
Aggie Innovation Lab
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Aggie Innovation Lab is an experiential learning program launched February 2026 as a partnership between CEE&I and Launch Greensboro (Greensboro Chamber of Commerce). Students are placed in small teams assigned to local startups, working on real business challenges. Operates as an honors-credit opportunity through the Honors College. Pilot semester: 16 students serving 4 local companies. Concludes ahead of Greensboro Startup Week.
Also known as: Aggie Innovation Lab
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Aggie Innovation Lab - North Carolina A&T
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Aggie Innovation Lab - North Carolina A&T
Source: https://www.ncat.edu/news/2026/02/aggie-innovation-lab.php Captured: 2026-02-06 Aggie Innovation Lab Key details: Pilot program launched February 2026 Partnership between CEE&I and Launch Greensboro (Greensboro Chamber of Commerce) Connects student talent with real business needs Operates as honors-credit opportunity through Honors College 16 students in pilot semester, placed in small teams assigned to 4 local companies Students work on projects tied to business growth, strategy, and execution Mentorship from Elizabeth Kane (Launch Greensboro), Sean Johnson (CEE&I), Buffie Longmire-Avital (Honors College), Lu-Ann Berry (SpiceLAB Enterprise) Pilot concludes ahead of Greensboro Startup Week
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