Small Business Resources

CAR 5698 / Length: 15 hours

Cost: $425

If you are interested in the world of entrepreneurship here is the course for you. In this five-session workshop, you will focus on the basics of how to launch an entrepreneurial venture, including entrepreneurial development and forming a business plan, funding and accounting, marketing as well as financing your business. Topics for discussion will include proper self-evaluation, how to recognize and shape new ideas and opportunities, analysis, methods, technology.


CRN 2204	Monday, Jan 20-Feb 24	6-9 p.m	Online/synchronous

CAR 5697/Length 2 hours

Cost: S$174

Designed to provide individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to improve their productivity and performance in a business setting. The course will cover a range of topics related to time management, including goal setting, prioritization, planning, delegation and focus; with the goal of applying these concepts in a business context


CRN 2194	Monday, March 31	6-9 p.m.	Online/synchronous

CAR 3508 / Length: 4 hours

Cost: $130

Find out what it takes to receive grant funding for your nonprofit organization. Learn how to approach foundations and what is required to receive funding. Gain knowledge of grant sources, resources, and where to find them. Prepare a letter of inquiry and learn about the many components of a proposal including the budget. Become familiar with a variety of grant applications including web-based applications. This course is designed for those seeking funding for nonprofit organizations.


CRN 1503	Friday, Feb 7	9 a.m.-1 p.m.	Online
CRN 977	Tues & Wed, Feb 18-19	6:30-8:30 p.m.	Online

CAR 3751 / Length: 6 hours

Cost: $174

Experience all aspects of proposal writing. Includes creating a project that fits funders’ guidelines, using an appropriate writing style, developing a proposal strategy and plan for evaluation that fit funders’ requirements, and gaining hands-on experience in writing a proposal. Samples provided.


CRN 1966	Friday, February 28	9 a.m.-4 p.m.	Hybrid
CRN 978	Tues & Wed, Mar 18-19	6-9 p.m.	Online

CAR 5700 / Length: 45 hours

Cost: $519

This Introduction to Entrepreneurship focuses on the basics of how to launch an entrepreneurial venture, including entrepreneurial development and planning, funding and accounting, marketing, as well as relevant laws and regulations. Topics for discussion will include proper self-evaluation, how to recognize and shape new ideas and opportunities, analysis, methods, technology, globalization and diversity, and ethical responsibilities


CRN 2382	MW, Jan 15-May 5	4:40-5:35 p.m.	Hybrid

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“My professor, Dr. Lauren Donovan, invited students to participate in a meeting with DCCC’s Business Advisory Board. At the meeting she connected me with local business leaders, including Rosati Water Ice owner Richard Trotter. Rich graciously offered me an internship. He allowed me to combine my marketing background as a realtor with knowledge gained in my DCCC business courses to take ownership of an email marketing campaign promoting the launch of a new Rosati business initiative.”

Shane Justice

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