Keith McAleer
The University of California, Berkeley Sutardja Center for Entrepreneurship & Technology (SCET) is excited to announce a new partnership with Cherwell College Oxford (an educational arm of Oxbridge College), an institution specializing in pre-university education. This collaboration aims to focus on executive and student development and training at both institutions to further enhance their educational…
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Team Uncracked’s journey from a group of likeminded students to the winner of the Collider Cup XII, Berkeley’s prestigious technology showcase and startup pitch event, is a testament to their shared values. Using what they learned in the SCET course AltMeat: Product Design of Plant-Based Foods (ENGIN 183C-001), they created a plant-based crab meat product…
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• INNOVATOR PROFILES SCET course coordinators put Berkeley Method into action Keith McAleer | May 10, 2023 Course coordinators Rene Martinez Doehner and Aria Yang facilitating rotating mentorship with student product teams in Product Management course What’s the best way to learn entrepreneurship? Everyone’s journey is different, but to help aspiring entrepreneurs have the best…
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On May 5, 2023, the Sutardja Center for Entrepreneurship & Technology (SCET) at the University of California, Berkeley held Collider Cup XII, its competitive venture showcase for promising student venture projects. Students presented a wide range of new venture ideas, from personalized nutrition for athletes to a new kind of biodegradable band-aid aimed to reduce…
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Dr. Thomas Azwell, UC Berkeley faculty and director for the Disaster Lab, has been honored with the prestigious Chancellor’s Award for Public Service. The award celebrates his substantial contributions to diversifying the firefighting industry through the FIRE Foundry program. Dr. Azwell initially launched the program to serve communities in Marin County, with a keen focus…
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The Sutardja Center for Entrepreneurship & Technology (SCET), Center for African Studies, and the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program are playing a vital role in helping Africa grow by providing valuable training for Africa’s youth. Five students from Ashesi University in Ghana ventured to Berkeley for the Spring 2023 semester to take classes and gain entrepreneurship…
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