Most university lectures start with an illustrious speaker at a podium, poised to impart knowledge to students. That clich&e#180; was turned upside down by this year鈥檚
Gustavson School of Business Distinguished Entrepreneur of the Year, David Foster, when he recently spoke to Business and Fine Arts students: not only was this class far from a traditional
lecture, but the students were engaged and energized right from the start. After the screening of a video about his career, Foster sat behind a keyboard (鈥淚鈥檒l play if you beg me 鈥 and even if
you don鈥檛.鈥) in a lecture theatre. 鈥淪o. Business. Let鈥檚 talk. Questions?鈥 It didn鈥檛 take long before a brisk, incisive, vibrant interchange got underway.