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We Teach Rhode Island: School of Education Produces National Leader
Rhode Island College Impact“My entire career has focused on eliminating whatever obstacles or barriers are in place so that adults and youth who didn’t think postsecondary education was an option for them could achieve it. That’s been my life’s work and it started at Rhode Island College.”
The Mayor’s Deputy Director of Policy, Leonela Felix
Justice Studies graduates take their passion for advocacy into the legal and political arenas. Read their stories in this four-part series.
Attorney Katelyn Medeiros: Defending the Rights of Children
Justice Studies graduates take their passion for advocacy into the legal and political arenas. Read their stories in this four-part series.
Criminal Defense Attorney Allyson Quay: Fighting Injustice from the Inside
Justice Studies graduates take their passion for advocacy into the legal and political arenas. Read their stories in this four-part series.
Miriam Contreras-Morales: The Heart of an Activist
Justice Studies graduates take their passion for advocacy into the legal and political arenas. Read their stories in this four-part series.
2018 Nurse of the Year & Student Nurse of the Year
From left, Lynn Blanchette, RIC professor of nursing and associate dean of the School of Social Work; and RIC senior Laura Ramirez
“A Pipeline of Leadership” – RIC Partners with Boys & Girls Club
This summer RIC President Frank D. Sánchez initiated a grant-funded partnership between RIC’s Youth Development Program and the Boys & Girls Club of Providence.
RIC President Frank D. Sánchez Appointed to New England Board of Higher Education
Rhode Island College ImpactRhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo has appointed Rhode Island College President Frank D. Sánchez for a two-year term as delegate to the New England Board of Higher Education.
MEET OUR GRADUATES: Mia Palombo Teaches Highschoolers How to Find Common Ground
An outstanding student teacher and future teacher.
MEET OUR GRADUATES: Stephen Morrison’s Patriotic Ambitions
Morrison is debating between law school, security studies (national defense), becoming a state trooper or becoming a naval officer.