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What matters to you? What are you doing about it?

SEE. IMAGINE. PARTNER.

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See the World As It Is

Seeing the world as it is means developing a deep awareness of the challenges and opportunities that exist in our communities and beyond. It encourages learners to approach problems with curiosity, empathy, and a commitment to understanding diverse perspectives.

 

Imagine What it Might Be

Imagining what it might be invites students to envision bold, creative solutions to the challenges they see around them. It fosters a mindset of possibility and innovation, empowering each individual to dream of a better future for their communities and the world.

 

Partner With Communities to Make Impact

Partnering with communities to make an impact emphasizes collaboration and the importance of working alongside others to create meaningful change. By building relationships and leveraging collective strengths, students develop solutions that are grounded in mutual respect and shared goals.

 

At the Scott Center for Social Entrepreneurship, we help students learn from the past, thrive in the present, and shape the future.

MEET OUR STUDENTS

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Soraya

Explore how Soraya’s passion for food and her culture led to the creation of Taste of Home, an organization helping refugees feel closer to home through the foods they eat.

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Kelsey

Discover how Kelsey transforms her love for the ocean into impactful action in this inspiring video. Her social entrepreneurship journey has led her to publish children's books and empower other young adults to advocate for environmental issues through storytelling. 

 

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David & Oliver

Watch how David and Oliver are making finance interesting and accessible! They’re creating a fun and engaging financial literacy course for 5th to 8th graders, ultimately aiming to give everyone an equal opportunity to be financially literate. 

 

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Sarah & Kiana

Learn more about some of our inaugural fellows, Sarah and Kiana! The fellowship program, developed in partnership with the University of Pennsylvania, equips students with critical skills not taught in traditional classrooms.

UPCOMING EVENTS