Roderick (Shane) Snipes’s Profile

Courses
Why SBE 100 (Entrepreneurship) is right for you
Small Business Entrepreneurship 100 course is for any major!
SBE400: Small Business Management (Major Capstone)
This course covers the management and operations of a small business. The general functions of management, factors in business success and failure, and the entrepreneur’s qualifications are covered. Case studies, mathematical decision-making and computer/phone applications are integral parts of the creation of a business plan.
SBE100: Entrepreneurship – Product & Service Creation
This course examines the building blocks of entrepreneurship, including an analysis of the entrepreneur and exploration of business opportunities. The course includes the investigation and practice of products and service creation. The emphasis will be on applying entrepreneurship concepts to a business idea and developing an entrepreneurial mindset. Corequisite: BUS104 only for business majors.
Communities
Our mission is to offer a new understanding of entrepreneurship and business, provide a place for students to connect to mentors and other founders and offer business career information and career guidance. Meetings: Hybrid (Both in-person & virtual) Wednesdays, 2pm / Room F701, 7th floor, Fiterman Hall Email: Business.eship@gmail.com
Citizen Entrepreneur Explorers Program (CEEP)
CEEP allows students to build cultural and professional competencies while engaging in research on entrepreneurial ecosystems through small businesses in their local communities.
Innovate@BMCC is a multidisciplinary group of faculty, staff and students who combine entrepreneurship with any major. Our goal is to help departments and students connect around their creative ideas.
SBE400 Class – Student Community
SBE400 Class Student Space for Profiles & Projects
BMCC | COIL: Collaborative Online International Learning
A space for faculty to learn about virtual global exchange
Projects
*New* BMCC Blackstone LaunchPad
LaunchPad is here for all majors to learn about innovative thinking in careers & entrepreneurial endeavors.
Resources for students taking SBE400 class.
Work-Project Based Learning Resources
Business Management has 3 active fellows in the Work-based Learning Fellowship with the CEO Jobs Council of NY. These materials are curated from that experience.