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Michael J. and Ann Sherman Center for Engineering Entrepreneurship Education

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The Sherman Center for Engineering Entrepreneurship Education was founded in 2014 by Michael J. Sherman (COE '68) and Ann Sherman. Focuses on engineering and product development entrepreneurship. 700+ community members. Located in Hayden Hall, Boston. Programs include Generate (student-led product development studio building MVPs for ventures), Venture Co-op (co-op placements at startups), and Forge (student-led engineering/product development community). Features Sherman Makerspace (010 Hayden Hall) with prototyping capabilities. Offers academic courses in product development and runs ShermCast podcast and Sherman Gazette newsletter.

Also known as: Sherman Center

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