BISMARCK STATE COLLEGE
1500 Edwards Avenue
PO Box 5587
Bismarck, ND 58506
800-445-5073
http://www.bismarckstate.edu

Courses:

• Two Year Entrepreneurship Option (Associate in Applied Science)

Contact:
Greg Bach
Associate Professor of Management
Bismarck State College
1500 Edwards Avenue
Bismarck, ND 58506
701-224-5572
Fax: 701-224-5550
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James Wright
Professor of Management
Bismarck State College
1500 Edwards Avenue
701-224-5462
Fax: 701-224-5550
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CONCORDIA COLLEGE
901 8th Street South
Moorhead, MN 56562
218-299-3000
http://www.cord.edu
http://www.cord.edu/dept/bae

Courses:

• BUSINESS 476 Entrepreneurship: This course covers the basics of entrepreneurship, both private and social. It covers the entrepreneurial perspective, developing the entrepreneurial plan, initiating the venture, growth and development of the venture, the environmental assessment, the marketing plan, the financials and the business plan. The course also considers family owned businesses. 

Contact:
Scot A. Stradley, Ph.D.
Professor and Chair
Department of Business, Accounting and Economics
Concordia College
Moorhead, MN 56562
218-299-3115
Fax: 218-299-4277
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DICKINSON STATE UNIVERSITY
Jeanne MacDonald
Strom Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation
291 Campus Drive
Dickinson, ND 58601
701-483-2756
Fax: 701-483-2062
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http://www.dickinsonstate.edu

The Strom Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation comprises information on the following initiatives:

• Institute for Technology & Business
• Hometown Competiveness
• Talent Initiative
• Small Business Development Center
• The Strom Entrepreneurial Leadership Series
• E-Scholars Program
• Business Challenge
• ND Trade Office

Through the collaboration of the Strom Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation and the Business Department, Dickinson State University offers an:

• Entrepreneurial Minor to Business/Accounting Majors that includes courses in Business or Accounting Club (BADM 270); Creativity and Innovation (ENTR 300); Advertising and Sales Promotion (BADM 340); Human Resource Management (BADM 346); E-Commerce (BADM 364); Retail Management (MRKT 386) plus two additional elective classes.
• Entrepreneurial Minor to Non-Business students that includes Fundamentals in Accounting (ACC 102); Business Club (BADM 270); Creativity and Innovation (ENTR 300); Leadership and Philosophy on Entrepreneurship in Global Society (ENTR 310); Financial and Legal Issues in Entrepreneurship (ENTR 316); Marketing and Management in a Global Economy (ENTR 346); Writing a Business Plan (ENTR 406); plus one additional elective.
• An Entrepreneurial Certificate that utilizes interactive video technology to make classes available across western North Dakota. Courses include: Creativity and Innovation (ENTR 300); Leadership and Philosophy on Entrepreneurship in Global Society (ENTR 310); Financial and Legal Issues in Entrepreneurship (ENTR 316); Marketing and Management in a Global Economy (ENTR 346); Writing a Business Plan (ENTR 406); and Entrepreneurship Seminar (ENTR 499).

JAMESTOWN COLLEGE
6000 College Lane
Jamestown, ND 58405
701-252-3467
Fax: 701-253-4318
http://www.jc.edu

Jamestown College is in the process of developing an Entrepreneurship Program.

Contact:
Dennis Gash, Dean
Jamestown College
Roland Meidinger Center for Excellence in Business
6026 College Lane
Jamestown, ND 58405
701-252-3467 ext. 2481
Fax: 701-253-4318
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LAKE REGION STATE COLLEGE
1801 College Drive North
Devils Lake, ND 58301
800-443-1313 or 701-662-1600
http://www.lrsc.nodak.edu

Courses:

• BUSN 170 Entrepreneurship:Involves students in starting a business, assessing the possibility of new ventures, and solving problems of small business. A term project is an integral part of the course.

Contact:
Henry Roehrich
Marketing/Business Instructor
1801 College Drive North
Devils Lake, ND 58301
701-343-2651
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Holly Mawby
Workforce Training Director
1801 College Drive North
Devils Lake, ND 58301
800-443-1313 or 701-662-1593
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Donna Gutschmidt
Associate Professor of Marketing/Business
1801 College Drive North
Devils Lake, ND 58301
800-443-1313
Fax: 701-662-1532
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Richard Peterson
Academic Outreach Officer, Grand Forks Air Force Base
888-861-0160
Fax: 701-594-8192
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MAYVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY
330 3rd Street NE
Mayville, ND 58257
800-437-4104

At Mayville State University, their Division of Business and CIS provides a number of courses dedicated to management principles across the curriculum for a Business or CIS student. While several of their courses relate to creating new businesses or building business plans, the primary course taught is Entrepreneurship, Finance and Management with a small business emphasis. A second course required of all Business Administration majors is Business Policies which requires students to experience strategic management and the development of a formal business plan for a new business.

Contact:
Gene Levitt
Division Chair
330 3rd Street NE
Mayville, ND 58257
701-788-4779
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Lee Kaldor
Assistant Professor
330 3rd Street NE
Mayville, ND 58257
701-788-4639
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MINNESOTA STATE COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE
1414 College Way
Fergus Falls, MN 56537-1000
218-736-1531
http://www.minnesota.edu

Minnesota State Community and Technical College is a member of the Minnesota State College and University System. The college has approximately 6,000 students and provides a variety of educational programs and delivery options at its four campuses located in Detroit Lakes, Fergus Falls, Moorhead, and Wadena, in addition to an increasing online population.

All course offerings may be viewed on their website at http://www.minnesota.edu . For admission information, please contact the campus you are interested in attending.

Contact:
Helene Hedlund, Academic Dean-Interim
900 Highway 34 East
Detroit Lakes MN 56501
218-846-3724
Fax: 218-846-3710
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MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY MOORHEAD
721 11th Street South
Moorhead, MN 56563

Courses:

• Entrepreneurial Classes TBA

Contact:
Jim Swenson
Minnesota State University Moorhead
721 11th Street South
Moorhead, MN 56563
218-477-4064
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MINOT STATE UNIVERSITY
500 University Avenue West
Minot , ND 58707
701-858-3000
1-800-777-0750
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http://www.minotstateu.edu

Courses:

• Entrepreneurship/Small Business Management
• Entrepreneurship and New Venture Creation
• Capstone Experience: Entrepreneurship
• Entrepreneurial Finance
• Trial Based Courses with Special Topics:
  • Entrepreneurship and Family Business
  • Introduction to Entrepreneurship
  • Global Entrepreneurship
  • New Venture Creation

Contact:
Donatella Hunter
Department of Business Administration
Minot State University
College of Business
500 University Avenue West
Minot , ND 58707
701-858-3866
Fax: 701-858-3127
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MINOT STATE UNIVERSITY-BOTTINEAU
105 Simrall Boulevard
Bottineau, ND 58318
701-228-2277
http://www.misu-b.nodak.edu

Contact:
Matt Richter
Minot State University-Bottineau
105 Simrall Boulevard
Bottineau, ND 58318
701-228-5624 or 701-858-3208
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ND STATE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
800 6th Street North
Wahpeton, ND 58076-0002
800-342-4325
http://www.ndscs.nodak.edu

Courses:

• BUSN 170: Entrepreneurship: This course helps students gain an understanding of the business/marketing principles necessary to start and operate a business. Students will develop an awareness of the opportunities for small business ownership and develop the planning skills needed to open a small business. Students will explore the traits and characteristics of successful entrepreneurs. Students gain an awareness of knowledge needed in research, planning, operations, and regulations affecting small business. Students will learn strategies of business management and marketing and the economic role of the entrepreneur in the market system.

Contact:
Duane Pederson
Department Chair/Associate Professor
ND State College of Science
Horton Hall 204D
800 6th Street North
Wahpeton, ND 58076
701-671-2771
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NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY
PO Box 5167
Fargo, ND 58105
http://www.ndsu.edu

Courses:

• ENGR 310: Entrepreneurship for Engineers and Scientists: How to turn a great idea into a business by starting a company and/or profiting from a new invention. Developing a product, conducting patent searches, securing intellectual property rights, writing a business plan, obtaining financing, etc. are covered.
• BUSN 362: Foundations of Retailing: Analysis of the global retail environment and exposure to issues such as the development of retailing image, location theory, inventory management, and integrated marketing communication.
• BUSN 415: Small Business Institute: Practical application of classroom learning in a supervised consulting project with a local business. Teams analyze actual business problems and develop recommendations for the client.
• BUSN 456: Entrepreneurship/Small Business Management: A comprehensive course in entrepreneurship and the management of small business, including family business, franchises, start-ups and buy-outs. Applies management, marketing, finance, and business law tools to the small business context.
• BUSN 462: Sales and Sales Force Management: Examination of different aspects of effective personal selling with focus on decision areas pertaining to sales force management.

NDSU offers a full range of courses in Management, Marketing, Finance, Business Law, Management Information Systems, and Accounting; Undergraduate majors and minors in Business Administration, Accounting, Management Information Systems; Masters of Business Administration (MBA) degree -- accredited by AACSB, the most recognized business program accreditation available.

Contact:
Dr. Karen Froelich
Associate Professor of Management
College of Business
North Dakota State University
PO Box 5137
Fargo, ND 58105-5137
701-231-8808
Fax: 701-231-7508
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NORTHLAND COMMUNITY & TECHNICAL COLLEGE

Courses:

• An overview of entrepreneurship courses and outreach programs can be viewed at www.northlandcollege.edu.

Contact:
Mike Normadin
Academic Dean, East Grand Forks Campus
2022 Central Avenue
East Grand Forks, MN 56721
218-773-4800
Fax: 218-773-9919
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Dr. Jeffrey Thomas
Academic Dean, Thief River Falls Campus
1101 Highway 1 East
Thief River Falls, MN 56701
218-681-0852
Fax: 218-681-0774

TRINITY BIBLE COLLEGE
50 Sixth Avenue South
Ellendale, ND 58436
800-523-1603
http://www.trinitybiblecollege.edu

Courses:

• Entrepreneurship Concentration in Addition to Business Administration Degree:
  
  • Entrepreneurship and Innovation
  • Small Business Management 
  • Entrepreneurship Seminar
• Honors Program for Business Students: Harold Schafer Emerging Leaders Academy
• Competitions offered: Annual Harold Schafer Leadership Center Entrepreneurship Fair, Fall Semester

Contact:
Nicole Morrison-Mathern
Harold Schafer Emerging Leaders Academy in Business
701-355-8238 or 1-800-408-6279 ext. 8238
Fax: 701-255-7687
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Business Division Chair
701-355-8160
Fax: 701-255-7687

Dr. Henry Roehrich
Entrepreneurship Concentration
701-355-8154
Fax: 701-255-7687
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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
2900 University Avenue
Crookston, MN 56716
http://www.UMcrookston.edu

A degree from the University of Minnesota is recognized across the world for excellence. U.S. News & World Report named the University of Minnesota, Crookston Campus one of the best comprehensive public colleges in the Midwest for a ninth consecutive year, as UMC advanced to second in the standings. UMC is among the top colleges in the category, "Top Public Midwest Comprehensive Colleges - Bachelor's" for 2007.

If your career goal is to become an entrepreneur or an intrepreneur, UMC's Business Management Bachelor of Science Degree Program with an Emphasis in Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management was developed with you in mind. The program promises a comprehensive learning experience that encompasses all aspects of entrepreneurial business management. You will have an opportunity to find the business niche that is right for you; whether that might be owning and operating a small business in a rural community or climbing the corporate ladder in a major city.

Courses:

• ENTR 2200 - Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Small Business
• Entrepreneurship and the economy. Traits/skills of entrepreneurs, opportunities in entrepreneurship, legal forms of business establishment, self-analysis/fitness for entrepreneurship.
• ENTR 3200 - Business Plan Development
• Business start-up/development phase. Planning related to opportunity recognition, product development, marketing and financing. Students research/write a basic business plan.
• ENTR 3400 - Entrepreneurial and Small Business Finance
• Start-up/expansion financing, requirements for economic development groups, SBA loan guarantees, venture capitalists, small business valuation techniques. Cessation, related tax planning strategies.
• ENTR 4100 - International Entrepreneurship
• Opportunities in international expansion/development, including import-export and franchising. International risk assessment, financial/legal implications, cultural issues.
• ENTR 4200 - Field Studies in Entrepreneurship and Small Business
• Students, in tandem with faculty advisors, consult with local small business or entrepreneurs to solve problems or capitalize on new opportunities. Guest speakers provide insight on philosophies/practices.
• ENTR 4800 - Entrepreneurship and Small Business Strategies
• Capstone course. Students prepare/present comprehensive business plan for entrepreneurial venture, including comprehensive financials, marketing plan, business formation and management plan, and growth strategy.

Contact:
Eric S. Burgess
University of Minnesota
2900 University Avenue
Crookston, MN 56716
218-218-8190
Fax 218-281-8080
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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA
PO Box 8193
Grand Forks, ND 58202
701-777-2011
1-800-CALL-UND
http://www.und.edu
http://business.und.edu/entr

The Entrepreneurship Program at the UND College of Business and Public Administration was recently ranked 8th out of the top 25 undergraduate programs in entrepreneurship education in the U.S. out of 700 programs evaluated by The Princeton Review and Entrepreneur magazine. In 2004, UND was ranked number 14 of 25 as a top entrepreneurial campus by Forbes.com and The Princeton Review. These distinctions recognize the campus and the program for the assistance it provides to budding entrepreneurs.

The program's philosophy is that entrepreneurship is not something you do only at the start of a small business - it's a mindset, a lifelong journey, and a commitment to "do what you dream". Course offerings are available to all UND students, regardless of major. UND offers an Entrepreneurship major, and Entrepreneurship track program for business majors and an Entrepreneurial Studies certificate program for non-business majors.

The major in Entrepreneurship provides students a comprehensive business background with a focus in venture creation and growth. This BBA degree is designed to help students acquire the skills needed to prepare their own ventures, or to work in an existing entrepreneurial business as a corporate entrepreneur. A 9-credit track program is also available to business majors to help build entrepreneurial skills in support of their major field of study.

The Entrepreneurship Program at UND also offers a 16-credit certificate program designed specifically for non-business majors. The sequence of courses in the certificate program provides non-business majors a chance to explore entrepreneurial skills that will help in the development of their own business ideas and innovations or provide career enhancement.

In addition to academic programs, the Center for Innovation offers tech incubator space for student entrepreneurs, free consulting and the Dakota Student Loan Program for student start-ups. The Center also works with entrepreneurs from the community at large on business plans, market plans, financial projections and capital acquisition.

Courses:

• Entr 200: Concept Generation and Technology Entrepreneurship: This course introduces important foundational concepts of entrepreneurship, including technical feasibility, marketability, intellectual property (IP) protection, technology transfer and venture initiation. This course is a team-taught by one BPA faculty member and one faculty member from a technology-oriented discipline.
• Entr 201: The Entrepreneur and the Economy: This course is designed for students not enrolled in the College of Business and Public Administration who have an interest in business and the business world. This course introduces students to the basic characteristics of the world of business including the political, social and economic system in which a business functions, the characteristics of a business, the creation of a business and issues dealing with the world of business.
• Entr 301: Accounting and Financial Concepts for Entrepreneurship: The objective of this course is to develop an entrepreneurial understanding of the development and use of financial information. Topics include cash flows, the accounting cycle, financial statements, capital and master budgets, cost-volume-profit analysis, financial instruments and risk and return issues, among others. Course will not count towards graduation if taken by a College of Business and Public Administration student.
• Entr 302: Marketing and Management Concepts for Entrepreneurship: This course is an introduction to the nature, significance and role of marketing and management in today's society. The main objective is to explore business functions from both management and marketing perspectives. By combining the two disciplines, this course provides the prerequisite understanding needed by non-business undergraduate students pursuing further education in business. It will point out the skills that managers must apply to meet crucial goals. Course will not count towards graduation if taken by a College of Business and Public Administration student.
• Entr 385: Venture Initiation: This course is concerned with the issues surrounding the creation of a new economical entity. The focus of the course is the development of a venture plan.
• Entr 387:Venture Growth: This course includes an overview of the issues faced by entrepreneurs in new ventures that have passed through an initial start-up phase and are now facing a growth or emerging phase and existing organizations attempting to become more entrepreneurial/intrapreneurial. This course focuses on applying general management and entrepreneurship principles to problems encountered by emerging ventures. Information gained from previous course-work, readings, class discussions, guest speakers and research on entrepreneurs will be used to aid case study solutions. The course will combine individual activities and group work.
• Entr 395: Creativity and Innovation in Entrepreneurship:Explores the creative process and helps students identify their own creative problem-solving styles. Students develop innovative solutions to a wide range of problems that arise in the process of pursuing entrepreneurial ventures. Attention is devoted to the need for creative approaches to opportunity identification and business concept formulation when developing new products, services and processes. Emphasis will be placed both on individual creativity in teams in a work context.
• Entr 397:Entrepreneurship Internship: Compensated practical work experience with an entrepreneurial firm.
• Entr 405: New Product Development: This course is concerned with the generation of product ideas and concepts and the design and development of products and services which meet market needs. Particular attention is paid to new product development as a multi-functional team effort.
• Entr 410: Entrepreneurial Finance: This course is concerned with the financial functions of a new or entrepreneurial venture. The primary focus is on the function of the financial plan in the overall venture plan as well as sources of venture capital and cash flow management.

Contact:
Jeffrey Stamp, Ph.D., Endowed Chair of Entrepreneurship
College of Business and Public Administration
University of North Dakota
PO Box 8098
Grand Forks, ND 58202
701-777-3701
Fax: 701-777-2019
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Craig Silvernagel, Director Entrepreneurship Programs
College of Business and Public Administration
PO Box 8098
Grand Forks , ND 58202
701-777-2463
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Bruce Gjovig, Director
Center for Innovation
4200 James Ray Drive
Grand Forks, ND 58202
701-777-3132
Fax: 701-777-2339
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VALLEY CITY STATE UNIVERSITY
101 College Street SW
Valley City, ND 58072
800-532-8641
http://www.vcsu.edu

Courses:

• Management 485-Entrepreneurship

Contact:
Kristin Slyter, Instructor
Business and Information Technology
Valley City State University
101 College Street SW
Valley City, ND 58072
701-845-7722
Fax: 701-845-7321
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WILLISTON STATE COLLEGE
PO Box 1326
1410 University Avenue
Williston , ND 58802
701-774-4200 or 888-863-9455
http://www.wsc.nodak.edu

Entrepreneurship Courses: Williston State University offers both a certificate (33 credits) and AAS degree (62 credits) in Entrepreneurship. Both programs are entirely online. The courses listed below are the core entrepreneurship courses.

Courses:

• ENTR 170 Introduction to Entrepreneurship
• ENTR 224 Small Business Finance
• ENTR 226 Marketing for Small Business
• ENTR 228 Management for Small Enterprises
• ENTR 234 Customer Service for Small Enterprises
• ENTR 236 Global Entrepreneurship and E-Commerce
• ENTR 285 Small Business Strategy and Implementation
• ENTR 299 Special Topics in Entrepreneurship

Outreach Programs: With the use of IVN and online technology, Williston State College is prepared to offer entrepreneurship courses as dual credit to high schools.

Contact:
Dr. Dawn Olson, Coordinator
Entrepreneurship Program
PO Box 1326
Williston, ND 58802
701-774-6204
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Mrs. Wanda Meyer
Director for Distance Education
PO Box 1326
Williston, ND 58802
701-774-4231
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ND ASSOCIATION OF TRIBAL COLLEGES
http://www.ndatc.org

The association maintains three outreach programs. Through collaborative efforts the association subcontracts with the University of North Dakota to provide an Outreach Core Program that networks the state's five tribal colleges. The focus of this Outreach Core Program is on curriculum enhancement in the sciences. Funding for this program is from the National Institute of Health. The second outreach program provides a distance education program for the Tribal colleges. Through distance education the association provides Internet courses to the students on the campuses of the Tribal colleges. With funding from NASA, the association provides a summer internship program at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland for Tribal college students. The students study at the Space Center with NASA scientists who mentor them in the sciences.

Contact:
Phyllis Howard, Executive Director
919 South 7th Street, Suite 205
Bismarck, ND 58504
701-223-4100
Fax: 701-223-4140
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CANKDESKA CIKANA (LITTLE HOOP) COMMUNITY COLLEGE
P.O. Box 269
Fort Totten, ND 58335
701-766-4415
http://www.littlehoop.edu

Programs:

• Business Administration: Associate of Arts
• Accounting: Associate of Arts
• Natural Resource Management: Associate of Arts
• Agriculture: Associate of Science

Community Outreach:

• Money Smart Personal Financial Management

Courses:

• Accounting I & II
• Principles of Microeconomics
• Principles of Macroeconomics
• Managerial Accounting
• Payroll Accounting
• Natural Resources Management
• Range Management
• Ag. Business Management
• Management Information Systems
• Principles of Management
• Office Management
• Records Management

Contact:
Cynthia Lindquist, President
Cankdeska Cikana Community College
P.O. Box 269
Ft. Totten, ND 58335
701-766-4055
Fax: 701-766-1121

FORT BERTHOLD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PO Box 490
220 8th Avenue North
New Town, ND 58763
701-627-4738
http://www.fbcc.bia.edu/

SITTING BULL COLLEGE
1341 92nd Street
Fort Yates, ND 58538
701-854-3861
Fax: 701-854-3403
http://www.sittingbull.edu/

Courses:

• Legal Environment of Business
• Accounting
• Principles of Management
• Entrepreneurship
• Human Resource Management
• Supervision
• Tax Procedures
• Business Finance
• Principles of Marketing
• Business Writing
• Small Business Management
• Virtual Enterprise Management
• World Business
• Personal and Small Business Finance
• Tribal Law
• Conflict Resolution
• Payroll Accounting
• Business Ethics
• Strategic Management

Programs:

• Business Administration: Bachelor of Science
• Business Administration: Associate of Arts
• Agribusiness: Associate of Science
• Business Administration/Management: Associate of Science
• Business Administration/Management: Associate of Applied Science Arts & Crafts Entrepreneurship
• Business Administration /Management: Certificate Arts & Crafts Entrepreneurship Certificate
• Entrepreneurship Certificate
• Farm/Ranch Management: Certificate

Community Outreach:

• First Step FastTrac Entrepreneurial Training
• Money Smart Personal Financial Management
• VITA Income Tax Preparation
• LeadershipPlenty Community Development
• Quickbooks, Financial Projections, and Ag Borrowing Training

Contact:
Koreen Ressler, Vice President of Academic Affairs
Sitting Bull College
1341 92nd Street
Fort Yates , ND 58538
701-854-3861 ext. 201

TURTLE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PO Box 340
Belcourt, ND 58316
701-477-7862
Fax: 701-477-7807
http://www.turtle-mountain.cc.nd.us/

A Career in Entrepreneurship: The Entrepreneurship program enables Tribal and community members to receive the basic tools necessary to start and operate a business. The students acquire the basic awareness of skills and qualities necessary to compete in the increasingly sophisticated and changing electronic and global economy from a tribal, rural, and entrepreneurial perspective. To further emphasis this curriculum incorporates Native American business case studies.

Courses:

• ENTR 233 ENTREPRENEURSHIP I: This course focuses on information and procedures needed to start up and operate a small business. Topics include the business plan, market research, management, accounting, and finance.
• ENTR 234 ENTREPRENEURSHIP II: This course is an extension of the Entrepreneurship I course with advanced studies addressing integration of market research, management, accounting, and finance. The focus is on the operation of an actual small business and refining the business plan.

Contact:
Chad DeCoteau
Instructor
PO Box 340
Belcourt , ND 58316
701-477-7862
Fax: 701-477-7807
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UNITED TRIBES TECHNICAL COLLEGE
3315 University Drive
Bismarck, ND 58504
701-255-3285
http://www.uttc.edu/

The Small Business Management (SBM) curriculum offers the student an opportunity to study the realm of entrepreneurship and management. Upon completion of a two-year Associate of Applied Science Degree, the SBM student can become an entrepreneur, work in the business sector with management skills, or if desired, pursue a higher education degree. The program offers a variety of management, business, technology and general education courses.