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RIC Prof. Tim Henry Joins Former Congressman Langevin on Governor’s New AI Task Force
The goal is for Rhode Island to become a leader in the AI-driven future.
RIC Involved in $8M National Science Foundation Project
The project’s goal is to transform STEM research, education and workforce development within Rhode Island.
How Are RIC Students Spending Their Summer? – Try Cancer Research
“I love reading scientific papers and figuring out what experiment we’re going to do next,” says Sydney Green.
4 Justice Studies Students Write Book – “Guardians of Justice”
The hope is that this book will serve as a resource for RIC students interested in criminal justice careers, said the authors.
To Forget is Human, to Remember Takes Practice
The mystery of how memory works is explained in a new book co-authored by Associate Professor of Psychology Megan Sumeraki.
Poli Sci Students Take Deep Dive into Langevin Papers
These documents, donated by former Congressman Langevin ’90, are already becoming a vital resource for RIC students.
Open Books – Opens Minds 2024 Student Conference
Support RIC students as they present their essays, poetry, film, dance and dramatic performances on Wednesday, April 10, in Alger 110, from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Prof. Vince Bohlinger Awarded Mary Tucker Thorp College Professorship
Bohlinger will present Thorp lecture on Ukrainian film on Wednesday, March 20, at 4 p.m. in Alger 110.
Ramírez & Gurjar Awarded 2024 NSC Faculty Fellowship
This fellowship was created by BIPOC faculty for BIPOC faculty to support professional development.
News Brief: Alessandra Bazo Vienrich Awarded Racial Equity Research Grant
These grants support research that contributes to understanding and ameliorating racial inequality in education.