Miko Nino

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Miko Nino holds a laptop, representing his career 
in online learning. “It represents the many lives that have 
been changed because they could have access to education 
or to finish a degree through an online program,” he said.
THE PROP: 
Miko Nino holds a laptop, representing his career 
in online learning. “It represents the many lives that have 
been changed because they could have access to education 
or to finish a degree through an online program,” he said.

40 Under Forty Awards 2024 Miko Nino | 37 Assistant Vice President of Adult and Online Education, Rhode Island College What is the biggest challenge currently facing your industry and how are you responding to it? There is still some stigma regarding the quality of online and adult programs. There is an assumption that these

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