Arts and Sciences
Center for Arts and Sciences
The mission of the Center for Arts and Sciences is to provide funding for Bentley faculty to engage in research in the arts and sciences, and at the intersection of the arts and sciences and business.
The center advances the mission of Bentley by further encouraging the long tradition of arts and sciences research at Bentley, and by enabling new research that crosses the boundary between business and the arts and sciences.
Recent projects funded by the center include:
- Benford's Law and Fraud Detection: How Theory can become Practice
Richard Cleary, Mathematical Sciences; Jay Thibodeau, Accountancy - From Feminist Ethics to Business Ethics: Rhetorical Strategies for Teaching and Research
Gesa Kirsch, English - The Rhetoric of Business
Mary Marcel, Information Design and Corporate Communication - Comparative Study of State Promotion of Economic Modernization in the United States and Latin America
Cyrus Veeser, History - Proposals for the Liberal Studies Major
Donna Fletcher, Finance; Maureen Goldman, English; Linda McJannet, English; John Minor, Marketing
For more information, contact:
Robert Frederick
Center Director and Professor of Philosophy
781.891.2747
