NGO Education Survey

College: Arthur M. Blank School for Entrepreneurial Leadership

Department: Entrepreneurship (EPS)

Courses:

EPS 1001 – Transformation Through Entrepreneurial Leadership

A foundational course helping students develop an entrepreneurial mindset, self-awareness, and the connection between entrepreneurial action and positive social impact (including non-profits).

EPS 3514 – Be the Change

A course for social‑change makers: students study the UN Sustainable Development Goals, social justice issues, and nonprofit social entrepreneurship; they design a response to a social problem.

EPS 3534 – Scholar in Action Experience

Capstone / field‑project course where students design and execute a venture or project that creates social impact (often in nonprofits or social enterprises). (Referenced in catalog)

EPS 3539 – Cultivating Entrepreneurial Youth Leaders

Students coach and teach youth (middle/high school) using Babson’s youth entrepreneurship curriculum (EPIC), framed by UN SDGs — focusing on social entrepreneurship, self‑efficacy, and community impact.

EPS 4515 – Design Justice Studio

Participatory design and action: students partner with communities and organizations to work on social/environmental challenges via social benefit analysis, theory of change, stakeholder engagement, and ethical norms.

EPS 4527 – EPS By Design: Economic, Social, Environmental Challenges

Focuses on solving big economic, social, and environmental problems using design thinking, entrepreneurial action, and stakeholder collaboration; students develop solutions in areas like climate, equity, and sustainability.

MOB 7507 – Mentoring for the Entrepreneurial Leader

A mentoring course where students build developmental networks (mentors, sponsors) and apply lessons to entrepreneurial leadership, with relevance for social/nonprofit ventures.