Text Box: Frequently Asked Questions about Technology Transfer What is Technology Transfer ? T2 is the process of building a relationship between education and industry that can have a significant effect on economic development. What is HCC’s involvement in Technology Transfer? Howard Community College serves as the lead partner in a grant from the NSF and, subsequently, is offering a new course to teach entrepreneurs the process of Technology Transfer. Who should take this course?  Anyone who would like to develop business skills within an existing organization or to start a new business will find this class beneficial. Students from selected high schools may also enroll. What is specific about this new course?  A team of experts guides students through market analyses of government-generated innovations to create community businesses. Who else is involved in TAP? We work with Howard County Economic Development and Howard County Public School and research labs, such as JHU APL, NASA and USDA. _____________________________________ Text Box: Spotlight on TAP Text Box: Page #

    are YOU looking for a new

business opportunity?

 

Enroll in ENTR-215

Technology Transfer from Invention to

Marketplace

          Tuesday, 7 p.m. - 10 p.m., or

Wednesday, 7 p.m. - 10 p.m.

Spring 2008

This course is a Business & Entrepreneurial elective

Some tuition assistance available

 
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Technology Assessment

program

At Howard Community

College

invites everybody to

Catch Entrepreneurial Spirit

and explore the exciting world of

Technology Transfer

  at the TAP Access and

Rocket Pitch

 Tuesday, December 4, 2007

6:30 p.m – 8:00 p.m. in RCF–400

Don’t miss this chance to discover and learn about the development and commercialization of inventors’ ideas for small businesses.

Business representatives can participate in TAP as a mentors, guest speakers, and judges. Employees of businesses are

candidates for enrollment.