Three UNLV students take home $20,000 for reusable energy business plan
Posted April 29, 2008
This time last year UNLV students Josh Beilin, Kyle George and Keeton Little weren’t very sure about their post-gradation plans. That changed Friday when they were handed a check for $20,000.
The three seniors took first place Friday in the NCET Nevada’s Donald W. Reynolds Governor’s Cup competition – an annual contest designed to foster entrepreneurship and give students some serious cash to help jump-start their innovative business plans. Known as Waste Alternatives Transformation Technologies, their team was the sole UNLV undergraduate participant. Read full story:
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