Joseph C. Prince Entrepreneurship Program
Stetson University’s Prince Entrepreneurship Program fosters benevolent leaders who leverage decision-focused problem-solving and influential storytelling to create innovative value.
We believe innovation and entrepreneurship are kind and generous acts of change.
We value intentionality, high standards, mutual respect, and a belief that innovation and entrepreneurship are forces for positive change.
- 2026 Sigma Nu Tau Outstanding Chapter Gold Award
- 2025 James "Jim" Hunter CEO Chapter Advisor of the Year Award (Daniel James Scott)
- 2025 CEO Top 20 Global Student Entrepreneur (Luis Alejandro Carrasco Saa)
- 2025 CEO Top 100 Global Student Entrepreneur (Luis Alejandro Carrasco Saa)
- 2025 CEO Top 100 Global Student Entrepreneur (Nicole Stover)
- 2025 CEO Top 100 Global Student Entrepreneur (Olivia Parcesepe)
- 2025 CEO Top 100 Global Student Entrepreneur (Mackenzie Del Valle)
- 2025 LaunchU Best in College Winner (Sailor Clare)
- 2025 Stetson School of Business Administration Outstanding Innovation Award (Daniel James Scott)
- 2024 GCEC Outstanding Student Engagement & Leadership Award
- 2024 Outstanding CEO Chapter Leader Award (Skye Shapiro-Simmons)
- 2024 CEO Top 20 Global Student Entrepreneur (Nicole Stover)
- 2024 CEO Top 100 Global Student Entrepreneur (Nicole Stover)
- 2024 CEO Top 100 Global Student Entrepreneur (Skye Shapiro-Simmons)
- 2024 Stetson School of Business Administration Outstanding Researcher Award (Kevin Taylor)
The School of Business Administration, through the Joseph C. Prince Entrepreneurship Program, offers an undergraduate entrepreneurship major and minors for both business and non-business majors. These academic programs focus on leadership, problem-solving, storytelling, and value creation.
Stetson University's Prince Entrepreneurship Program is an endowed initiative that seeks to develop the next generation of successful entrepreneurs. The major consists of four required courses and two electives which can be taken from multiple disciplines within the School of Business Administration. In fact, the design of the curriculum is such that it encourages students to pursue a double major or to minor in another business area. Visit the university catalog to learn more about the requirements and courses offered for the entrepreneurship major and minor.
At the heart of the entrepreneurship program are the co-curricular activities that students will engage in. First, it is our belief that students interested in entrepreneurship should become engaged as early as possible upon arriving at Stetson. The Stetson Entrepreneurs Club is a natural first step (especially for incoming freshmen who cannot take entrepreneurship courses in their first semester).
Being a part of the club opens numerous avenues to the many local/regional and national competitions students will be vying to represent themselves and Stetson in. Many of these, including the local competitions, come with cash prizes.
The Prince Entrepreneurship Leaders Program is an organization for serious entrepreneurship students. It is intended to provide guidance and support for those who are serious about launching their own scalable business, either while at Stetson or after graduation, and to gather a group of students who would represent the University at various competitions.