Maggie Anderson

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Maggie AndersonSchool of Management and LawNapier University Business School

Maggie joined the Centre for Entrepreneurship as a lecturer in 2001.She teaches a variety of modules at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and is module leader for the Innovation, Creativity and Enterprise module, developing a variety of innovative teaching and learning materials.She also helps students translate their classroom learning into action by being a mentor for new student businesses located in the Moffat Centre.Maggie's research interests have centred on examining the impact that education in the field of entrepreneurship has on students.She is also involved in providing peer support for colleagues and hopes to develop this further in the future.

Maggie Anderson

Centre for Entrepreneurship, Napier University

Maggie Anderson, lecturer, School of Management, helped launch Festivalpreviews.com through Napier's Centre for Entrepreneurship and established a relationship with ‘On the Runn Dance Productions' which was the first preview clip to be shown to demonstrate the potential of this new medium.

Maggie said: "I'm delighted that Festivalpreviews.com has been launched.

Laura Galloway (Heriot-Watt University), Maggie Anderson (Napier University), Wendy Brown (University of Strathclyde) and Geoff Whittam (University of Paisley)

Maggie Anderson

Lecturer - Entrepreneurship Learning/Creativity/Innovation

Maggie Anderson, lecturer, School of Management, helped launch Festivalpreviews.com through Napier's Centre for Entrepreneurship and established a relationship with ‘On the Runn Dance Productions' which was the first preview clip to be shown to demonstrate the potential of this new medium.

Maggie said: "I'm delighted that Festivalpreviews.com has been launched.

Maggie Anderson
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Photo of Maggie Anderson.
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Maggie AndersonSchool of Management and LawNapier University Business SchoolMaggie joined the Centre for Entrepreneurship as a lecturer in 2001.She teaches a variety of modules at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and is module leader for the Innovation, Creativity and Enterprise module, developing a variety of innovative teaching and learning materials.She also helps students translate their classroom learning into action by being a mentor for new student businesses located in the Moffat Centre.Maggie's research interests have centred on examining the impact that education in the field of entrepreneurship has on students.She is also involved in providing peer support for colleagues and hopes to develop this further in the future.

Maggie Anderson, Lecturer, Centre for Entrepreneurship, Napier University; Laura Wilson, Lecturer, Portsmouth Business School, University of Portsmouth.