Connecting Bridges and Borders

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  • Just because we all have to stay home doesn't mean we can't still travel across the globe! The Institute for Dispute Resolution (IDR) at New Jersey City University has taken the digital initiative of creating an educational and innovative video discussion series on YouTube called Connecting Bridges and Borders. It also has a podcast counterpart on Spotify! Members of the IDR team such as its Founder and Director, Professor David Weiss, Visiting Scholar Dr. Jennifer McDevitt, and Doctoral Fellow Michael Arbitblit each collaborate with individuals throughout the world to discuss the economic and cultural impact that the pandemic has had their respective communities. Each video is unique in its own sense by giving a platform for these academics, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders to discuss their perspective through their own prism of knowledge of education, technology, business, and innovation.
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Episodes
  • 3: Entrepreneurship Experiences for the Modern Leader (with Rising Knight Institute)

    3: Entrepreneurship Experiences for the Modern Leader (with Rising Knight Institute)
    May 10 2021
    The Institute for Dispute Resolution and the NJCU Innovation and Entrepreneurship club proudly present this collaboration with the Rising Knight Institute to bring a panel of entrepreneurs, thought leaders, and those out in the world of business currently to discuss their perceptions and experiences to NJCU students!

    Keynote:
    Dr. Michael Arbitblit (NJCU)

    Panel:
    Professor David Weiss
    Dr. Danielle Beam (NJCU)
    Omosede Ogiamien (Deloitte)
    Michael Jasonos (Comdata)
    Donna Bernard (Donna Bernard Ventures/Formally of Thomson Reuters)
    Rachael Cohen (Wharton MBA Student)
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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • S2 Ep15: A Global Passport to Understanding Conflict Resolution & Economic Growth in Africa w/Ijeoma Ononogbu

    S2 Ep15: A Global Passport to Understanding Conflict Resolution & Economic Growth in Africa w/Ijeoma Ononogbu
    May 10 2021
    Welcome to another episode of Connecting Bridges and Borders! Today we have our guest speaker, Ijeoma Ononogbu! Ijeoma is a Solicitor in the UK, however she has roots stemming from Nigeria. Her global perspective of conflict resolution can be found within this enriching discussion with Professor David Weiss.


    David Weiss
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-weiss-9aa2a8b/
    www.njcu.edu/idr

    Ijeoma Ononogbu
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/ijeomaononogbu
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    36 mins
  • S2 Ep11: Croatia: A New Humanistic Approach to Resolving Conflict with Judge Srdan Simac

    S2 Ep11: Croatia: A New Humanistic Approach to Resolving Conflict with Judge Srdan Simac
    May 7 2021
    Welcome to another episode of Connecting Bridges and Borders! Today we have a special guest, Srdan Simac. Srdan is a judge of the High Commercial Court of the Republic of Croatia and President of Croatian Mediation Association. He is among leading mediators in Croatia with unique expertise and approach and mediation pioneer. In this interview,  we discuss a very humanistic approach to conflict resolution from the a global perspective. 

    David Weiss
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-weiss-9aa2a8b/
    www.njcu.edu/idr

    Srdan Simac
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/sr%C4%91an-%C5%A1imac/

    Theme Music by Maksym Senyshyn (NJCU '16)
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    44 mins

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