The success of entrepreneurship at TU is dependent on a broad coalition of stakeholders actively engaged in developing and strengthening entrepreneurship.
The success of entrepreneurship at TU is dependent on a broad coalition of stakeholders actively engaged in developing and strengthening entrepreneurship.
One aspect of TU's strategic plan is to create opportunities for entrepreneurship and to develop and strengthen entrepreneurship across TU. Critical in this process is bringing the disparate entrepreneurship activities occurring on campus under a broader tent—eTU (Entrepreneurship@TU). The eTU Council is composed of faculty, students and staff who support this priority by:
| eTU rep | Affiliation |
| Gashaw Abeza | College of Health Professions |
| Lorie Logan-Bennett | Career Center |
| Vasishtha Bhatt | Division of Administration and Finance |
| Cody Boteler | University Marketing and Communications |
| David Brannon | College of Business and Economics |
| Joyce Garcynski | Cook Library |
| Shana Gass | Cook Library |
| Lisa Herbst | College of Education |
| Ashley Hoover | Office of the General Counsel |
| Brian Jara | Office of Inclusion and Institutional Equity |
| Melanie Kelleher | Division of University Advancement |
| Alexei Kolesnikov | Jess and Mildred Fisher College of Science and Math |
| Christian Koot | College of Liberal Arts |
| Mahnaz Moallem | College of Education |
| Peter Morin | College of Health Professions |
| Kyle Rae | Athletics |
| George Redman | College of Fine Arts and Communication |
| Carol Caronna | College of Liberal Arts |
| Jennifer Stano | Office of Human Resources |