By Jackson Le ’19 Michael Sam, the first openly gay football player to be drafted to the NFL, recently came to Bentley to share his story and the reception was honestly amazing. I had long respected everything that Michael stands for, so when I found out that he was coming to Bentley, I knew that […]
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The workplace of today looks dramatically different than it did a decade, or even a few years ago. Technological and societal changes, including the incorporation of data and analytics into virtually all job functions, and the growth of social media, have had a signficant impact.
Building your college education on a strong, diverse foundation can prepare you for a career you might never had expected. Just ask Kelly Peterson. The 2011 Bentley University graduate majored in Information Design and Corporate Communication, and filled in her required curriculum with classes that interested her, or just seemed fun. After graduation, this well-rounded […]
Today’s modern business education opens doors far beyond the boardroom. Just ask Shanell Mosley ’10. She took a Bentley bachelor’s degree in Management and turned it into a position with the U.S. Fund for UNICEF, where she works as manager of sports partnerships. The U.S. Fund for UNICEF supports UNICEF’s work and other efforts in […]
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Entrepreneurs of Bentley is an article series profiling the latest innovations and startups from the Bentley University community. Know someone who should be featured? Tell us about it at Bentley.edu/story. Entrepreneur: Grant Darst ’17 Hometown: Medway, Massachusetts Major: Managerial Economics, with an Entrepreneurship concentration Minor: Finance Company: Showroom 1 mobile, waterless car detailing service I’ve […]
By Emily Larson ’20 Convocation: A word I personally was familiar with upon starting college, and a word I am sure many other students had never heard before August 24. Well, what does it mean? As defined by Bentley University, the concept of convocation is derived from English medieval custom, when kings and their courts […]