Get Involved

Thank you for your interest in Turner MIINT! Please read the FAQ document and then complete the Inquiry Form by clicking the button below. There are ways to get involved if you are a current graduate student, academic staff/faculty, industry professional, or donor. We look forward to connecting with you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to bring Turner MIINT to your campus?

Start with the resources below.

Program Overview

A two-page document with a quick overview of Turner MIINT, including how the program works, the impact it creates, and key benefits for your institution.

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Student Playbook

Everything students need to know about forming a team, program requirements, key dates, roles, and next steps.

Requires a short sign-up form to access.

Faculty Playbook

A guide for faculty and staff interested in bringing Turner MIINT to their institution and supporting student teams.

Requires a short sign-up form to access.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • A: Graduate students participate in TMIINT by signing up through their schools. Check our Participating Schools list to see if your institution is already involved. 

    • If your school is listed, submit our Inquiry Form so we can connect you with your Campus Leader. Please note: each school sets its own process for selecting participating students. 

    • If your school is not listed, we encourage you to gain support from faculty and administrators, then Contact Us to learn more about joining the next cohort. 


    You can also review the Student Playbook above for more information about forming a team, program requirements, key dates, roles, and next steps.

  • A: We’d love to meet with you to discuss having your school participate in TMIINT! We generally recruit new schools over the summer. Please reach out through our Contact Us form to set up a meeting with our program staff. 

    The Faculty Playbook above provides additional information about launching the program on your campus and supporting student teams.

  • A: Thank you for your interest in sharing your knowledge and expertise with our students! We recruit throughout the year for various volunteer opportunities with TMIINT. Please reach out through our Contact Us form to let us know about your background and your interests, and we’ll reach out as opportunities become available. 

  • A: As part of our curriculum, students learn how to source and diligence companies on their own. As such, we do not connect entrepreneurs with students. 

  • A: Yes. Schools must pay a fee to participate in the program and are also responsible for travel costs associated with their students who participate in our in-person semi-finals & finals event. For more information on fees, please reach out through our Contact Us form. 

  • A: Our thousands of alumni have gone on to have successful careers in many areas, such as impact investing, traditional VC/PE, consulting, non-profit work, and more! Many of our alumni cite their involvement in TMIINT as critical to their development as a student and professional. 

  • A: The TMIINT program runs for one full academic year — from September/October through April. Students should expect to spend about 5 hours per week on program activities, though this can vary by school. Some schools add extra sessions or assignments, while others allow students to progress through the curriculum independently. 

  • A: Students who cannot attend  due to visa restrictions or travel regulations may participate in a separate virtual competition.  Other virtual participation requests are reviewed case-by-case. We encourage in-person attendance to enjoy the full TMIINT experience, including speaker sessions, career panels, networking, and more! 

  • A: During the investment committee event, our IC selects the best social venture to receive a seed-stage investment. There are other non-capital prizes awarded to student teams, as well. 

  • A: At this time, the TMIINT program is only for students at the graduate level. 

  • A: At this time, the TMIINT program is only for students currently enrolled in a participating graduate school/program.