
The Marshall University Innovation Catalyst (MUIC) Program is a free internal professional development program for Marshall faculty, staff, administrators, and student leaders that trains them on how to apply design thinking to rapidly develop delightful solutions for pressing unsolved challenges that Marshall students face inside and outside of the classroom. This program is inspired by the Innovation Catalyst program at Intuit, a leading financial technology firm. MU Innovation Catalyst trainees will learn Intuit’s special version of design thinking known as Design for Delight (D4D).
Free training for Marshall University students, faculty, staff, administrators, and the Board of Governors. Choose between convenient, asynchronous, online sessions for individual trainings or engaging in-person trainings for teams of 10 or more.
- Time Commitment | 2 hours
- Online or In-person
- No Cost
Free training for Marshall University student leaders, faculty, and staff eager to apply D4D principles in practical settings
- Time Commitment | 2 month project
- In-person training
- No Cost
Note: Innovation Explorer Training is required to become an Innovator.
Any Marshall University student leaders, faculty, and staff eager to spread D4D within their own department and Marshall community by learning how to facilitate the training.
- Time Commitment | 1 semester
- In-person training
- No Cost
Note: Innovation Explorer (IE) Training is required to become an Innovation Catalyst.
Marshall University administrators such as VPs, Directors, Deans, and Chairs who want to learn how to allocate resources that empower your teams to meet current demands using Horizon Planning, and better understand the DACI role assignment framework and how to develop a strategic memo to implement your idea.
- Time Commitment | 2 hours + project
- In-person
- No cost
Note: Innovation Explorer (IE) Training is required to become an Innovation Strategist.