TTU’s colleges of Business and Engineering are expanding a collaborative effort to help students learn to work together to better prepare them for life after graduation.
“This effort places students in the context of the type of problems they’re going to be experiencing in the real world,” said Robby Sanders, chemical engineering assistant professor.
Last spring, a pilot program included a business plan competition where students pitched companies based on engineering projects, a business simulation for engineering students and an elevator pitch competition, which was won by a human ecology student.