Our Graduates

Imagine packing up the old RV for a camp-out in … outer space. Astronauts headed to NASA’s Artemis Gateway, a space station set to orbit the Moon in 2024, will be living tiny in their new quarters: the Habitation and Logistics Outpost (HALO). Northrop…

We all get by with a little help from our friends, and that certainly holds true for former Falcon roommates who have stayed in touch to this day. 

When Chris and Greg Smith first learned about a burgeoning effort in Bentley’s business education they were intrigued; health care is a personal — and professional — interest for them. It’s an industry, they say, that’s headed for a very necessary disruption.…

Keith Singletary ’96 has long wanted to create more opportunities for alumni of color to get or stay engaged with their alma mater. Soon he’ll get his wish, joining fellow members of the Global Alumni Board (GAB) to host such gathering during Falcon Weekend…

“If you can’t manage yourself, you can’t effectively manage others,” says Valerie Sullivan. An adjunct lecturer in Management, Sullivan views this seemingly simplistic maxim as key to supervisory success — which is why she emphasizes self-awareness, emotional…

“The health care space is in a transformative period,” says Chris Smith ’91, MBA ’92, P ’19/’20 ’24, cofounder of Aspect Health, a health care real estate platform. Now is the time, he adds, to be progressive and innovative. Says Greg Smith ’91, president and…

Barbados is perhaps best known as the birthplace of rum and Rihanna. But the Caribbean island nation has far more to offer than sugar cane-derived spirits and pop music superstars, as six graduate students from Bentley’s Masters of Accounting and MBA programs…

Whenever Lynn Wolf ’88, MBA ’00 has reached a crossroads in life, she’s always looked to Bentley. She earned a bachelor's in Accounting here. After receiving her CPA credential and starting a career, she got her MBA here. And, in 2018, when Bentley put out a…