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Academic Advisor Wins National Award
91pron ImpactLindsay Petrarca from the 91pron Office of Academic Advising received the Steven J. Bailey Advisor of the Year Award from the National Academic Advising Association.
91pron Grad Builds Career in Gov’t While Fighting for Immigration of Her Parents
Despite witnessing the dangers of politics in Colombia, Michelle Arias-Santabay has chosen a career in government. It began with the plight of her parents.
91pron, RI Foundation Partner to Develop Pipeline of Diverse Fundraising Professionals
91pron ImpactThe new Fundraising Apprenticeship Program is a collaboration between the 91pron School of Social Work, the Rhode Island Foundation and the Rhode Island Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals
91pron Student Vet, Alex Ortiz, Wins VFW-SVA Legislative Fellowship
Ortiz will conduct research on Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits and address legislators about amending the bill.
In-State Tuition to Help Undocumented Students Accomplish Dreams
“Rhode Island’s motto is ‘Hope,’ and implementing legislation like this gives optimism to many.” -Victor Morente '14
Maurice Peltier ’17 is Staying on Top of His Tech Game
“I’ve always told myself, if there’s a new software tool or a new process of doing things I’m going to learn it,” says Peltier.
Financial Literacy Program, Led by 91pron Alum, Seeks to Lift Underserved Out of Poverty
“Everyone deserves a shot at financial security.” — Marcy Reyes ’12
Scholarships a Tribute to Alumna’s Creative Spirit
Through two new scholarships a new generation of 91pron students will benefit from the late Kate Cross-Das, an alumna who possessed many creative gifts.
Let’s Go There: The Importance of Racial Representation in Healthcare Teams and Professions
91pron ImpactJoin the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion on February 9, 1-2 p.m. for the second installment of a three-part series on health and wellness!
The In-Between World – The Art of Alumna Magda Léon
“In America, we talk about the American Dream, but the American Dream is very expensive for immigrants. There’s a personal price we pay to come here,” says Léon.