Parren J. Mitchell Entrepreneurship Education Program

The Parren J. Mitchell Entrepreneurship Education Program aims to train and educate entrepreneurs through evidence-based curricula. The program will award grants to institutions of higher education to develop and implement these curricula, with a focus on two priority areas: Leveraging Regional Assets and Supporting Technology Development and Commercialization. Eligible applicants must be institutions of higher education, and the program requires a 20% non-federal cost share. The program seeks to promote entrepreneurship and support the development of entrepreneurs, with a focus on creating jobs, promoting innovation, and driving economic growth. Key aspects of the program include: * Developing and implementing evidence-based curricula for entrepreneurship education * Focusing on two priority areas: Leveraging Regional Assets and Supporting Technology Development and Commercialization * Requiring a 20% non-federal cost share * Awarding grants to institutions of higher education * Promoting entrepreneurship and supporting the development of entrepreneurs * Creating jobs, promoting innovation, and driving economic growth Some key requirements for applicants include: * Submitting a complete application package, including a project abstract, project narrative, and supporting documents * Demonstrating the ability to deliver an evidence-based curriculum * Effectively collecting and communicating proposed outputs, outcomes, and impacts * Providing client data for all recipients of services funded by the program * Attesting to all performance and client data submitted in support of program activities