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The Edward M. Muldoon Center for Entrepreneurship

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The Edward M. Muldoon Center for Entrepreneurship

The Edward M. Muldoon Center for Entrepreneurship was created in 1999 with a gift from Mr. Muldoon, a 1948 John Carroll graduate, and a matching gift from the Boler Challenge Fund, to establish a permanent home for the entrepreneurship program of the University. The Muldoon Center’s objective is to inspire the John Carroll University campus and stakeholder communities to launch innovative change that creates value.

The Center guides curious students to identify and solve big problems and launch big solutions using their innate creativity and passion.

According to national statistics, 75% of all entrepreneurs today started as arts and sciences majors. Thus, the center offers any student, regardless of major, a unique series of opportunities to learn, apply, and practice their entrepreneurial skills in a real-world setting. The academic and co-curricular programs under the Muldoon Center umbrella allow students to develop their creativity, and innovative ideas, to work with and learn from business owners, and to participate in local, regional and national competitions.

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Dr. Doan Winkel
Kahl Chair in Entrepreneurship
Muldoon Center Director
John Carroll University
dwinkel@jcu.edu