President Brent Chrite offers insight and is quoted in this article which highlights that, despite the recent influx in donations, some HBCUs are still struggling to survive.
Associate Director of Graduate Admission Gordon Berridge reminds prospective students that most schools, including Bentley, offer merit MBA scholarships.
Executive Director of the Center for Women and Business, Trish Foster, is quoted extensively in this story about how companies are following through on their commitment to racial equity.
Bentley’s new DEI major is featured with Senior Lecturer of Law and Taxation Kiana Pierre-Louis and Sociology Professor Gary David offering advice to other universities considering this kind of major.
Executive Director of the Center for Women and Business Trish Foster offers advice on how companies can create a culture that supports successful allyship.
Athletics Director Vaughn Williams was the keynote speaker at an event honoring high school athletes and offered them advice on navigating their college experience.
Senior Lecturer of Law and Taxation Kiana Pierre-Louis and Sociology Professor Gary David explain how Bentley's new DEI major will prepare students for increasing opportunities in diversity and inclusion roles.
Bentley’s new DEI major is highlighted as “offering students the foundation for what is projected to be in-demand careers as a chief diversity officer, inclusion specialist or similar roles”.
Bentley is highlighted for investing in Base10 Partners Advancement Initiative fund, which donates 50% of the fund’s carried interest directly to historically Black colleges & universities to create student scholarships and support university endowments.
The latest research report from the Center for Women and Business offers tips on how organizations can create successful allyship programs.