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We Teach Rhode Island: RIC is Responding to Shortage of ELL-Certified Teachers
Elisa Rivera, a second-grade, dual-language teacher, works with a child on reading.
The Mayor’s Deputy Director of Policy, Leonela Felix
Justice Studies graduates take their passion for advocacy into the legal and political arenas. Read their stories in this four-part series.
Attorney Katelyn Medeiros: Defending the Rights of Children
Justice Studies graduates take their passion for advocacy into the legal and political arenas. Read their stories in this four-part series.
Criminal Defense Attorney Allyson Quay: Fighting Injustice from the Inside
Justice Studies graduates take their passion for advocacy into the legal and political arenas. Read their stories in this four-part series.
Miriam Contreras-Morales: The Heart of an Activist
Justice Studies graduates take their passion for advocacy into the legal and political arenas. Read their stories in this four-part series.
Necessity Became the Mother of Invention for Math App Inventor Roberto Campusano
“Like most discoveries in life, I stumbled upon this as I was pursuing something else,” says Roberto Campusano ’95.
Dorca Paulino: A Bridge Between Job-Seekers and the Judiciary
Born in the Dominican Republic, Paulino spent her early years in a city torn by civil strife that would forever shape her life direction.
Brandi DiDino – Committed to Bettering the Lives of R.I.’s Children
Her work day is filled with emergency situations and crisis interventions involving families and children.
Pres. Obama Awards 3 RIC Alumni for Excellence in Teaching
The Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching is the highest recognition in the United States that K-12 mathematics and science teachers can receive for outstanding teaching.