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Two RIC Scholars Win NEPA Award
Award winners are distinguished for meeting high standards in academic performance, research, service work on campus and in the community, and for their serious interest in the field of psychology.
2018 CRCA Spring Expo: Student Research Projects Probe Unmapped Territory
Rhode Island College ImpactA myriad of dynamic undergraduate research projects awaited visitors at the Murray Center on April 23. RIC’s annual Spring Expo of Research and Creative Activity Poster Session displayed more than 160 faculty-mentored student research projects, some of which shed light on data that had been overlooked for centuries.
The Making of a Teacher – Karen Ramirez’s Story
First-generation Latina Karen Ramirez couldn’t be more talented, energized and prepared to join the ranks of racially diverse teachers in Rhode Island. Less than 5% of Rhode Island teachers are of color and only 2% are Latino.
Peruvian Immigrant Javier Juarez Aims for a Judgeship
Rhode Island College ImpactRIC’s May commencement was a culminating experience for Javier Juarez (Class of 2017), who persevered for 10 years to earn a college degree.
Over 100 Student Research Projects at RIC
Rhode Island College ImpactManagement major Lissa Almanzar displays her research on “Leadership and the Social Psychology of Lean Enterprise.”
RIC Opened Her Eyes to Human Rights, Politics and Race
Rhode Island College ImpactNicauris Heredia, a RIC senior double majoring in political science and public administration, was named a 2017-2018 American Political Science Association (APSA) Minority Fellowship Program Fellow. She has been awarded $4,000.
Poisson is among Top 5 in Nation to Win VA Scholarship
RIC student Chelsey Poisson sits in a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter. At right, she engages in a land navigation exercise as a member of the Rhode Island Army National Guard.
A Summer of Scientific Research for More Than 30 RIC Students
From left, RIC research students Bryan Mercier, Orianna Duncan and Mary Ellen Fernandez, with faculty mentor RIC Associate Professor of Psychology Emily Cook.
Campanella Named Women’s College Player of the Year by U.S. Tennis Association
RIC student Sadie Campanella