Faculty and Others Weigh in on Timely Topics
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Wall Street Journal
Bentley University Tries to Make Business and Liberal Arts Pay Off
President Gloria Cordes Larson tells the Journal how Bentley’s model of education combines business and the arts and sciences, to produce more well-rounded graduates.
November 7, 2013
Bloomberg Radio
Bentley Hosts Live Bloomberg Radio Broadcast from Trading Room
President Gloria Cordes Larson joined Bloomberg’s “econo-queen” Kathleen Hays to guest host The Hays Advantage show live from the campus-based Trading Room. Business leaders and faculty members shared expertise on the theme of women and leadership.
October 11, 2013
Fast Company
Why Everyone Is Wrong About Working With Millennials
An opinion piece co-written by President Gloria Cordes Larson and PayScale CEO Mike Metzger offers solutions for closing the perceived work-readiness gap, based on findings from Bentley’s study on millennial preparedness.
December 3, 2013
U.S. News & World Report
3 Ways Colleges Are Adapting to Online Learning
Bentley is highlighted for a “flipped classroom” model adopted by senior lecturer Mark Frydenberg of the Computer Information Systems Department. His students watch lectures online at home and collaborate on homework in the classroom.
September 18, 2013
FOX25 News
FOX25 Morning News Broadcasts Live From Bentley
FOX25 commentator Doug “VB” Goudi and morning news reporter Elizabeth “Lilly” Hopkins were on campus to showcase students, staff, faculty and programs. The four-hour live broadcast was part of the station’s “College Tour” series.
October 10, 2013
BBC News
Managers: Train Your Brain for Ethical Decisions
W. Michael Hoffman, executive director of the Center for Business Ethics, offers insight on the importance of managers making ethical decisions that set the tone for their subordinates.
October 8, 2013
Financial Times
From the Bard to the Boardroom
In an online video interview, Dean of Arts and Sciences Dan Everett explains why integrating arts and sciences is key to preparing a well-rounded business leader.
September 26, 2013
Chronicle of Higher Education
Building Sustainable Programs Abroad
Associate Professor of Management Diane Kellogg, who established the Ghana Project at Bentley, describes work over the past seven years
to develop a successful program in Africa.
September 11, 2013