After 36 years of arranging and rearranging student dorm assignments at the University of Rhode Island, David Bauerle was contemplating retirement. Bauerle, chief clerk for the college’s housing and residential life program, loved his job – loved reporting to his campus office, interacting with co-workers and the students themselves. But at 66, he was financially
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