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> Subject:        University of Notre Dame Entrepreneurship Master's Program
> Date:   Tue, 23 Sep 2014 01:57:32 -0400
> From:   Nicholas Machesney <nmachesn at nd.edu>
> 
> Good Morning,
> 
> My name is Nick Machesney and I am a student in the University of
> Notre Dame’s entrepreneurship master’s program (ESTEEM - Engineering,
> Science, and Technology Entrepreneurship Excellence Masters
> <http://esteem.nd.edu/about/>).  After determining your school to have
> a large pool of qualified candidates for the program, I recently
> contacted one of your career advisors with information about ESTEEM.
> However, as someone who found my first job with the help of the head
> of my undergraduate program, I know full well how valuable your
> expertise is to students and wanted to give you a chance to learn
> about the program, too, in case students come looking for advice.
> 
> In essence, ESTEEM is a unique program that teaches entrepreneurial
> skills like market evaluation, design-thinking, and traditional
> business expertise to students with a STEM background.  On top of
> that, it allows them to practice these skills through the capstone
> thesis project in which they take an idea all the way from concept to
> commercialization over the course of the 11-month program.  I know you
> know how valuable this type of skillset is and may even have a few top
> students in mind who are looking for that extra bit of expertise that
> will allow them to differentiate themselves from their peers.  Or
> maybe you know of some clubs and organizations at your school that
> might be interested in this type of program.
> 
> If you would like to discuss the program further please contact the
> Program Coordinator, Rebekah DeLine (*deline.1 at nd.edu*
> <mailto:deline.1 at nd.edu>). If desired, we can also send hardcopies of
> the attached digital brochure for you to provide to students who come
> to your office. Otherwise, please feel free to forward this email to
> any interested students and I would be happy to talk with them about
> the program, my background, and any questions they may have.
> 
> Thank you for your time,
> 
> Nick Machesney
> ESTEEM Masters Candidate
> University of Notre Dame
> NMachesn at ND.edu