UMD’s Spring Cultural Entrepreneurship Fair featured the work of nearly 70 students, with projects ranging from explorations of Duluth's cultural and creative industry entrepreneurs and mock project/organization launches from CUE 1001 students to more fully developed cultural entrepreneurship projects from CUE 3002 students.
"The Cultural Entrepreneurship program is first among a small number of full degree programs nationally which focus on the creative economy,” explains Aparna Katre, assistant professor of Cultural Entrepreneurship. “The courses in this major provide students ample opportunities for practical application of knowledge.”