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2023 EKU Faculty Writing Retreat

       Invitation to the 2023 EKU Faculty Writing Retreat

Tom's Blog: Education, innovation and the economy

What does AppHarvest, Space Tango, and Lin-Manuel Miranda have in common?  Listen to this conversation I had with Dr.

Tom's Blog: Current impact of COVID-19 on the classroom experience

Recently I talked to Evan Knowles and Logan Jones of the Middle Tech Podcast about the current impact of covid-19 on the classroom experience.  Middle Tech explores startups, technology, and entrepreneurship in Kentucky and beyond.

Tom's Blog: CARES Act Subject Matter Experts

A week into March 2020, every business in the world became a start-up again – having to identify new customers, new products, evaluating their market position, developing their supply and value chains, in an economy rocked by a pandemic. 

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2020 EKU Faculty Writing Retreat

            Invitation to the 2020 EKU Faculty Writing Retreat
                                          May 18-20, 2020

Tom's Blog: Board of Regents Innovation Fund Awards

Last year, the Board of Regents allocated $250,000 to an Innovation Fund to support innovative projects and research initiatives on campus.  Last week at their February meeting, they voted to approve funding for five faculty projects.  You can find out more about those projects here.

Tom's Blog: Success

suc·cess, səkˈses/, noun: the accomplishment of an aim or purpose; a person or thing that achieves desired aims or attains prosperity; the outcome of an undertaking, specified as achieving or failing to achieve its aims.

Tom's Blog: 2018's Best & Worst Small Cities to Start A Business

I was asked to participate in a panel of experts from across the country to discuss the challenges and opportunities for entrepreneurs in small cities.  The following article ranks the best small cities to start a business, with a very consistent message from those who were asked to participate.  Marc Cuban and I have similar comments - and together - we are worth $2.7 billion.&nb

With right help, most businesses succeed, chamber told

Richmond Chamber of Commerce Business and Breakfast gathering

By Bonnie Dailey / Register News Writer

Attendees of the Richmond Chamber of Commerce Business and Breakfast session filled the Arlington dinning room Wednesday morning.

This past summer, the Center for Economic Development Entrepreneurship and Technology at Eastern Kentucky University began looking for five good ideas.

CEDET and the Richmond Chamber Offer Growing Your Business Series

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The Center for Economic Development, Entrepreneurship and Technology (CEDET) at Eastern Kentucky University has partnered with the Richmond Chamber of Commerce to offer a series of free workshops.

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