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Idaho State University's Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Development (CEED) is the College of Business hub for startup activity in southeastern Idaho. A related Commercialization Center helps high-tech founders pursue SBIR and STTR grants.

This page is compiled from public university and program pages. It has not been claimed or corrected by the school.

Include. Idaho State has an entrepreneurship center and SBIR support. The student startup layer is thinner than Boise State or the University of Idaho, and that limit is explicit here.

How we know this: the figures on this page come from the linked sources (last verified 2026-10-08); what those sources do not state is left unknown.

At a glance

Indexed programs

2

All currently active

Top direct funding

No direct cash prizes indexed

Equity

Mixed equity terms

Program mix

2

Entrepreneurship Center · Tech Transfer

Programs to explore

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2 programs indexed

Entrepreneurship Center

Tech Transfer

Also: ISU Commercialization Center

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funding range

Indirect supportEquity variesongoingActive
Last activity
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Participants
Faculty, Community Entrepreneurs +more
Verification
Partially Verified

From students

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Founders at this school

Funding and Equity

The Commercialization Center helps founders pursue federal SBIR and STTR grants. It does not state that Idaho State writes those checks. A student prize purse was not found on the CEED page.

Recent Activity

The CEED and Commercialization Center pages are current official pages.

Known Startups and Winners

No student ventures are named.

Research gaps & things to verify

Missing Information

A student accelerator, pitch competition, or seed fund was not documented on the pages reviewed.

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