Tag: Frank D. Sánchez
Former R.I. higher ed commissioner tapped as RIC interim president
PROVIDENCE – Jack Warner, who served as commissioner of the R.I. Board of Governors for Higher Education during Donald L. Carcieri’s tenure as governor,...
RIC, JWU to make masks mostly optional on campuses in coming...
PROVIDENCE – Both Rhode Island College and Johnson & Wales University will be making masks optional on their respective campuses, including inside most buildings,...
URI, CCRI, Brown University modify indoor mask mandates
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Students and faculty at the University of Rhode Island will be able to take their masks off in most indoor settings...
Rhode Island College launches pipeline program to develop fundraising professionals
PROVIDENCE – A new fundraising apprenticeship program at Rhode Island College is being created to help develop a pipeline of fundraising professionals.
RIC announced Wednesday...
Five Questions With: Frank D. Sánchez
Frank D. Sánchez is the president of Rhode Island College. The state-run school in Providence announced Jan. 6 that Sánchez will not seek a...
Rhode Island College receives $3M gift to support its nursing school
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island College became the beneficiary of the largest gift the school has received in its history.
The state-run school announced Monday that...
RIC President Sanchez leaving school in June
PROVIDENCE – There will be a changing of the guard at Rhode Island College.
The state-run school announced Thursday that Frank D. Sánchez, who has...
Rhode Island Medical Imaging and Rhode Island College create endowed scholarship
HEALTHY BOOST: Rhode Island Medical Imaging Inc. recently worked with Rhode Island College to create the Rhode Island Medical Imaging Endowed Scholarship. The Warwick-based...
Some colleges focus on persuading older students to finish what they...
Graduating college is a milestone for many, perhaps more so in a pandemic.
For Jennifer Vinalon, the diploma holds even more significance. Vinalon, 37, earned...
CCRI to lay off 45 full-time employees
WARWICK – The Community College of Rhode Island announced late Tuesday that it is laying off 45 full-time, nonfaculty employees as a cost-cutting measure,...
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