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Bentley students beat 14 other collegiate teams to win the Boston Beta showcase for startup companies. The winning team was formed by past and present students who founded Luvn' Local, a loyalty service provider that caters to local small businesses.
Economics Professor, Scott Sumner, is highlighted as one of the "illustrious peers" of New York Times columnist Paul Krugman in a diagram that illustrates the war of words between the Nobel Prize winner and several high-profile economists.
Bentley University announces a call for submissions to doctoral candidates to submit papers for consideration in the fourth annual Next Generation ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) Workshop, held in conjunction with the Bentley Global Business Ethics Symposium the week of May 20, 2012.
Economics Professor Dhaval Dave is highlighted for his findings on the link between exercise, eating and tough economic times.
Senior Lecturer of Law, Taxation, and Financial Planning, Steve Weisman, offers his recommendations on how married couples can benefit the most from their combined assets and be better prepared for retirement.
Executive Director of External Relations for Academic Affairs John A. Sims discusses his assertion that organizations should reward people for working "at the ground" level of a company and allow them to use that experience in an executive role.
A documentary about the life and research of Daniel Everett, dean of arts and sciences at Bentley University, has captured international attention at one of the most prestigious film festivals in the world for television documentaries.
During the Fall 2011 semester, Bentley University juniors and seniors enrolled in the Human Relations in Healthcare Organizations class, led by Psychology Professor Helen Meldrum, were invited to work with the Massachusetts Health Council to help the assess the growing problem of low health literacy in relation to patients’ understanding of their prescription, over-the-counter and alternative medications.
Professor of Natural and Applied Sciences Fred Ledley is highlighted for his first published novel, Sputnik’s Child.
Senior Lecturer of Computer Information Systems Mark Frydenberg discussess how to utilize smartphones as a powerful teaching and learning tool.
