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University of Southern California
Marshall School of Business
Established in 1920, Marshall is the oldest accredited
business school in Southern California and houses one of the most
technologically advanced business school buildings in the United States,
Popovich Hall. Marshall faculty ranked 12th in the nation as the most productive
in published research by the Academy of Management Journal. (2000).
The Lloyd Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies was
recently ranked #5 in the nation by U.S. News and World Report. Its
undergraduate program was ranked #2. Since its founding in 1972, it has
consistent ranked among the top ten entrepreneur programs in the U.S. For the
past six years, the Greif Center has served as the home to the USC Technology
Commercialization Alliance (TCA), a partnership of the Marshall School, the
School of Engineering, and the Keck School of Medicine. Its purpose is to serve
the interests of USC researchers in their efforts to commercialize their
technologies through education, professional services, resources, and support.
Learn about the TCA at:
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USC's role in N2TEC
The Dean of the Marshall School serves on the Board of
Advisors of N2TEC. The Greif Entrepreneurship Center, the oldest entrepreneur
program in the nation, will provide content for the Web site and the director of
N2TEC, who is a co-PI on the proposal. It will also provide the coordinator of
the Innovation Forums.
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