Projects by faculty and students cross academic disciplines for real-world impact

Instagram tips from Brayan Mesa ’17

An alumna and a current student teach young people lessons about money and finance

Accountability drives the job search group that Bob Leahy ’74, MBA ’90 and Barbara Lipps lead for alumni 

Making R&R accessible for families of children and adults with disabilities 

Streamlining the college search and application process for international students who want to study in the U.S. 

Students such as Hannah Rauch ’19 (above) attended academic conferences with support by United Technologies Corporation. The company is a longtime booster of the Bentley Honors Program.

The Black United Body student organization hosts an annual fashion show featuring creations by local designers. The theme for 2019 — A Seat in the Garden — highlighted the idea of a garden representing a diverse, beautiful community.

Donna Maria Blancero is on a mission to show that successful people represent all types of identities, including race, gender and ethnicity. The self-described “proud Latina” joined Bentley’s faculty in 2010 as an associate professor of management.  

The 2018-2019 academic year was a pivotal time when this community came together to plan for what comes next. A nine-month strategic planning process engaged faculty, staff, students, alumni and corporate recruiters in designing Bentley’s future.