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Hennessy as SBU Grad Student, MIPs co-founder, Return to Stanford & the Frog in Boiling Water…Part 3
Prof. Hennessy shares his Stony Brook grad school experiences and explains why he returned to Stanford after co-founding MIPs in 1984. He never dreamed of being an academic administrator and claims he’s the proverbial frog cooking in boiling water who survived and unexpectedly became President of Stanford. [Descriptions by Alan Weissberger, video by Ken Pyle]
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Stanford’s Start-Up Culture – Part 4
Highlights Risk taking, Research to change the world, Encouraging entrepreneurship, Faculty/industry, Low barrier to tech licensing [Descriptions by Alan Weissberger, video by Ken Pyle]
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Teaching Social Entrepreneurship – Part 5
Pairing Business & Engineering Schools to foster entrepreneurship; Baby incubators for the developing world as an example of good technology. [Descriptions by Alan Weissberger, video by Ken Pyle]
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Stanford’s Integration into Silicon Valley – Part 6
Get the Intellectual Property Out; Mutual Respect for industry/academia. [Descriptions by Alan Weissberger, video by Ken Pyle]
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On-Line Learning at Stanford – Part 7
MOOC experiment, mixed results and student opinions, exams, replacement for large lectures, professional education, etc. [Descriptions by Alan Weissberger, video by Ken Pyle]
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Prof. Hennessy’s Belief in Interdisciplinary, Balanced Education – Part 8
Building a foundation for additional education later; broad education for undergrads; purpose of grad school. [Descriptions by Alan Weissberger, video by Ken Pyle]