MyLinkFace
Teaching English to Korean University Students using Web-based Video and Audio Technology. MyLinkFace is student-run project and provides excellent service instructing English as a second language to school systems and individuals include children, university students, and business professionals in foreign countries, empowering students to develop a second language. MyLinkFace uses exceptional knowledge and organization, and presents entertaining experiences for students and their instructors. MyLinkFace provides a paid educational opportunity available to students of all majors.
Learn more by reading the job description here. If interested, fill out a student application here.
Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization (CEO)
The Canisius chapter of Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization is an award-winning student club. Student members develop entrepreneurial leadership and professional communication skills through team building and team work as well as knowledge in entrepreneurship by planning and implementing educational outreach and experiential entrepreneurship projects.
In 2008, it earned the Best Chapter Award in the E-Diffusion category from Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization. E-Diffusion is an initiative that promotes entrepreneurship to non-business students. In 2009, Canisius CEO won the Best Chapter Award in Teaching Entrepreneurship. The Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization is a global, non-profit organization that develops entrepreneurial leadership through team building, as well as knowledge in entrepreneurship through the planning and implementation of educational outreach and experiential projects.
CEO teams are guided by faculty advisors and supported by businesses and not-for-profit organizations in the community. Learn more at the CEO website by clicking here.
NexBizSolutions and CEO Marketplace
Pride of Buffalo
Local, small business owners are invited to participate in NexBizSolutions, a CEO program which brings vendors to campus. Learn more or register for CEO Marketplace (.pdf) - support our small business.
Pitch your business idea at the Empire Creativity Competition in September.
The Richard J. Wehle School of Business strongly emphasizes hands-on experience in addition to a high-quality curriculum. The Entrepreneurship program provides many opportunities to put classroom learning into practice. The internship experience allows students to find out more about a potential career field and gain valuable networking contacts.
Students are also encouraged to develop their own businesses, both real and simulated. Many junior and senior entrepreneurship majors have actually created and run their own company. This practical experience is reinforced through a working relationship with the Canisius College Women's Business Center (WBC). Entrepreneurs are regularly invited to presentations and activities sponsored by the WBC.