Stories

Students and startup company hosts find value in a remote internship experience.

On October 2, 2020, Keller Center's Nicoleta Acatrinei, PhD, Associate Research Scholar at Princeton's Faith & Work Initiative gave a presentation on the human factor and public service.

The annual Innovation Forum highlights the broad set of innovations developed at Princeton University and celebrates the faculty, postdoctoral researchers, and graduate students conducting this impactful work. The 2020 forum was held remotely on September 29th and featured nine STEM and four cultural and societal advancements.

A team of Princeton design thinking students tackle rediscovering the lost histories and cultural heritage of Montgomery Township, NJ through the Keller Center's Tiger Challenge Program.

On September 11, 2020, we welcomed Adam Klosowiak '15, Founder of KLOS Guitars and Skill Board to present his talk, Build to Repeat: Starting a Second Company.

The innovation, creativity, and flexibility of Keller Center staff and the student entrepreneurs of this year's eLab teams allowed an online accelerator to develop six new business solutions this summer.

A trio of architecture graduate students are spending their summer in Keller Center's virtual eLab Summer Accelerator Program, refining their recipe for a British culinary staple, the crumpet. Their startup venture, The Crumpet Society, is a quick-service business model centered on the traditional English griddlecake. 

Keller's eLab Accelerator Program is restructured to allow teams of student entrepreneurs to create startups remotely.

"Knowing who you are and recognizing your strengths as well as being at peace with your weaknesses are an essential element in being a successful entrepreneur." - Avthar Sewrathan '18