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Pasantía en el extranjero prepara a estudiante de RIC para una carrera internacional en tecnología
Rhode Island College Impact“Hacer una pasantía o estudiar en el extranjero también es una gran oportunidad para que los estudiantes abran sus mentes a nuevas perspectivas y formas de vida, además de practicar un idioma extranjero”, dice la profesora de portugués Silvia Oliveira.
MEET OUR GRADUATES: Duarte Says Her Degree Will Further Her Life and the Life of Her Family and Community
Rhode Island College Impact“I’m happy to see my father reach his goal of having all four of his children earn a degree from Rhode Island College,” Duarte says.
Un título universitario que ayudará a mejorar su vida y la vida de su familia y comunidad
Rhode Island College Impact“Estoy feliz de ver a mi padre alcanzar su sueño de que sus cuatro hijos obtengan un título de Rhode Island College”. ~ Veronica Duarte
MEET OUR GRADUATES: Chicoine is Now a Three-Time School of Nursing Grad
Rhode Island College ImpactChicoine opted to return to Rhode Island College because “the support is unparalleled,” she said.
MEET OUR GRADUATES: Songbird Making Her Mark in Music Industry
Zeltzer started writing lyrics at age nine and has copyrighted more than a dozen songs.
Doble titulación, en la lista de honores y camino a la escuela de odontología
“Muchos miembros de mi familia son médicos, por lo que se podría decir que lo llevo en la sangre”. — Estudiante de RIC Keesha Sánchez
MEET OUR GRADUATES: Lackman Prepares to Wrestle Finance Reports, Not Opponents
The reigning NCAA Division III national champion in wrestling says the sport taught him to never give up.
MEET OUR GRADUATES: Sanchez is a Double Major, on the Dean’s List and Working Her Way Toward Dental School
“Many members of my family are doctors, so you could say that it runs in my blood,” says Keesha Sanchez.
MEET OUR GRADUATES: Foster Care Alumna Pays it Forward
Tiffanie Desrosiers, a social work major, was formerly in foster care and is now working towards becoming a foster youth therapist. “We’re not victims. We’re survivors,” she says.
4 RIC Students to Embark on Congressional Internships in Washington D.C.
“Congratulations to our 2023 interns. We cannot wait to hear about your experiences upon your return and to watch what you do next.” — Asst. Prof. Leviss (Interns from left, Jason Melise, Kamar Gure, Lorraine Quintero and Arianna Arias)