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Creating Wealth
by Sharing Wealth

Nationwide University Essay Contest

The Creating Wealth By Sharing Wealth National Essay Contest is designed to foster creative thinking among University students and entrepreneurs about sustainable growth of 21st century companies. By engaging young minds across the nation from a variety of schools, the FED will energize a debate on how different corporate structures affect governance, performance, culture and alignment of incentives in new and existing enterprises.

Essay Contest - Right Pane

Participation Stats:

1,412 students in 32 participating classes
26 universities

Participating Professors:

Alabama A&M University, Larry McDaniel
California State University, San Marcos & Brandman University, Kathleen Bates
Carnegie Mellon University, Art Boni
DeVry University, Linda Beauregard-Vasquez
Georgia Institute of Technology, Molly O'Neal & Anne Stanford
Harris-Stowe State University, Shawni Jackson
Illinois Institute of Technology, Goerge Nassos
Indiana University-Purdue University at Fort Wayne, Yuan Jiang
Kent State University, Jacquelyn Yates
Lamar University, Mary Swandollar Eger
Lamar University, Alicen Flosi
MIT, Sloan School, Thomas Kochan
North Carolina A&T State University, Chi Anyansi-Archibong
Oakwood University, E.K. Roper
Oklahoma State University, Michael Morris
Rutgers University, Joseph Blasi
Saginaw Valley State University, Rhonda Ross
San Diego State University, Gangaram Singh
St. Cloud State University, Vernon Bachor
Stanford University, William Cockayne
Stanford University, John Feland
University of California, San Diego, Delbert Foit Jr.
University of Michigan, Doug Neal
University of Pennsylvania, Alan Barstow
University of San Diego, Seth Ellis
Virginia Tech, France Belanger
Virginia Tech, Terry Papillon
Washington College, Alvin Drischler