Nurturing Talent and Integrity: Ann Miura-Ko on Mentorship and Entrepreneurship Education | Stanford Technology Ventures Program
Ann Miura-Ko reflects on the changes in student pressures, the value of integrity and personal growth, and why universities must better articulate their relevance.
Main content start Ann Miura-Ko reflects on the changes in student pressures, the value of integrity and personal growth, and why universities must better articulate their relevance. Ann Miura-Ko is a renowned educator and mentor at Stanford University, where she co-teaches the Mayfield Fellows Program (MFP) and lectures in entrepreneurship. With a PhD in math modeling of cybersecurity from Stanford, Ann is celebrated for her hands-on, student-centered approach and for shaping some of the university’s most impactful entrepreneurial courses, including Tech Venture Formation and Lean…
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