i2 Passport Events

The UNH Marketing and Advertising Club (MAC) is a student-run organization. Its members have the chance to apply what they learn in the classroom to real marketing projects and connect with industry leaders.

Attendance at all or the majority of the events is required; no "check-in and leave" allowed. Participants must attend all 3 events to earn a total of 1,500 points (500 points per meeting).

Receive points for following the ECenter on Facebook, Instagram, and/or LinkedIn by December 2nd. Participants will receive 500 points for ONE follow. Additional follows are not worth additional ECenter Challenge points. You must provide your social media handle at registration. You must tag us in a post once you follow us on social media and send a screenshot to dj.beasley@unh.edu

The UNH Entrepreneurship Club meets every Monday from 5:30 pm to 6:30/7 pm at the UNH ECenter located in Madbury Commons. This is a student-run organization that hosts speakers, activities, and engaging workshops. Students who participate at least 3x will win a total of 1500 points (500 points per session) for attending EClub meetings.

Remember the following details for using the ECenter Space and you will earn points each time you use the ECenter space between 09/15/2024 and 12/3/2024. You need to stay in the space for at least one hour. Each participant can visit the space a maximum of 5 times, earning a total of 2,500 points (500 points per visit).

The Makerspace at UNH is a vibrant, student-operated workshop that provides an inclusive environment for students of all skill levels to unleash their creativity. Equipped with state-of-the-art 3D printers, laser cutters, CNC mill, vinyl cutters, and a range of other cutting-edge tools, the Makerspace offers an unparalleled opportunity for students to bring their ideas to life. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or a beginner in the world of making, the Makerspace welcomes all UNH students to explore, learn, and create.

Get ready to start Fall 2024 with a bang at the ECenter Challenge Kick-off Party, a must-attend in-person event where the fun never stops!

Participants have until 10/30/2024 to fill out this survey and submit points. A reminder will be sent out closer to the submission deadline. Participants will receive 1,000 points for completing this category. 

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Explore your creativity at the Makerspace! This space, run by students of all skill levels, is open to every UNH student. You'll have access to cutting-edge equipment such as a 3D printer, laser cutter, CNC mill, vinyl cutter, and more. Learn how to utilize this state-of-the-art machinery to bring your ideas to life. By participating, you'll earn 500 points!

The human drive to invent new things has led to pathbreaking achievements in medicine, science, and society. But our desire for innovation can keep us from seeing one of the most powerful paths to progress: subtraction. Engineer Leidy Klotz says sometimes the best way forward involves removing, streamlining, and simplifying things. Join us for Lunch and a chance to listen to this podcast in the community!

The Maurice Prize for Innovation from the ECenter offers undergraduate students the chance to win $5,000 by pursuing their ideas. Learning from the process matters more than success or failure.

The Maurice Prize for Innovation from the ECenter offers undergraduate students the chance to win $5,000 by pursuing their ideas. Learning from the process matters more than success or failure.

Join us for an exciting weekend of ideation, startup planning, and pitching to our mentors. Learn to refine ideas, nurture your imagination, and solve today's problems. Participate in an inclusive and immersive hands-on environment. The purpose of this forum is to give students the tools and experience needed to follow through with the ideas they are passionate about. participants can earn 3,000 points for attending

Most of us love to brainstorm . . . But so often, our idea-generating sessions don’t lead to anything tangible. Teams fill up walls with sticky notes about creative possibilities and suggestions for improvement, but nothing gets implemented. This week, we explore the science of execution. Psychologist Bob Sutton tells us how to move from innovation theater . . . to actual innovation. Join us for Lunch and a chance to listen to this podcast in the community!

A one-day innovation extravaganza for students and recent grads to connect with fellow movers and shakers and experience entrepreneurship and leadership hands-on.

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