The premier entrepreneurial organization of Brown University.
The Nelson Center is the primary location for entrepreneurship on College Hill.
E'Ship is the student-run organization of entrepreneurial activity at RISD.
A semester-long program that teaches students how to create their own ventures.
The Swearer Center is a community of scholars, students, practitioners and community members who work together to build on community strengths and address community challenges.
A four-year, community service and skill-learning program for first-year students.
A two-year developmental program including instruction, training, mentorship, and an annual stipend for social innovation.
During the two weeks over winter break, students intern at social enterprise and nonprofit organizations in Boston, NYC, San Francisco and D.C.
A program to help students design courses of study as part of their concentration requirements.
A weekend-long hackathon at Brown consisting of both a competition and educational workshops.
The Dive In Podcast focuses on sharing the stories of founders, educators, and innovators from all backgrounds, and has an audience from all around the world.
VWV routinely backs Brown and RISD’s groundbreaking students, faculty, and alumni on their ventures.
BDSI awards grants, makes data science research accessible, and holds weekly workshops on data science computing skills.
FSAB completes pro-bono software projects for members of the Brown community.
A student-run art and design driven accelerator program.
An opportunity to become a mentor and work with other founders.
A conference with a mixture of workshops, panels, and discussions that revolve around design.
SRIF generates long-term financial returns and educates its members on topics ranging from social entrepreneurship to corporate governance.
Brown University’s largest investment fund that actively invests in the stock market.
An online platform that connects students with companies for virtual internships.
An opportunity to get guidance and feedback on your startup, or simply learn more about getting your ideas rolling.
An international network of student-led studios implementing design thinking to tackle local and social problems.
An organization challenging the status quo of design thinking by offering articles, courses, and events.
An organization that creates robotics that collaborate with humans to solve problems.
Cohort programs that bring Brown and RISD students to some of the biggest startup scenes across the globe.
The Brown University technology transfer office.
A student-led effort to ignite communications between disparate fields in academia, business, and thought at Brown.
A student-led effort to ignite communications between disparate fields in academia, business, and thought at RISD.
A grant given to individuals or groups working to build community-driven projects.
A grant given to individuals or groups working to build community-driven projects.
A grant, up to $2,500, that aims to fund startups that are developing their solutions.
The premier summer accelerator program designed for Brown and RISD students to develop impactful ventures.
Prize money, amounting to $50k, granted to the most advanced entrepreneurial ventures by Brown students.
BSA Inspire is a social impact competition for projects that benefit Brown or Providence.
A student-run makerspace encouraging collaboration, flexibility, and accessibility.
