Igniting the Entrepreneurial Mindset with Ayman Tarabishy: Winslow Sargeant
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This interview was produced as part of an entrepreneurial course taught by Dr. Ayman Tarabishy. The series features conversations with industry experts who share insights, experiences, and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. In this episode, Dr. Tarabishy interviews Dr. Winslow Sargeant, who was appointed by President Barack Obama as Chief Counsel for Advocacy in 2010 and unanimously confirmed by the U.S. Senate in 2011.
Management Law & Ethics: Organizational Culture & Alternative Working Arrangements
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Professor Melanie Snyder introduces a discussion on what defines a good employer and the importance of fostering a healthy organizational culture. She argues that positive workplace practices like remote work, merit-based recognition, and open communication lead to long-term success.
Emerging Topics in HRM: What’s Next? The Future of HR Analytics
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Professor Melanie Snyder introduces a discussion on what defines a good employer and the importance of fostering a healthy organizational culture. She argues that positive workplace practices like remote work, merit-based recognition, and open communication lead to long-term success.
Honda Battle of The Band’s Power Dreams: Hampton University Talkin’
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The Hampton University Marching Band was selected to participate in the 2018 Honda Battle of the Bands in Atlanta, GA. As part of the event’s promotion, each participating band was asked to submit video content highlighting their program. In this video, we chose to feature a song famously performed by many HBCU bands, “Talking Out the Side of Your Neck” by Cameo. However, the Marching Force performs a unique rendition of the song that reflects the history and tradition of the program.
Market News with Rodney Lake: Dan Ives Interview
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This is a podcast series with vice dean of undergraduate programs Rodney Lake. He gives insight on trends happening in the stock market. In this episode, Rodney interviews Dan Ives, a prominent wall street analysis. The conversation emphasizes opportunities in emerging technologies while acknowledging market volatility.
Data Breach: Introduction to Information Security Systems
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This is an Introductory video for a cybersecurity course taught by Professor Scott White. In this video he explains how information security (infosec or cybersecurity) has evolved from a narrow IT concern into a critical component of organizational resilience, national defense, and personal privacy. The segment also introduces key areas within the field—such as network security, cloud security, encryption, and incident response—while emphasizing the goal of protecting confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data.
Body of Work - Short film by Theresa Sores & Joshua Waldrum
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This is a short film for a school project in the New Media & Photojournalism program at Corcoran School of the Arts. The film explores repetition, frustration, and the pursuit of creative flow through stunt work. The performer is Dan Dargan Carter, a stuntman who has worked on a number of films throughout the industry.
Professor Halliday Explains: What is Strategy
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Professor Dave Halliday explains for his Marketing class Michael E. Porter’s article What Is Strategy? He introduces Porter’s key ideas about competitive advantage, focusing on how companies create a unique strategic position within an industry. It explains three core strategy concepts—industry positioning, trade-offs, and activity fit—while also touching on supporting ideas like operational effectiveness and the risk of straddling multiple strategies.
Meet the Professor: Jungho Suh
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This video serves as an Introduction Professor Jungho Suh, who teaches a graduate level Human Resources course. In the video, he introduces himself as a teaching assistant professor of management and project director of the GW Career Management Institute. He discusses earning his Ph.D. from Michigan State University in 2017 and briefly describes his academic background. The segment also highlights his research interests in sustainable management and management issues within the service industry.