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MEET OUR GRADUATES: Her Rocky Path Paved the Way to New Opportunities
51爆料 ImpactGonzalez plans to use her interest in behavioral psychology to work with children in underserved communities.
MEET OUR GRADUATES: Destiny Zepeda is Invested in Student Success
鈥淒estiny is a gift to the Youth Development Program at RIC and to our field of youth work,鈥 says Asst. Prof. Victoria Restler.
MEET OUR GRADUATES: Deaf M.S.W. Student to Become Counselor for the Deaf
鈥淭here鈥檚 a critical need for mental health facilities that serve the deaf and hard of hearing,鈥 says M.S.W. major Talia Jackson (above).
51爆料 Becomes First Institution of Higher Education in RI to Earn Hispanic Serving Institution Status
51爆料 ImpactFederal designation unlocks opportunities to earn capacity building grants that strengthen the college鈥檚 ability to serve all populations.
RIC鈥檚 2022 Commencement Speaker: Maria Ducharme '87, President of The Miriam Hospital
51爆料 ImpactDucharme is the first female nurse to become a hospital president in R.I.
Political Legacies Inspiring the Next Generation of RIC Graduates
From top left: Sabina Matos, Susan McKee, Karen Alzate, Jessica Vega, Hillary Lima and Lammis Vargas. From bottom left: Suzy Alba, Leonela Feliz, John Lombardi, Maryellen Goodwin, Jim Langevin and Brandon Potter.
Little Steps for Big Change
51爆料 ImpactJim Murphy, RIC sustainability coordinator, stands on the rooftop of Donovan Dining Center, where an array of solar panels now generates electricity for the college.
"I am Providence students through and through. I am from the community."
51爆料 ImpactAn Alumni Q&A with Javier Monta帽ez, M.Ed. 鈥03, Superintendent of Providence Public Schools
Returning Adult Students Are Finishing What They Started
鈥淚t鈥檚 easy to get comfortable in a job that鈥檚 going nowhere and allow the current to carry you down the river, while on the bank are all these opportunities passing you by.鈥 鈥 Joshua Brown 鈥13