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Hear the Voices of Women Leading from the Top: Part III

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"I think it is critical that our students see us in leadership positions so that they know it is possible for them." — Alema Karim

Hear the Voices of Women Leading from the Top: Part II

"I think the worst thing you can do and the best thing you can do is tell a woman 'no.'" – Tamika Wordlow

Hear the Voices of Women Leading from the Top: Part I

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Women across the country are speaking truth to power from positions of power. In this three-part series, 12 women leaders at ΢Ȧ discuss what it means for them to have a seat at the leadership table.

Undergrad Turns Class Paper into Published Paper

“Sam is an excellent writer, a curious student and will make a fantastic English teacher someday soon,” says Prof. Michaud.

A Conversation with History: ΢Ȧ’s First Woman Dean

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Back in 1956 when ΢Ȧ was still called ΢ȦE, tuition was $25 and students were predominantly Irish Catholic women studying to be teachers, Dorothy Pieniadz was hired as the first dean of students. It was a time when gender, race and other diversity issues were being questioned.

Working Behind the Scenes to Help Others Overcome

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The programs at the hub are aimed at people who graduate from high school but, for one reason or another, are unable to pursue a four-year degree.

Virginia and Anthony Broccoli Endowed Scholarship

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"΢Ȧ is both grateful for and honored by this generous endowment," says ΢Ȧ President Frank D. Sánchez.

Harambee’s African Diaspora

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Harambee, which in Kiswahili means “unity” or “stand together,” is the name of Rhode Island College 's multicultural student organization.

Creating a Safe Space to Talk about Race

During their 14 weeks in her course, Bousseau hopes students grow from "terrified" to comfortable speaking about race.

What is Cultural Competence & Why is it Critical for ΢Ȧ's School of Nursing?

Lack of cultural competence interferes with the quality of care patients of color and non-English-speaking patients receive, says alumna Valerie Almeida-Monroe, director of clinical services at Clinica Esperanza.