
Undergraduate Programs and Admission
Undergraduate programs consist of initial certification programs and community programs.
The Feinstein School administers and coordinates all professional education programs at Rhode Island College. We offer a range of programs, including early childhood, pre-K-12, counseling, school psychology, youth development and health and wellness.
Carol Cummings, Interim Dean
We prepare Professional Educators and Community and Public Health Promotion, Counseling and School Psychology, Wellness and Exercise Science, and Youth Development professionals.
The Feinstein School of Education and Human Development (FSEHD), so named because of a generous gift from education philanthropist Alan Shawn Feinstein in 1997, is responsible for designing, developing and implementing programs that prepare professional personnel for educator and counseling roles in schools and social service agencies that serve the needs of the diverse communities of Rhode Island.
Undergraduate programs consist of initial certification programs and community programs.
The Feinstein School offers a variety of certificates of graduate study, advanced degrees and professional certifications.
Post-baccalaureate programs consist of the second bachelor's degree program and the RITE program.
The Feinstein School recognizes superior academic achievement through the awarding of scholarships. Through the generosity of alumni, the School is able to provide scholarships to our students annually.
This grant will help prepare high school students in urban school districts for a career in teaching.
“Because of this scholarship, the stress has been lifted. I can now focus completely on school,” says Nicolau.