This edition of The Grad Insider features summer reminders, Fall 2026 employment opportunities in our office, and a Student Spotlight on Fola Ayobami, Bentley's newly elected GSA Vice President.
Join the GAAE Team This Fall
Now Hiring: Fall 2026 Student Roles
We are currently seeking graduate students to join our team for the Fall 2026 semester! These positions offer an opportunity to gain professional experience, build valuable skills, and contribute to projects and initiatives that support the graduate student community.
Fall 2026 Opportunities
Submit the attached form to share your interest and preferences.
Digital & Content, Office Assistant (up to 15 hrs/week)
Data Analyst, Office Assistant (up to 15 hrs/week)
Events & Social Media, Office Assistant (up to 15 hrs/week)
July 3 - Independence Day – Univeristy offices closed; no classes July 7 - First day of classes for summer six-week second session July 8 - Last day to drop summer six-week second session course for 100% refund July 9 - Last day to add/swap a summer six-week second session course July 11 - Last day to withdraw from a 10 week summer session course with a W grade
Check the Academic Calendar to stay informed about important academic deadlines.
Afolashade "Fola" Ayobami is originally from Nigeria and moved to the United States in January 2025. She is currently pursuing her Master of Science in Accounting with a major in Corporate Financial Reporting here at Bentley. Before coming to Bentley, Fola worked with Access Bank in Nigeria and also gained experience with an AI-focused company, where she explored emerging technologies and their business applications.
Fola is actively involved in the Bentley community and was recently elected Vice President of the Graduate Student Association (GSA). She is passionate about student engagement, leadership, and building meaningful connections among graduate students.
Most recently, Fola attended the National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) Conference, where she connected with professionals and students from across the country and gained valuable insights on networking, professional development, and investing in personal growth.
For students enrolled this summer, now is a great time to pause and check your academic progress. Review upcoming deadlines, stay engaged in your courses, and reach out early if you need support.
If you’re planning for fall, take a few minutes to review your schedule, degree progress, and any remaining registration steps. Having a plan in place now can make the start of the fall semester feel much smoother.
Your academic advisor is here to help you think through your next steps, answer questions, and stay on track toward your goals!