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Giving Thanks for RIC’s Life-Changing Gifts
Four alumni of the Class of 1969 connected over memories shared at Rhode Island College to mark their 50th anniversary year. David Marzelli, Wayne Riendeau, Joseph Neri and Richard Clark reminisced and shared words of appreciation for the college.
Burn Pits – The Agent Orange of the Iraqi War
Service members are returning from Iraq and Afghanistan with chronic – even deadly – illnesses
Students Lead Relief Effort for St. Maarten, St. Thomas and Puerto Rico
What is needed most by the people on these islands is water and nonperishable food.
Brandi DiDino – Committed to Bettering the Lives of R.I.’s Children
Her work day is filled with emergency situations and crisis interventions involving families and children.
14 Days to Boost Two Businesses in Portugal
The most important reason for getting involved in service learning is to give back.
Innovation Office Delivers on Its Promise
Innovation Office team, from left, Chief Innovation Officer Richard Culatta, Education Lead Daniela Fairchild, Director of Strategy Octavia Abell, Project Managers Billy Patterson and Andrea Russo, and Government Lead Kevin Parker.
RIC Foundation Receives $121K Grant to Support Age-Friendly Communities in Rhode Island
The target will be age-friendly services and supports.
RIC Students Give Kindergartners a Running Start
Rhode Island College ImpactEach semester, upwards of 150 potential teacher candidates in RIC’s Feinstein School of Education and Human Development engage in community service learning, where they volunteer to work one-on-one with public school students to improve their reading and writing.
Middle School Girls Experiment with STEM Fields at RIC
At the fifth annual STEM in the Middle workshop and career expo, students experiment with the concept of “pressure differential” to discover why airplanes can fly.
RIC/Central Falls Lead $480K Initiative to Increase ESL Teachers
Rhode Island College ImpactA program established by RIC in partnership with the Central Falls School District has become the model for a new public/private initiative to increase the number of ESL-certified teachers in Rhode Island.