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Faculty Research

Operating at the intersection of academia and industry, The Center for Women and Business is proud to showcase faculty research that transforms theory into practice to advance gender equity. In collaboration with Bentley’s renowned scholars, we highlight insights that break down structural barriers and offer practical strategies for building more inclusive, high-performing organizations. From the classroom to the boardroom, our work helps catalyze change across industries and support women at every level of leadership.

According to Bentley Faculty Research Newsletter

According to Bentley

The Center for Women and Business is thrilled to introduce the fourth edition of According to Bentley, a publication that focuses on faculty research at the crossroads of diversity, equity, inclusion, and intersectionality. This issue focuses on The Future of Work, a theme at the core of leadership, equity, and innovation. Featuring insights from Bentley faculty in Computer Information Systems, Mathematical Sciences, and Law, the edition explores the technological, health-related, and demographic shifts transforming today’s workplaces.

Each edition will highlight the pioneering work of our faculty members, contributing to the advancement of knowledge. We invite you to join us on a journey through the inspiring world of research that broadens horizons and enriches our academic community.

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Meet Our Faculty

Interested in sharing your research? Please contact Laura Jackson Young!

Research Areas Related to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

LYJ
One of the more valuable attributes of scholarly research is its capacity to have a practical impact outside of academia. These initiatives are not just research for the sake of research. Instead, there is the potential to enact meaningful change in society. The Bentley faculty is comprised of prominent scholars conducting influential research in the areas of diversity, equity, and inclusion. It is this type of work that we recognize here to amplify the voices of the Bentley community.
Laura Jackson Young
CWB Faculty Research Director and Associate Professor, Economics