Dave Dahl's going to be a guest speaker in my entrepeur clas

[Hotel Paper]

this week. what questions should I ask him? If you post questions, i'll try to ask him some.

[Anthony2]

Too easy.

[molly jabali]

ask him:
* can you do ONE MORE of your old time synopsis of the games for us, PUUUULEEEEZE?
* how do you get your shirts SOOOO starched???

[WSU4Life]

hotel,

how do you expect to pass this class if you can't spell entrepreneur correctly? I'm not going to let you copy off of my test.

[RoyalShock]

"Mr. Dahl, what are the Preferred Health Systems keys to your speech?"

[SubGod22]

"Mr. Dahl, what are the Preferred Health Systems keys to your speech?"

[SWarehouse]

All right, I'll offer a serious question that relates to both WSU basketball and entrepreneurship:

"Mr. Dahl, I know you were previously involved in a coaching search committee at Wichita State. Can you describe the process, including determining qualified candidates, narrowing down the list of applicants, questions that would be asked to the final candidates and keeping the selection process confidential?"

I guess I'll hang up and listen. ;-)

[molly jabali]

i swear, from here on out, i'm ALWAYS saying..."i'm gonna stay on the air and listen"

who knows?they may want REAL wisdom.... :posterwsu:

[rrshock]

Doesn't he speak to most every intro to entrepreneurship class?

[SWarehouse]

Doesn't he speak to most every intro to entrepreneurship class?

Dahl used to teach the course, so that wouldn't surprise me.

[Ricky Del Rio]

Mr. Dahl, thank you for discontinuing your hokey play on words, keys to the game analysis.

[WSU4Life]

Dave teaches an Entre 160 class every semester. Its very intro level and isn't a requirement.

He was in our Entre 300 class today as a guest speaker and he was very entertaining. He is very animated, always running around the classroom, and uses his hands a lot when he speaks. The man had a wealth of business and law experiences to share with us, and it was great seeing a former WSU athlete have success outside of sports. I sure hope some of our athletes would look up to him, because he has done a lot for himself and is really giving back to the university.