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11-02-2020

ESTEEM Master’s Program Virtual Information Session: Nov. 5

October 30, 2020

UP alumni Declan Kerwin ’20 and Kevin White ’20, who are currently in the ESTEEM master’s program in Entrepreneurship, Technology, & Innovation for STEM Students, will host a virtual information session on Thursday, November 5, at 4:30 p.m., according to Amy Cavanaugh, Career Center.

Notre Dame’s ESTEEM program prepares students with STEM backgrounds to become leading innovators among the world’s most successful startups and corporations, as both entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs. Business courses, technical electives, a capstone project, and hands-on experience in real startup environments combine to create a uniquely rich experience. Attend the virtual info session to hear more about the program. If you are unable to participate or have any questions, contact dkerwin@nd.edu or kwhite22@nd.edu. You can also contact Cavanaugh at cavanaug@up.edu.

Filed Under: 11-02-2020, Academics, Campus Services, Career Services Tagged With: Amy Cavanaugh, Career Center, STEM

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