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A first-of-its-kind policy aims to recognize credits that transfer students earned in career fields for which Rhode Island College doesn't offer programs.
RIC faculty experts discuss the pros and cons of legalizing marijuana.
RIC faculty member assists state effort to improve health care, particularly for Medicaid beneficiaries.
Hungry for a permanent position with a major orchestra, struggling musicians like Molly McCaffrey piece together a career and sometimes hit pay dirt.
Please join the Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning (FCTL) and the Writing Board for the annual Summer Seminar for Teaching Writing Panel Discussion on Writing Pedagogy on Wednesday, March 20, noon-1:30 p.m. in Adams Library 406. Seven faculty members from across the disciplines will discuss their experiences learning about and implementing evidence-based practices for teaching writing in the disciplines. This workshop will be facilitated by Michael Michaud, chair of the Writing Board and associate professor of English.
The fourth Annual Spring Expo of Research and Creative Activity is approaching, and we’re looking for your help to make it a success! The Spring Expo includes a multitude of events throughout April and May that feature student work from freshmen to seniors, across all five schools!
We are looking for students to attend events that fit their schedule to collect data that will help us better track involvement and participation at each event. Students will be paid $12 per hour and will be required to attend a one-hour training prior to the event(s) that they will be attending.
We are also looking for volunteers to assist with the Spring Expo Poster Sessions and Oral Sessions on Monday, April 22. Specifically, we’re looking for students who can assist with set up (7-9 a.m.), supporting the event (two-hour shifts from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) and clean up (5-6 p.m.). Student volunteers will receive a gift card to the campus book store.
If you are interested in getting involved in either of these opportunities or have any questions please contact us at crca@ric.edu.
On Wednesday, April 10, from 4-5:30 p.m. in Adams Library 405, Penny Ferrara of the National Alliance on Mental Illness and two other speakers will share their stories and their struggles with mental illness to show that hope and recovery are possible. The heart of the Inside Mental Illness Program lies in the personal stories shared without shame or embarrassment by co-presenters who are living successfully with mental illness.
Erin Cheschi is a survivor of sexual assault and Suzanne Alden is a survivor of childhood sexual abuse. On Wednesday, April 17, from 5-6:30 p.m. in Adams Library 405, Cheschi and Alden will share their personal stories of resiliency. This event is free and open to the public.
Author and activist’s keynote drew a packed house, in culmination of Black History Month.
Rhode Island College’s 2019 calendar of the arts offers something for everyone.
Painter turned sculptor Jenna DeAngelis crosses between mediums in her investigation of the untapped qualities in materials.
Four classmates of the Class of 1969 reflect on how Rhode Island College has impacted their lives.
Reddy has participated in 12 open-ocean expeditions, authored or co-authored over 175 peer-reviewed studies, testified before five U.S. Congressional Committees and been awarded seven U.S. patents, among many other accomplishments.
