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U.S. Sailing great Gary Jobson is speaking on our campus April 8. Details on the event and how to get tickets are here: http://bit.ly/dpqmVd
Gary Jobson to Share His Vast Experience Competing and Reporting the Exciting Sport of Sailing
$25,000 in Funds Available in 2010 to Residents and Organizations From Bristol
Students to perform August Strindberg's classic at Performing Arts Center
Program offers students graduate-level study in multicultural education
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The American team’s recent win in the 33rd America’s Cup race captivated the sports world and reignited interest in competitive sailing. Few can speak on the industry from as many sides as Gary Jobson, world-class sailor, author and ESPN commentator.
The pre-eminent ambassador for sailing in the United States, Gary Jobson will visit Roger Williams University [...]
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In support and recognition of the important relationship that exists between Roger Williams University and the Town of Bristol, the Town of Bristol/Roger Williams University Cooperative Committee is pleased to announce the solicitation of grant requests to be funded by the newly established Fund for Civic Activities (FCA). As part of the University’s voluntary agreement [...]
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August Strindberg’s classic modern drama about an aristocratic young woman and her father’s valet comes to Roger Williams University’s Performing Arts Center. Written in 1888 by Sweden’s “father of modern literature,” Strindberg treats sexuality and human struggle with a frank naturalism previously unknown in the theatre.
“Strindberg really explores a timeless message in “Miss Julie” by [...]
This entry was posted on March 11, 2010, filed under: Academic, Community, Featured. | There are No Comments. |
Graduate students seeking a master’s degree in teaching can now hone their skills by working side by side with seasoned educators at the Gordon School, a racially diverse, coeducational independent school in Rhode Island for students in nursery school through eighth grade. The Teacher Residency Program at the Gordon School - a collaborative project with [...]
This entry was posted on March 10, 2010, filed under: Academic, Community, Featured. | There are 1 Comments. |
Roger Williams University Health and Wellness Educator (HAWE), Hannah Freedman, was honored at the recent BACCHUS Network regional conference for her peer education efforts at RWU and the local community. Ms. Freedman received the BACCHUS Area 10 Outstanding Peer Educator Award on Feb. 27 at Suffolk University in Boston, Mass., the location of this year’s [...]
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More than 400 high school girls descended on the Roger Williams University campus today to participate in the ninth annual GRRL Tech Interactive Technology Expo. Presented by Tech Collective, the industry association for information technology and biotechnology in Rhode Island, GRRL Tech (Girls Reaching Remarkable Levels) offers female high school students an engaging look into [...]
This entry was posted on February 19, 2010, filed under: Academic, Community, Featured, On Campus. | There are 1 Comments. |
Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird” is a Pulitzer Prize-winning look into racial prejudice in the American South and a modern U.S. literary classic. As the book marks its 50th anniversary this year, Roger Williams University is hosting a series of events to celebrate the acclaimed novel, culminating with a lecture next week by a [...]
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As part of its campus-wide response to the crisis in Haiti, Roger Williams University will host an art sale to benefit Haitian relief efforts. Community artists from across Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts, as well as artists from the RWU campus, have donated approximately 60 works of art that will be displayed and available for [...]
