

On Thursday, WashU Law School’s Entrepreneurship and Intellectual Property Law Clinic and Sling Health STL presented workshops about intellectual property and human resources considerations for startups. At the first workshop of the the day students from the Washington University Law