The Meloy Graduate Incubator offers a time and space for graduate students to share ideas, collaborate on start-ups, and learn about entrepreneurship.
The Graduate Incubator meets very other Wednesday from 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. in ZACH 415.
Each meeting features a "topic of the day" question and answer session, followed by open discussions.
The Entrepreneurship Pathway
Knowing where to start with entrepreneurship can be daunting, but the Meloy Grad Incubator has laid out pathways for graduate students of all levels. These pathways are not hard and fast rules - they are to serve as a helpful guide as you move through your entrepreneurship journey.
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Years 1-2
Take courses in entrepreneurship and join a community to learn from others.Gain industry experience and mentors and secure non-dilutive funding and prototyping experiences.
Year 2
Develop strategy and plans for future ventures.
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Years 1-2
Take courses in entrepreneurship
Years 1-5
Join a community to learn from others
Years 2-4
Gain industry experience and mentors
Years 3-5
Non-dilutive funding and prototyping experiences
Years 4-5
Develop strategy and plans for future venture
Contact us
Chris Finberg
- Associate Professor of Practice, Interdisciplinary Engineering
- Innovation Director, Precise Advanced Technologies and Health Systems for Underserved Populations (PATHS-UP) National Science Foundation-sponsored Engineering Research Center
- Faculty Member, Meloy Program – Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- Office: ZACH 451K
- Phone: 979-458-8148
- Email: chrisfinberg@tamu.edu
