It’s one thing to be skilled at studying concepts and earning good grades. It’s another to actually use those concepts on the job.Kristine Clements ’10 MSA ’12 learned how to do both early on. Her ability to apply technical training in software such as SAP software and Excel helped her navigate an internship into a full-time position at Boston Scientific (BSC).
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(Bloomberg Radio)
Economics Professor Michael Quinn discusses how immigration reform affects the US economy.
(USA Today)
Bentley is highlighted among other Boston area colleges who are taking extra security precautions at graduation ceremonies after the Boston Marathon bombings.
In today’s rapidly shifting global marketplace, it is clear that businesses struggle to know their boundaries, uphold integrity, abide by government regulations and remain accountable for their actions on all fronts. To explore these practices and challenges in business ethics, Bentley will host its 9th Annual Global Business Ethics Symposium sponsored by State Street Foundation on Monday, May 20.
(Business Insider)
Marketing Lecturer Mike Tesler comments on the consumer-centric strategy and social conscious business model behind booming eyewear brand Warby Parker.
A team of Bentley undergraduate students headed to Captiol Hill to canvas congressional leaders about implementing a new “Energy 101” curriculum aimed at teaching basic energy principles at U.S. colleges and universities.
(Boston.com)
Bentley is highlighted as Bloomberg Radio's strategic partner as the station launches in the Boston area market.
(Knowledge @ Wharton)
Marketing Professor Mike Tesler helps answer why eyewear start-up Warby Parker has become so successful so quickly.
(Marie Claire (Italy))
Italian Marie Claire interviews Dean of Arts and Sciences Daniel Everett about his documentary, The Grammar of Happiness, and his latest book, Language: The Cultural Tool.