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Grand Valley grad heads in new direction - Grand Rapids Business Journal

Kat (Samardzija) Weaver isn’t one to sit still when she could be building something new.

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Signature Event: Draper Competition Turns 10

Melissa Parker Draper ’77 reflects on the 10th anniversary of the Draper Competition for Collegiate Women Entrepreneurs, an event she co-founded with her husband, Tim Draper, that has become a signature enterprise event.

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Portland Inno - Inno Under 25: Alden Schatz, Waddle Meal Plan

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College Notes: April-May 2021

EZ Stride, left, was one of three innovations that won Grinspoon Spirit Awards at the Draper Competition at Western New England. Joseph Aberdale of Housatonic was part of a team.

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Texas A&M: Aggie Creates Life-Saving Pet Monitoring Device

Share Stephanie Young, a senior animal science major in the Texas A&M University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, turned from a student to a CEO after developing a lifesaving vitals monitoring device for pets, called SKYPaws. Young used her knowledge gained through opportunities provided to her as a Texas A&M student to partner with Brianna Armstrong, DVM, a recent graduate from Texas A&M’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and former animal science student, to invent SKYPaws. SKYPaws is a tool they hope will help veterinarians change their level of care for animals pre- and post-surgery.

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