Ignite your entrepreneurial spirit, build meaningful connections at the StarTUp at the Armory
The StarTUp at the Armory is the space to build an entrepreneurship mindset and fuel your entrepreneurial journey through competitions, skill-building workshops, networking and mentorship with founders and alumni and opportunities to grow your venture or ideas. Join us this fall!
Boss Up Career Panel
Tuesday, September 30, 5:30–7 p.m.
Curious about starting your own business? Looking to gain inspiration from real-world success stories? Join us to ignite your entrepreneurial spirit and build meaningful connections.
- Moderator: Layla Morgan ’25, founder, Earth’s Groove
- Rennard Brown, business development specialist manager, Startup Business Acceleration Team, Baltimore County Department of Economic & Workforce Development
- Crystal Smith, vice president, Freshmeet U., Inc
- Joshua Wittstadt, co-founder, Pixelationz Studios LLC; TU student
MakerFest
Friday, October 24, 9 a.m.–2:15 p.m.
Registration closes Tuesday, October 14
Show up with curiosity and leave with a tangible idea, plus the skills to take it further. Attend this one-day, hands-on innovation conference and explore the process of turning creative ideas into tangible products and potential businesses.
RealTalk: Tech Freelancing
Friday, November 14, 1:30–3:30 p.m.
Turn your tech skills into a reliable side hustle. Join the conversation about all things business and entrepreneurship with fellow TU students and community members.
We invite TU students from all disciplines to engage in candid, roundtable chats with professionals about breaking into different industries, overcoming challenges and exploring entrepreneurship. Whether you’re curious about a career path or seeking inspiration to begin your own journey, RealTalk offers a relaxed and welcoming space to connect, learn, spark new ideas and build meaningful relationships.
Each RealTalk allows time to hear from a professional, learn from student peers and network. Refreshments provided.
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