Nancy Clement
Pursuing Independent Study in Women in Leadership, MSc in Organizational Leadership & Supervision (2005), BSc from Purdue University (1989), Executive MA in Philanthropy from Indiana University, Interim Director at Purdue University since 2003.
| Headline: | Educator |
| Skills: | Business, Entrepreneurship, Languages, Leadership, Management |
| Groups: | 2010 Idea-to-Product® Competition for Social Entrepreneurship at Purdue, Idea-to-Product® Competition for Social Entrepreneurship at Purdue, Social e-challenge Competition 2009 [inactive], [OLD] Social e-challenge Competition 2008 [INACTIVE] |
| Interested in: | Helping members of my groups, Meeting new people, Mentoring, Offering Expertise, Professional opportunities |
| Schools: | Indiana University System, Purdue University System - Indiana University/Purdue University at Indianapolis, Purdue University System - Purdue University |
WORK EXPERIENCE
| Employer: | 2009 Maymester – EARTH University Costa Rica |
| Position: | Teaching & Mentoring |
| Time period: | January 2009 - Present |
| Description: | Social Entrepreneurship section of the course titled: Developing Global Curricula: An Experimental Learning Approach to Education in Sustainability and Entrepreneurship.
Students for the Global Idea-to-Product Competition Student skill sessions-patent and market database searching techniques and effective presentation Innovation Realization Lab (IRL) MBA & PhD student teams |
| Employer: | Service to the Community |
| Position: | Experience |
| Description: | Current
Association for Space Science Engineering and Technology – Interim Vice President/Treasurer. Guest speaker at Happy Hollow Elementary School – 6th grade science class Invention, Innovation and Intellectual Property 2005 – 2008 Previous Hanna Community Center – Finance Committee Koalaty Kid Coordinator Initiated and facilitated all aspects of the program for elementary school children, as a collaborative effort between the Linnwood School and the local chapter of ASQ. This program provided an environment that encouraged the students’ healthy sense of self-esteem, sense of responsibility and work ethic; developed good work habits; motivated students to put forth their best effort every time; developed an eagerness to read and learn, and an understanding of being a team member of the community. Lafayette Adult Resource Academy- volunteer |
| Employer: | Initiatives for Social Entrepreneurship – Innovations for Social Enterprise (I4SE)2 |
| Position: | Currently working as Consultant |
| Employer: | Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN |
| Position: | Currently working as Interim Director – Social Entrepreneurship Initiative |
| Description: | (Formerly known as EPICS Entrepreneurship Initiative) |
| Employer: | Brunner Engineering & Manufacturing |
| Position: | Quality Control Analysis |
| Employer: | Westat Social Research and ABT & Associates |
| Position: | Field Research Supervisor |
| Description: | Subcontractor to the U.S. Department of Education and Social Research.
Chapter 1 reading program – 7 year longitudinal study Kentucky Educational Study – data gathering team. US Census – data gathering team |
| Employer: | Tri-R Enterprises Inc. |
| Position: | President - Independent Business Owner |
| Employer: | Initiatives |
| Position: | Experience |
| Description: | Continuous expansion of I2P Competitions 2004-2009
April 4, 2009 National Idea-to-Product Competition for Social Entrepreneurship. Participation is by invitation only-observation is open to the public. April 3, 2009 SEEC North American Workshop – Social Entrepreneurship Education, Research, Business Partnerships. Open to the Public. March 7, 2009 Purdue Idea-to-Product Competition for Environmental & Social Entrepreneurship. Purdue Students only. |
| Employer: | Burton D. Morgan Center for Entrepreneurship |
| Position: | Work experience |
| Description: | Sponsored John Calvert – United States Patient & Trademark Office campus visit.
Video upload available at http://www.purdue.edu/innovate/src/tutorial.php Facilitated 2007 EntrepreneurshipWeek USA at Purdue Sponsored and Advised Students at the Global Idea-to-Product Competition, Austin TX, 2005-08 Advised Cytometry for Life (C4L) Student Team 2008 Burton D. Morgan Business Plan Competition. |
EDUCATION
| University: | Purdue University System - Purdue University |
| Time period: | 2005 |
| Degree: | MSc |
| University: | Purdue University System - Purdue University |
| Time period: | 1989 |
| Degree: | BSc |
| University: | Indiana University System |
| Degree: | Continuing Education – Executive Master of Arts in Philanthropy Studies |
| University: | Purdue University System - Indiana University/Purdue University at Indianapolis |
| Degree: | Philanthropy Studies, MA |
PUBLICATIONS
| Articles: | N.I. Clement, R.M. Lang, Jr., U. Jatar, - “Social Entrepreneurs Use Low-profit Limited Liability Company (L3C) to Implement University Research,” Journal of Small Business and Entrepreneurship 23 (special issue, June 2010): pp 315-324.
N.I. Clement, - “Social Entrepreneurship Initiatives & Social Enterprise Innovations – A Case Study for Change Agents, Social Entrepreneurs, Philanthropist, Economics, Government and Legal Policies. 6th Annual Satter Conference of Social Entrepreneurs, November 4-6 2009 N. Clement, “Social Entrepreneurship Initiatives at Purdue Universities”—moderator and presenter for 2009 Global Consortium of Entrepreneurship Centers Conference, Rice University, Houston, TX. October 15-17, 2009. |
| Papers: | Published Conference Proceedings
posted on-line at http://www.purdue.edu/innovate/src/news-publications.php N. Clement, R.M.Lang Jr., “Low-Profit Limited Liability Company (L3C) A New Tool for Implementing University Research via Social Entrepreneurs”—paper presentation for 2009 NCIIA Conference, “Innovation Unlimited: Advancing education, investing in change” Washington DC. March 19-21, 2009. N. Clement, E.J. Coyle, “Creating Social Entrepreneurship Networks” panel presentation. “The Social Entrepreneurship Initiative” paper presentation for 2008 NCIIA Conference “Getting to the Point: Idea, Process, Products” Dallas TX, March 20-22, 2008. N. Clement, E.J. Coyle “Fostering Awareness of Global and Social Issues through Entrepreneurship Education and Innovative Commercialization Policies”– Worldwide University Network (WUN) – University of Leeds, England, December 10-11, 2007 and Chicago, IL October 2007. E.J. Coyle, N.Clement, J. Garton Krueger “The Innovation Initiative for Social Entrepreneurship: Fostering Awareness of Global and Social Issues via Entrepreneurship Education” presented at the ASEE National Conference, June 2007. N. Clement, E.J. Coyle “A University-Community Collaboration that Creates and Innovative Model for Social Entrepreneurship” presented at the United State Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship conference January 2007. E.J. Coyle, N.Clement, J. Garton Krueger “Creating an Innovation Continuum in the Engineering Curriculum: EPICS and the EPICS Entrepreneurship Initiative” presented at the ASEE National Conference, June 2006. Unpublished Conference Proceedings N. Clement –“Nonprofit and For-Profit Collaboration A Successful Model for Social Entrepreneurship” presentation for 2009 NCIIA Conference, “Innovation Unlimited: Advancing education, investing in change” Washington DC. March 19-21, 2009. N. Clement, E.J. Coyle - “Forum 2007-TC 3600/3700 Technology Fair” “Looking Into the Future of Technology” US Patent and Trademark Office – Technology Managers, June 6, 2007. N.I. Clement, E.J. Coyle and R.J. Steuterman “A Partnership between Purdue’s Office of Technology Commercialization and the EPICS Entrepreneurship Initiative: Providing Sustainable Income to Area Non-Profits through the Commercialization of EPICS Products – Poster Presentation 2006 AUTM Conference |
INFORMATION
| Awards: | Awards and Recognition
2006 F.L. Hovde Outstanding Faculty Fellow Award for Purdue University 2006 Frank Murphy Outstanding Faculty Fellow Award for Windsor Halls Grants Developing Global Curricula: An Experiential Learning Approach to Education in Sustainability and Entrepreneurship, Co-PI, US Department of Agriculture, Cooperative State Research, Education and Extension Service 2007. Costa Rica – EARTH University Center for Assistive Technology, Co-PI, Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, Division of Disability and Rehabilitative Services 2007 Partnerships for Innovation, National Science Foundation-0650249 University of Texas-Austin, Co-Contributor 2008 Idea to Product Competition for Social Entrepreneurship. |
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VP of Projects at YouNoodle. Korean, grew up in the US, B.A. in Human Biology and M.A. in Education from Stanford University, former Co-President of BASES and now at YouNoodle running entrepreneurship campaigns!