Social Entrepreneurship Minor

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A new minor is social entrepreneurship is being offered to undergraduates at USC in Los Angeles. This interdisciplinary minor will be available to all undergraduates at USC with an interest in social innovation on a global scale. Classes will compare various public and private sector approaches to development and will focus on the management skills necessary to startup and operate successful social enterprises.

Certain introductory courses will be mandatory for the minor which focus on the fundamentals of entrepreneurship and different models for social enterprise. Students will be allowed to tailor their projects and coursework to match their particular majors and their professional goals. The program is offered through the Society and business Lap at the Marshall School of Business, which is a hub for social entrepreneurship study and practice.

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Change the World 2.0: How to Be a Social Entrepreneur Online by Matthew Alberto aims to help you become a social entrepreneur today using the power of the internet, thereby leveraging the power of technology and business to create social impact. The kinds of internet Web 2.0 technologies that social entrepreneurs must take advantage of today, include blogging, video marketing, social networking, SEO, and many others, each of which are discussed in the book. Several case studies are provided of social enterprises, especially those that use the internet to propel their cause, including TOMs, Kiva, SamaSource and Better World Books.

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