Severino Center for Technological Entrepreneurship

Want to know what’s going on in the world of campus entrepreneurship?


Some of the most valuable connections on campus are made through the Paul J. ’69 and Kathleen M. Severino Center for Technological Entrepreneurship. The center guides, mentors, and coaches student-based startup businesses, connecting those who are starting businesses to resources and networks within and beyond the Rensselaer community. Each year, the Severino Center fosters new generations of budding and successful entrepreneurs.
 

Research Commercialization

Commercialize your research with the NSF Innovation Corps program.

Communities

Programs and communities to inspire and assist student entrepreneurs are available year round. 

Competitions

From a light lift to a deep dive, the Eship competitions offer something for everyone.

Mentoring and Resources

Faculty and experienced entrepreneurs mentor students who are developing business models or who want to work with early stage companies.

Funding Opportunities

A short list of non-dilutive capital sources available to early stage entrepreneurs and inventors.

Entrepreneurship Research

Research at the intersection of big data and entrepreneruship.

Entrepreneurship Courses

These courses have been developed for students who have an interest in new venture creation.

Student and Alumni Recognition

Recognizing and honoring alumni and students for their entrepreneurial endeavors.