WALTHAM, Mass. - Bentley College is pleased to announce three winners for this year's W. Michael Hoffman Essay Prize in Business Ethics. Matthew Gross (West Hartford, CT), a senior majoring in Corporate Finance & Accounting, and MBA students Elizabeth Bierman (Cedar Rapids, IA) and Shannon Wilz, received prizes in the competition administered by Bentley's Center for Business Ethics.
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WALTHAM, Mass. - Bentley College undergraduate students took home a first place trophy for the fifth consecutive year in the annual management case analysis competition at the Society for Advancement of Management (SAM) meeting in Orlando, Florida.
WALTHAM, MA -- Jill Perry, director of the Cronin International Center at Bentley College, will spend three weeks in Germany this spring on a Fulbright Scholar Program. Perry was selected as one of 25 participants from a national application pool.
Waltham, MA - Beth A. Loring has been appointed director of the Design and Usability Center (DUC) at Bentley College. In this role, she will oversee the consulting and research activities of the center.
WALTHAM, Mass. - Ernest H. Leffler, director of public safety at Bentley College, was elected as the North Atlantic regional director for the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA) last month.
Waltham, MA- Bentley College proudly presents "Unity of Being," an exhibition appearing from March 4 through April 9 in the Bentley College Art Gallery. An opening reception with artists Sherry Autor, Berta Golahny and Judith Jaffe will be held on Friday, March 21 from 4:30-7:00 p.m.
Dean Kate Davy is interviewed in the March 2003 issue of ArtsEditor. In "Delivering the Arts: interview: new Dean at Bentley College," Davy talks about the role of the liberal arts in a business education, the arts initiative at Bentley College and her plans to connect local artists with the college community.