Stanford does a lot of this, as the article mentioned, but there's a bit of tunnel vision in the entrepreneurship resources throughout the university. For example, it's virtually all geared toward starting ventures which will require a great deal of Venture Capital. There's a tremendous amount of emphasis on developing presentations to give to VCs. Those skills are useful, but they're emphasized at the expense of other critical topics like knowing your customer, recruiting talented employees, or being able to execute.