Hurricane Katrina left a massive trail of wreckage, but the storm also spurred
a wave of community service on U.s. campuses. Thousands of U.s. students came to the Gulf
Coast after september 2005, helping to rebuild neighborhoods and restore a sense of hope.
This renewed interest in community service, accompanied by a recent financial collapse and
associated scandals, has also sparked a rise in social entrepreneurship. More universities and
colleges than ever before incorporated the study of social entrepreneurship and social enter-
prise into their curricula.


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