The Hagerman Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at UM-Flint held its first Summer Entrepreneurship Institute camp this July.
High school juniors and seniors spent three days learning about multiple aspects of entrepreneurship, business and marketing. The camp aims to help high school students understand entrepreneurship and the excitement surrounding new ventures that can solve real problems.
Amy Gresock, assistant professor in the School of Management, said she hopes to challenge the students to think about entrepreneurship in a multifaceted way.
