On November 11 and 18, the College ofInnovation and Entrepreneurship successfully held the 2025 College Student InnovationTraining Project review meeting in Room 1438 of the Training Building. A panelof 40 expert reviewers from various colleges participated in the evaluationprocess.

  During the meeting, the expert panelconducted a thorough assessment of the applicants' innovative ideas, projectimplementation plans, and anticipated outcomes. Following a rigorous review,evaluations for national, municipal, and school-level projects were completedsuccessfully.

  To further advance the integration of"innovation and collaboration," "science and innovation,""industry and innovation," and "competition andinnovation," this year's project submissions were designed to strengthenstudents' awareness of independent innovation, as well as their creativity,practical skills, teamwork, communication, and leadership abilities.

  In addition to traditional generalprojects, this round introduced two new special initiatives: the SmartCampus program and the Science and Innovation Integration program.These initiatives adopted a "classification and integration" approachto broaden student participation and enhance the impact and reach of theinnovation training program.

  Looking ahead, the College of Innovationand Entrepreneurship will continue to promote innovation and entrepreneurshipeducation, offering students an expanded platform for growth and development.