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Welcome to the More Than an MBA podcast!
Eden sits down with Dr. Christopher Kayes, Professor of Management and chair of the Department of Management at GWSB, and Dr. Shyam Giridharadas, Adjunct Professor of Management at GWSB, to discuss and debunk three business myths. Both bring their experiences in research, consulting, and higher education to this conversation.
We tackle the myths that (1) networking is superficial, (2) asking for a mentor is awkward, and (3) leadership can't be taught. First we define networking, mentorship, and leadership. Then we explore those negative feelings attached to networking, why being and having a mentor is so important at school and at work, and how Dr. Kayes and Dr. Giridharadas both teach leadership at GWSB.
Learn more about Dr. Kayes and Dr. Giridharadas at business.gwu.edu.
Welcome to the More Than an MBA podcast!
We are back to school, and second-years are so excited to welcome first-years!
In this bite-sized episode, Eden collected what second-years wish they knew as a first-year. Hear advice as you start your MBA. Some of us wish we knew where to put more of our energy last year or how to be our own accountability partners. Others recommend getting to know your professors as much as you get to know each other, and to practice intentional networking. Together, we can learn from all of our experiences.
And keep an eye out for more information about first-year/second-year mentors soon!
Welcome to the More Than an MBA podcast!
Happy summer! Whether you’re diving into an internship, taking classes, traveling, or anywhere in between, there are lots of different ways to spend the warmer months away from the semester.
In this episode, Eden talks to GMBA Ad and Ikenna, PMBA Chris, OMBA Marissa and Jordan, and AMBA Zach about their summer plans. As we hear voices from each GW MBA program and learn about their summer plans, remember that we can stay connected off-campus, too.
Ad tells us why he chose a different path than a summer internship, Ikenna offers advice on how to snag that summer internship early on in the school year, and both Chris and Marissa let us in on their balance between traveling and taking classes online. Jordan says summer classes have been a seamless transition for her, and Zach shares that GW's campus is somewhat of a ghost town over the summer.
Don't forget to stay connected with the GW MBAA on LinkedIn all year round!
April is Stress Awareness Month. Eden sits down with Dr. Parrillo, Director for GW's Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), and Sherry Leung, Assistant Director for GW's Student Support, to highlight student mental health resources.
Dr. Parillo tells us what stress even is, more about CAPS available services, and what to do if you feel nervous (or think you don't have time) to ask for help. Sherry helps bridge the gap between CAPS and Student Support, shares trends she has noticed among student mental health, and celebrates how all of these services align with GW's mission as a university.
CAPS offers safe, non-judgmental, and confidential counseling. No appointments are needed! Counseling support is always available by calling 202-994-5300. Student Support can also connect students to resources to help develop plans of action to meet goals, and navigate challenging circumstances. To get started, you can call 202-994-6555, reach Student Support at [email protected], or submit a CARE referral.
Learn more about all of GW's on-campus services below:
CAPS: counselingcenter.gwu.edu
CARE Team: students.gwu.edu/care
MSSC: mssc.gwu.edu
ISO: internationalservices.gwu.edu
DSS: disabilitysupport.gwu.edu
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