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Rose-Hulman hosted entrepreneur event

Students from all over the state attend Rose Startup! Conference.

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Rose-Hulman hosted entrepreneur event

Updated: Saturday, 27 Oct 2012, 4:08 PM EDT
Published : Saturday, 27 Oct 2012, 4:08 PM EDT

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - College students from all over the state visited Terre Haute Saturday.

Rose-Hulman hosted its inaugural entrepreneurship seminar called Rose Startup! Conference.

It's a student-organized event to help inspire entrepreneurs.

The day included a discussion, idea creation, and how to pitch an idea.

"Putting students together with really creative minds and mentors to help them though these problems, we might be able to solve a lot of them a lot sooner on a smaller, faster basis and that's what entrepreneurship is all about, is finding that next thing you want to solve," Rose Innovative Student Entrepreneurs Co-founder Chad Conway said.

Over 100 students visited from six various colleges.

The event was free for Rose-Hulman students.

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