Molly Mastantuono

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From Classroom to Cockpit

1 week ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

Among those alumni: Boston MedFlight CEO Maura Hughes, MBA ’91, who spoke with students during their visit. While Boston MedFlight bills insurance providers for its services, Hughes says the nonprofit provides roughly $7 million in free care each year to uninsured and underinsured patients. To fill those gaps and maintain operations, Boston MedFlight relies on financial support from individual donors and the hospitals and medical centers it serves.
Lynn Wolf Named 2025 Educator of the Year by MassCPAs

2 weeks ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

Skip to main content Menu Lynn Wolf’s students expressed their love and appreciation by giving her a custom sweatshirt embroidered with her signature phrase: “No Falcon Left Behind.” (photo by Kevin Maguire, all other photos courtesy Lynn Wolf) May 22, 2025 Lynn Wolf ’88, MBA ’00, a Double Falcon and senior lecturer in Accounting, has been named a 2025 Educator of the Year by the Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants (MassCPAs). Founded in 1900, MassCPAs is a professional...
Can a Well-Designed Website Save Lives?

1 month ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

A Chance Encounter Helps Solve a ProblemThat journey was initiated by Mary Marcel, associate professor of Experience Design. Last year, Marcel attended an American Heart Association luncheon where her former student, Bentley alumna Chantrise Simms-Holliman ’96, was being honored. During the event, Marcel struck up a conversation with another guest at the table: AfrECC board member Dorene McCourt, who explained the nonprofit was looking for help developing its website.
VR, Cutting-Edge Tech and Entrepreneurship

1 month ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

Laure Astourian — Associate Professor, Modern Languages Laure Astourian had a clear vision for her experimental French language course, Francophone Entrepreneurs (MLFR 398). “I wanted to give my students an opportunity to improve their speaking and listening skills while also connecting them with New England’s substantial Francophone entrepreneurial network,” she explains.
Understanding the Emotional Toll of Alzheimer’s Disease

1 month ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

Between 2018 and 2025, Altındağ has secured more than $3 million in grants and competitive contract funding for research on a variety of topics, including infant mortality, the long-term effects of childhood vaccines and humanitarian aid programs for refugees. His new grant will support the study of mental health effects on spouses of Alzheimer’s patients, building upon a similar study he is currently completing that explores the psychological health of patients’ children.
Pitch Perfect: Students Hit the Right Notes in Professional Sales Competition

1 month ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

According to Pouli, employers consistently walk away from the competition impressed by the capabilities of Bentley students. “Every year, I have volunteers coming up to me, saying things like, ‘These students are better at sales conversations than our current employees’ and ‘They’ve been trained so well, they could step into a job at our company tomorrow,’” he shares.
Communicating the Value of Undergraduate Research

2 months ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

Bentley duo meets with Capitol Hill policymakers to share insights from studies about pharmaceutical innovation April 4, 2025 The Center for the Integration of Science and Industry’s Paula Chaves da Silva (left, in both pictures) and Franchesca Vilmenay ’26 (right) recently traveled to Washington D.C. to share research insights with legislative staffers.
Bentley Students Enjoy Their ‘Day in Court’

2 months ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

Bentley students have a long history of learning about the judicial system: The Bentley School of Accounting and Finance established a law department in the 1930s. Classes focused exclusively on business law until the 1970s, when a course in real estate law was introduced.
Caitlin Landy, PhD ’27 Awarded $25,000 Deloitte Foundation Doctoral Fellowship

2 months ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

Caitlin Landy, a doctoral candidate in Bentley’s PhD in Accounting program, has received a $25,000 Deloitte Foundation Doctoral Fellowship. The prestigious award recognizes the top 10 PhD candidates in accounting doctoral programs across the U.S. who plan to pursue academic careers.
Annual Faculty Awards Celebrate Research and Teaching Excellence

2 months ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

Dan Everett, Trustee Professor of Cognitive Sciences An internationally recognized linguist, anthropologist and philosopher, Dan Everett has been hailed as “the closest thing we have to a real-life Indiana Jones.” During a distinguished career spanning nearly 50 years — the last 15 of them at Bentley, where the former Dean of Arts and Sciences (2010-2018) is a member of both the Sociology and Global Studies departments — Everett has written 18 books, published 120 scholarly articles and...