Entrepreneurship Boot Camp for Disabled Veterans
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The University of Connecticut’s School of Business today announced it has joined the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities (EBV), a major initiative that helps rebuild the lives and economic potential of the country’s veterans with disabilities.UConn becomes the sixth member of a consortium of business schools offering the program, and the first in New England. Each school annually hosts up to 25 veterans with disabilities who participate in cutting-edge training in entrepreneurship and small business management.
“The University of Connecticut is honored to share in the efforts of the EBV consortium to enrich the lives of veterans with service-connected disabilities,” said Michael J. Hogan, UConn president. “A close-knit university community like UConn’s can provide a nurturing environment in which these distinguished veterans can further develop their professional skills after serving our country. It goes without saying that we owe a great debt to these individuals who sacrificed so much. It’s our privilege to use our resources and the expertise of our students, faculty, staff, alumni, and other supporters to do what we can to improve the lives of these veterans and their families.”
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