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OUR TOP HIGHLIGHTS FROM FALL 2024

We’ve reached the end of our Fall 2024 semester, and we are reflecting on the many incredible accomplishments of our student-founders across the country.

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COMMUNITY STORIES: MORGAN LONG

The ability to make people entering a new community feel seen, heard, and welcomed is something incredibly powerful. Accommodating individuals of all backgrounds who have a diverse set of motivations, but bringing us all together with a common goal of being successful entrepreneurs, will be the most beneficial tool from this position. 

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COMMUNITY STORIES: JOHNATHAN KANE

What initially geared me to take this next step with my artistry was the opportunity Student-Made presented. Prior to this, I was always hesitant to sell my artwork because most of the art I was making was with the intention of pleasing me and no one else, so I thought no one would find interest in it.

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COMMUNITY STORIES: TOMMEY JODIE

What I hope to take with me from this Student-Made community is the sense of connection and support that’s so crucial for creators. Being surrounded by people who are passionate about their crafts, and who are navigating their own unique journeys, has been inspiring.

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COMMUNITY STORIES: SHREYA GUNDAM

The Student-Made community radiates positivity and inspiration, and it's apparent in the way that creators from different backgrounds are able to support one another while growing their own businesses. It gives me a sense of belonging in the entrepreneurial space, and I hope to inspire others to use their artistic passions to institute social change.

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COMMUNITY STORIES: BELLA FAVATA

‘Made for More’ is a Christian apparel brand that has my entire heart, soul, and testimony in it. It just felt so right. In the Jim Moran program at FSU, all of my professors say that coming up with an idea is the hardest part of starting a business. But if you either come up with a solution to a problem, or are coming from a place of passion, then you’ve got your idea.

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