The P2P program has been redesigned as a fall semester experience leading up to a pitch event held on December 8th.

Through a series of workshops, teams of 2-3 students (or individually) will select a problem, then identify events, trends, structures and mental models that impact the issue. This will culminate in the creation of a visual map and poster presentation that shows the relationships between these variables.

Posters will be designed and presented at the NDSU Center for Entrepreneurship and Family Business “Possibilities Pitch Event” on December 8th where students will share their passion and compete for prize money!

How it's different 
By grappling with the systemic forces that often stifle progress, P2P takes a learning-first approach to change-making.

Participants will consider the broader context of their selected social, environmental, and economic problems. They will learn about existing solutions before developing something new, ensuring that their solution is viable, valuable, and unique.

Why it matters
Students will learn transferable critical thinking skills and an opportunity to create positive change while Community Partners will get a deep analysis and fresh perspective into the challenges they work tirelessly to address.