Students in the new Princeton course learn skills like the practice of “close looking,” borrowed from art history, then apply them as catalysts for collaboration and innovation.
Wright Señeres, Princeton Entrepreneurship Council
March 12, 2021 12:24 p.m.
Princeton graduate student Jeff Phaneuf took this photo of his friend during an Adventurelist exploration in Sedona, Arizona. Adventurelist is a two-sided marketplace for guided adventure sports, and the startup recently won a pitch competition during the first Princeton Startup Bootcamp held virtually this January. Teams of graduate students and postdoctoral researchers forged and strengthened entrepreneurial ventures during the bootcamp as part of a new Princeton Innovation program.
Photo by Jeff Phaneuf
Over an action-packed three days in January, ten teams of Princeton graduate students and postdoctoral researchers forged and strengthened entrepreneurial ventures through the newly created Princeton Startup Bootcamp, led by startup accelerator firm Techstars and organized by Princeton Innovation.