General Dynamics Electric Boat: ''The Boat Plus Program'' - May 26, 2026
General Dynamics Electric Boat: The Boat Program - May 19 & 21, 2026
General Dynamics Electric Boat: The Boat Program - May 5 & 7, 2026
General Dynamics Electric Boat: The Boat Program - April 21 & 23, 2026
Navigating AI at Work: Brown's Human-Centered AI Course Starts April 14
Artificial Intelligence is transforming work, leadership, and society. Yet too often the "people" strategy is missing. 83% of CEOs believe AI ethics will be a key differentiator for stakeholder trust in the next five years. At the same time, 72% of professionals fear their job will be replaced by AI, contributing to large-scale resistance to adoption. Brown University's Human-Centered AI: Integrating Technology and Human Potential helps participants implement AI-led efficiencies while shaping a culture
General Dynamics Electric Boat: The Boat Program - April 7 & 9, 2026
General Dynamics Electric Boat: ''The Boat Plus Program'' - March 24, 2026
General Dynamics Electric Boat: The Boat Program - March 24 & 26, 2026
University of Rhode Island Launches Updated, Online Blue MBA Program
Reimagined online “Blue MBA” will elevate global leadership in ocean innovationThe University of Rhode Island has officially launched a new version of the Blue MBA program. The reimagined two-year, part-time program focuses on advancing knowledge, solutions, and talent for tomorrow’s ocean economy challenges and opportunities. The online graduate program has been updated with flexibility in mind, while retaining its commitment to an interdisciplinary approach that prepares business leaders for their next
RISD Art Circle Teens Select Artwork for the Museum’s Permanent Collection
In a rare move that places young people directly within the institution’s collecting history, teens in the RISD Art Circle (RAC) have selected a work of contemporary art for accession into the permanent collection of the RISD Museum. Their selection, Críptido y Monedas V (2025) by Argentine artist Santiago Licata, has now been formally accessioned and becomes a lasting part of the museum’s holdings. “We wanted RAC teens to see themselves as people who can shape what a museum collects,” said
Roger Williams University School of Law Ranked No. 11 Nationally for Social Justice
Recognition from The National Jurist highlights the law school’s impact through clinics, scholarship, and community partnerships advancing justice.Roger Williams University School of Law has been ranked No. 11 among the Top Law Schools for Social Justice by The National Jurist. The rankings are based on a weighted assessment of law schools’ clinics, centers, courses, journals, related initiatives, and student diversity. The methodology underscores experiential learning and institutional commitment,
Access for All Abilities Mini Grants
The Access for All Abilities Mini Grant program supports businesses, nonprofits, schools and city/town agencies that want to improve accessibility so people with disabilities can participate in social, leisure, recreational and cultural activities alongside other community members. The Sherlock Center has awarded more than $180,000 in grants since 2009. This funding comes from the Office of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Click here for more information and to apply.
Roger Williams University’s Law 401 Podcast Now Streaming on CTV
RWU Law expands access to timely legal conversations for Rhode Islanders through WPRI 12’s free streaming TV app Roger Williams University School of Law is expanding access to its public education podcast, Law 401, with WPRI 12. As of Feb. 24, the podcast is now streaming on WPRI 12+, the station’s free CTV app. Launched in July 2025, Law 401 explores legal issues that shape daily life in Rhode Island and translates complex topics into clear, practical conversations. Short-form episodes produced for
Brown University School of Professional Studies: Spring 2026 Offerings
Brown ❤️ PVD: 20% Professional Development Discount for RI Businesses Investing in Rhode Island’s Workforce & Well-Being In the spirit of the Brown ♥ PVD campaign, we extend our sincere thanks to the Providence and Rhode Island business community. To support local workforce development Brown University School of Professional Studies is offering a 20% tuition discount (code: BROWNLOVESPVD) to employees of Rhode Island–based businesses.This spring, explore programs designed to build leadership capacity,
Roger Williams University Heads Reseeding Initiative to Strengthen Rhode Island’s Quahog Fisheries
RWU researchers and students partner with state and industry leaders to expand hatchery production, strengthen disease monitoring, and accelerate restoration of Rhode Island’s iconic quahog populations in Narragansett Bay. Roger Williams University’s Center for Economic and Environmental Development (CEED) is guiding a research-driven initiative to strengthen Rhode Island’s quahog fisheries in Narragansett Bay. The project integrates aquaculture, disease testing, and hands-on student training to
