CNBC recently ranked Bentley University 15th on its list of the 30 Colleges Where Students Go On To Earn the Most Money. To determine its list, the network used the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard, which covers data on thousands of American colleges, including median earnings of federally aided students 10 years after enrolling, […]
We sat down with Professor Ian Cross, senior lecturer of marketing, as he spoke passionately about teaching marketing. As the director of the Center for Marketing Technology at Bentley, Cross teaches about cutting-edge marketing tools, techniques, and intellectual capital. He also enjoys teaching students about branding, social media marketing, and creating business value through consulting. […]
Bentley’s Honors Program taught Amanda Pine ’17 new ways to learn. A senior Economics-Finance major (with minors in Law and Management) from Suffield, Connecticut, Amanda says the Honors Program’s academic challenge pushed her to discover better ways to manage her time and work as part of a team. She’s put those skills to work during […]
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The Russian Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Linguistics held a special session on the scholarship of Bentley’s Dean of Arts and Sciences and Interim Co-Provost, Daniel K. Everett, focusing on the wide-ranging impact of his work among the Pirahã people of central Brazil.
Professor Aaron Jackson, PhD, received his doctorate and began his teaching career at the University of Oregon. He enjoys teaching macroeconomic and monetary theory and policy, and has dedicated much of his time to the Economics department and the university. Jackson’s current research focuses on the effectiveness and communications of central banks. What do you […]
Recently, Jill Brown, a management professor at Bentley University, went to the doctor. Over the course of her examination, she was directed to get a routine but specialized test at a nearby hospital. Here is the thing: she knew better.
For entrepreneurs seeking an edge in the business community, look to the field of nanotechnology.
By Kristen Walsh Since coming to Bentley, Kymar (Kymmie) Stewart ’19 has developed a new sense of diversity, well beyond skin color and ethnicity. It’s one of the main reasons she hosted a prospective student at Bentley’s ALANA (African-American, Latino-American, Asian-American, Native American and multicultural) Overnight. To “show the reality of what you’re going to […]
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