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“Not only is the number of available mental health providers low, the number of facilities is low,” said Interim Dean of the School of Social Work Jayasharee Nimmagadda.
Rhode Island College alum Tom Coderre is at the forefront of a move in the state to eliminate barriers for workers going through substance abuse recovery.
At age 104, Louise (Grissom) Rimmler is the oldest living graduate of Rhode Island College. On June 14 she joined fellow alumni from the Classes of 1937-1968 to celebrate the RIC Golden Years Reunion.
Alita Varner is deputy clerk at Rhode Island District Court, and her colleagues call her indispensible.
By 2030, there won’t be a single baby boomer under the age of 65. By 2035, people 65 years and older will outnumber children for the first time in U.S. history.
The college’s first independent doctoral program – the Doctor of Nursing Practice – graduated its first class. Four women are now highly trained leaders in the field of health care.
Jennifer Cahoon ’95 credits "the voice in her head" to renowned RIC art professor - Henry Pinardi.
Dennis Delomba '76 and Gerald Perrino '80 attribute their careers to retired RIC art professor "Henry" Pinardi.
