Faculty
At Kennesaw State University, faculty and staff play a vital role in cultivating a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem. Whether you're passionate about mentoring student innovators, conducting impactful research, or launching your own venture, there are multiple ways to engage. Through initiatives like the Supporting Student Entrepreneurs program, the Faculty Fellowship in Entrepreneurship, and research opportunities focused on innovation and enterprise, you can help shape the next generation of changemakers. Plus, if you're exploring your own business ideas, KSU offers resources and guidance for starting or funding a business. Join us in building a culture of creativity, collaboration, and real-world impact.
Faculty Needs
Supporting Student Entrepreneurs
Faculty at Kennesaw State University can play a transformative role in supporting student entrepreneurs by engaging across multiple touchpoints within the university’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, whether it's through mentoring and coaching, integrating entrepreneurship into coursework or capstone projects, or participating in panels that inspire and educate student entrepreneursFaculty Fellowship Program
Faculty at Kennesaw State University can play a transformative role in supporting student entrepreneurs by engaging across multiple touchpoints within the university’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, whether it's through mentoring and coaching, integrating entrepreneurship into coursework or capstone projects, or participating in panels that inspire and educate student entrepreneursResearch Opportunities
Faculty at Kennesaw State University have a unique opportunity to contribute to the evolving landscape of entrepreneurship through rigorous, publishable academic research. Join a growing community of thought leaders dedicated to generating insights that shape entrepreneurial theory and practice—while positioning your work for publication in top academic journals.Assistance Starting or Funding a Business
Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer Research (STTR) - Through SBIR and STTR programs, federal agencies award non-dilutive funding in 2 phases to develop your technology and chart a path toward commercialization.