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ECenter at UNH Offers Students a Hands-On Experience

By Roger Wood | August 19, 2016

Ian Grant, director of the Peter T. Paul Entrepreneurship Center.

The newly established Peter T. Paul Entrepreneurship Center at the University of New Hampshire is headed up by no stranger to start-up enterprises. Ian Grant is in charge of the center, which is named for the benefactor of the College of Business and Economics at UNH. Roger Wood spoke to Ian Grant about the center, the Maker-Space area, featuring a 3-D printer, and hopes to grow the program.

The website for the Peter T. Paul Entrepreneurship Center is unh.edu/ecenter. For InDepthNH.org, I’m Roger Wood.

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