Biomedical Engineering | FIU | College of Engineering and Computing

Biomedical Engineering | College of Engineering and Computing

2003-2004 Wertheim Thought Leader Lecture Series in Entrepreneurship

	May 7, 2004 Commercializing University Generated Technology: The case of the University of Florida Erik Sander

	March 5, 2004 Corporate and Family Governance in Family-Owned Companies: The Case of Latin American Business Families Jon I. Martinez

	February 24, 2004 Just Sunglasses Sanford I. Ziff

	February 16, 2004 Building a technology firm: Lessons from two successful your entrepreneurs Ash R. Huzenlaub and Ben Sardiñas

	January 30, 2004 Marketing, Entrepreneurship and Opportunity Recognition: New Directions Gerald E. Hills

	November 7, 2003 Entrepreneurship and National Economic Growth: Recent Findings from the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor Project Paul D. Reynolds

	October 21, 2003 Maximizing The Potential Of University Spin-Outs: The Development of Second Order Commercialization Activities Richard T. Harrison

	October 8, 2003 Understanding The Biotechnology Business Using Relationship Marketing Lenses Malin Brannback

The Engineering Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (EAC/ABET) accredits engineering programs on a nationwide basis. Students wishing more information about accreditation should consult their respective departmental office or the Office of the Dean. The following baccalaureate engineering programs in the college are accredited by ABET, Inc., Biomedical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering
and Mechanical Engineering.