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A 7-week no-equity summer accelerator program for early-stage Fordham founders, hosted by the Fordham Foundry. Features workshops, mentorship, coaching, and hands-on experience to refine ideas and build startup foundations. Operates in-person at Lincoln Center with online option.

Also known as: Fordham Foundry Summer Accelerator

How we know this: the figures on this page come from the linked sources (last verified 2026-06-22); what those sources do not state is left unknown.

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Funding range

Not listed

Equity

None

Application

Annual

Campus Wide

Last activity

2026-07-17

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    Application and Timing

    Applications open March 1st. Interviews in April. Team announcements in May. Program runs June 1 - July 17.

    Participants

    Open to teams of Fordham Foundry entrepreneurs from any school or college, including alumni. Preference for teams that have participated in earlier-stage offerings like the Pitch Challenge. Startups with multiple founders preferred. No equity stake taken.

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    Verification Gaps

    • Number of teams selected per cohort not specified on program page
    • First cohort year unclear (page shows 2026 dates)
    Program details

    Summer at the Foundry

    Program Structure

    7 weeks (June 1 - July 17, 2026). Weekly schedule includes:

    • Momentum Mondays (12-1 PM): Weekly kickstart with positive energy and motivation
    • Workshop Wednesdays (6-8:30 PM): Hands-on workshops for soft and hard skills
    • Founder Fridays (12-1 PM): Connection with industry professionals and startup investors

    Selection Criteria

    • Solving a meaningful problem with validated problem-solution fit
    • Proof of concept or prototype
    • Achievable milestones and goals
    • Passion, coachability, and strong work ethic
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