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Johnson & Wales to redesign arts, sciences curriculum
By Rebecca Keister
PBN Staff Writer
When Mim Runey was named president and chief operating officer of Johnson & Wales University’s Providence campus in July 2011, she’d already done much to advance the school through nearly 22 years of service. More
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