Events for the RIC Community
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Ethical AI Use in Behavioral Health
Join RIC Counseling Programs for a lecture and Q&A on AI, ethics, and behavioral health with Dr. Frederic Reamer!
Stop the Bleed and Narcan Administration Training
Learn lifesaving Stop the Bleed and Narcan administration skills for emergencies at school, home, or work.
Spanish Conversation Circles - Oct 15
Join us for Spanish conversation circles for RIC students, faculty and staff.
Homecoming: Alumni & Family Weekend
Join us October 16–17 for a high-energy celebration of athletics, school spirit, and community...
Conversation & Common Ground with the Provost - Oct 20
Join Provost Endress for open office hours every Tuesday.
Active Threat/Active Shooter Training - October
Active Threat/Active Shooter (ATAS) Training is a 90-minute training designed to prepare students, faculty, and staff to respond effectively in the unlikely event of an active assailant situation.
Portuguese Conversation Circles - Oct 20
Join us for Portuguese conversation circles for RIC students, faculty and staff.
Spanish Conversation Circles - Oct 21
Join us for Spanish conversation circles for RIC students, faculty and staff.
Spanish Conversation Circles - Oct 22
Join us for Spanish conversation circles for RIC students, faculty and staff.
Rhode Island Writing Project Fall Conference
Break out the flannel and combat boots for "Old School Literacy," the RIWP Fall Conference, featuring ELA, history/social studies, and science workshops that return to interactive, culturally responsive, and joyful teaching from the pre-standards, pre-AI era. Keynote speaker is Ricardo Quintana-Vallejo.