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“With the legalization and decriminalization of marijuana we are seeing a huge uptick in marijuana-involved crashes and, unfortunately, fatalities,” said Diana Imondi ’19, Senior Manager of Public Affairs at AAA Northeast. Faced with this crisis, she applied the skills she learned in her ��ܽ����Ƶ Master of Public Administration Program to help drivers stay safe. 

Beth Flanagan ‘19 is ready to lead the fight against ALS, stepping up as the Executive Director of the ALS Association Rhode Island Chapter. 

Meghan Grady graduated from ��ܽ����Ƶ in 2008 with a Master’s Degree in Public Administration. Now, she makes a difference every day as the Executive Director of Meals on Wheels of Rhode Island. 

Elizabeth Domack sees clients for individual therapy through her private practice. We talked with Domack about the ways her background in the forensic field helps her make a difference to her clients.

Kim Rakiec graduated with a Master of Arts in Forensic Psychology degree in 2013. Now, she works as a clinical supervisor at the Seven Hills Foundation, an organization that provides support to children and adults with disabilities and significant life challenges. 

Stephanie Shoppell '16 uses her Master of Arts in Forensic Psychology degree in her career as an outpatient therapist for teens with co-occurring disorders, such as substance abuse and anxiety or depression. 

Kelly Nevins '15 uses her leadership skills to work toward gender equity through systemic change in Rhode Island.

Since Dr. Melissa Russano came to ��ܽ����Ƶ, she’s been sharing her extensive expertise in the field of interrogation techniques with her students and the community.

Whitney Belton's ��ܽ����Ƶ connection started as a high school junior in ��ܽ����Ƶ's Architecture Summer Academy. Today, she is a master's of architecture program graduate who is launching her career.

From the Gilbane Building Company field office in the heart of downtown Providence, David Cameron is overseeing the construction of a nine-story high-rise.