
Mr. Clark M. Greene
- Interim VP for College Advancement and Executive Director of the RIC Foundation
We build meaningful relationships, create engaging content and memorable experiences that amplify the college’s brand promise on campus, online and throughout the RIC community and beyond.
Clark Greene, Interim Vice President for College Advancement and Interim Executive Director of the Rhode Island College Foundation
Anna Cano Morales, Interim Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and External Relations
We open doors of opportunity through awareness, engagement and philanthropy.
As the first institution of higher education in the state, we are here to provide students with an affordable postsecondary education, create solutions that will address our community's most pressing needs, and empower a diverse workforce, which can improve the quality of life for citizens throughout our state and the beyond. If we Collectively, we can make a BOLD impact. Won't you join us?
We foster lifelong alumni engagement with the college through communication, activities and volunteer engagement.
We create memorable experiences and serve as the point of contact for internal and external event planners seeking to hold events and activities on campus.
When we look into the eyes of our students, we see it – a fierce determination, a spirit of resilience. Some call it grit. We call it BOLD. Learn more about our brand and how we partner with our colleagues to tell stories of resilience, impact and success.
In collaboration with the Department of Communication, we provide students with hands-on multimedia production experience while amplifying the college's top brand messages through video storytelling.
We connect with local, regional and national outlets to raise awareness about the bold impact of Rhode Island College.
We build meaningful relationships with alumni and friends whose philanthropic support helps the college achieve its mission of offering accessible higher education to students from around the state, region and beyond.
We raise awareness and engagement among the college's stakeholders by maintaining and stewarding the college’s online gateway.
Here are some of the faces of R.I.’s future social work clinicians earning their M.S.W. degree at Rhode Island College.
Shackles designed for a child slave is among the many artifacts in the R.I. Black Heritage Society collection at Rhode Island College.
This exhibit will run from February 17 through April and feature the life and works of Nancy Elizabeth Prophet, an American artist of African-American and Native American ancestry, known for her sculpture.