Collaboration with Reimagine Education
We are pleased to announce that the 2017 Finals of the EBPC Idea Path Competition will be held in conjunction with the upcoming Reimagine Education Awards & Conference on December 4-5 here in Philadelphia. Reimagine Education is an international competition and global conference for those seeking to shape the future of education through innovation. We are excited about collaborating with the thoughtful and dedicated team at Reimagine, and encourage you to join an outstanding group of international entrepreneurs, scholars, and practitioners at the December event. Register here to attend! For more information on Reimagine Education, please visit their website at: http://www.reimagine-education.com/.
PRIZES
Idea Path:
- Idea Path Grand Prize (1): $5,000
- Other Idea Path Prizes (2): $2,500
- All Idea Path Finalists: $1,000
Eligibility
Any individual is eligible to enter the Competition by submitting an Entry (defined below), except the following individuals are not eligible:
- Anyone who is under 18 years old;
- Any Competition judge;
- Anyone who previously was awarded a prize in this Competition. (However, if a previous winner wants to enter a new educational entrepreneurship business plan, which the University determines, in its sole opinion and determination, is unrelated to the previous winning educational entrepreneurship business plan, then the previous winning Applicant may do so, subject to his or her or its compliance with all of the other eligibility requirements.);
- Anyone for whom it would be illegal to enter this Competition in his or her legal jurisdiction of residence;
- Any Graduate School of Education faculty, lecturer, administrator, staff, or other employee. (Note: Faculty, lecturers, administrators, staff, employees, and students from the University of Pennsylvania and its schools, centers and institutes, other thanthe Graduate School of Education, may enter the Competition, provided that he or she has first disclosed his or her product or service or technology or concept or intellectual property to the University’s Penn Center for Innovation or its successor (“Penn PCI”), using the disclosure form required by Penn PCI, in order for Penn PCI to determine whether the University has an ownership interest in such product or service or technology or concept or intellectual property by virtue of its intellectual property and employment policies.
- http://www.educationcompetition.org/how-to-apply
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