
Entrepreneurship and Innovation Winter Showcase
About the program · 1 linked sources
The College of Business and Economics event page describes the E&I Winter Showcase as a place for student-led ventures to share ideas and receive feedback. The listed event is March 4, 2026, 12 p.m. to 3 p.m., in Miller Hall 102.
Also known as: E&I Winter Showcase
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.
Key numbers
Funding range
Not listed
Equity
None
Application
Annual
Campus Wide
Last activity
2026-03-04
Medium confidence
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Application and Timing
March 4, 2026, noon to 3 p.m., Miller Hall 102.
Participants
Student-led ventures. The page does not say the showcase is restricted to business majors.
Funding and Equity
No prizes are listed. The event is for feedback and networking.
Recent Activity
The event date is published on the official college events page.
Known Startups or Winners
No awards are described.
Research gaps & things to verify
Verification Gaps
Whether the showcase repeats every winter and which ventures presented in 2026.
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Entrepreneurship and Innovation Winter Showcase
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Entrepreneurship and Innovation Winter Showcase
The College of Business and Economics event page describes the E&I Winter Showcase as a place for student-led ventures to share ideas and receive feedback. The listed event is March 4, 2026, 12 p.m. to 3 p.m., in Miller Hall 102.
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