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Ethics of International Service, EGR 3315, is a cross-discipline course between Engineering and Social Entrepreneurship. This class teaches students how to do work in developing countries in a way that does good, without doing harm.

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In many ways, the list of farm equipment at The Home Grown Farm is much what you would expect: shovels, gloves, hoses, a tractor. But the one piece of equipment that Toby Tull uses most on the family farm is a bit less typical: a computer.

Home Grown Farm

Alumnus David W. Hill is featured in the Leadership Perspective section of the spring 2013 issue of the Baylor Business Review. Hill developed the "real pyramid model" as a guide to activate his faith in daily life. Video by Bailey Eubanks. Pyramid graphics provided by David W. Hill. Voiceover by CJ Jackson and Chris Griesemer. Ending graphic by Pollei DesignWorks.

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Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business offers the Accelerated Ventures Program, which is featured in the spring 2013 issue of the Baylor Business Review. Video footage by Bailey Eubanks. Audio/video editing by Bailey Eubanks. Ending graphic by Pollei DesignWorks.

Baylor Accelerated Ventures Press Conference

Jennifer Ballew, BBA '92, serves as co-owner/director of Express Hot Yoga and is featured in the 2012 fall issue of the Baylor Business Review magazine. Photos/video footage by Baylor Photography. Audio/video editing by Baylor Photography. Graphics by Pollei DesignWorks.

Baylor Business Review - Jennifer Ballew

It's October ... and that means one thing in America:  Major League Baseball playoffs are set to begin.

It means wall to wall broadcasts of games, massive advertising buys and gate receipts that means a serious stream of revenue for all of the teams, players and owners who made it through a long season and survived to be one of the dozen teams left to play for the Commissioner's Trophy.


It's going to be a wild few weeks for baseball fans and the reporters covering the games.

And if you're a journalist looking to know how important the marketing and business sides are to the the playoffs - then let us help with your stories.

Kirk Wakefield, Ph.D., is The Edwin W. Streetman Professor of Retail Marketing at Baylor University, where he is the Executive Director of the Curb Center for Sales Strategy in Sports and Entertainment (S3E) program in the Hankamer School of Business.

Kirk is available to speak with media - simply click on his icon ow to arrange an interview today.


MLB playoffs are back!

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