NSF STEM funding Benedictine University recently secured a $1.58 million NSF grant to expand STEM opportunities for undergraduates, indicating strong interest in science education and potential need for cutting-edge instructional tools, research support, and student-focused STEM programs.

Model UN excellence The university’s Model United Nations team earned the Outstanding Delegation Award at NMUN, presenting opportunities to offer high-impact leadership, debate, and international affairs programs, as well as sponsorships, student engagement platforms, and event partnerships.

Growing capacity With a workforce of 1,001–5,000 employees and revenues in the $50M–$100M range, Benedictine University represents a mid-sized institution with scale for enterprise IT, campus modernization, and student services enhancements that can be addressed through strategic technology and consulting offerings.

Campus engagement Active events like Journeys in Leadership and public talks indicate strong faculty and guest speaker programs, suggesting potential for partnerships around guest lecture series management, event ticketing platforms, and alumni engagement solutions.

Public funding exposure Receives public grants and funding (including a $150K FY2024 grant), signaling reliance on external funding streams and potential interest in grant management software, compliance services, and fundraising technology to optimize grant lifecycle processes.