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The document announces events for Global Entrepreneurship Week hosted by the Entrepreneurial Leadership Center at Millersville University. The events include talks by local entrepreneurs on the art of entrepreneurship on Monday and Wednesday, a student entrepreneur showcase on Tuesday featuring students' businesses, a panel discussion on perspectives of entrepreneurship on Thursday, and an open house at the Entrepreneurial Leadership Center on Friday to learn about its resources for student entrepreneurs. Global Entrepreneurship Week is a worldwide celebration of innovators and job creators held in over 140 countries through various events and activities.
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