Join our coordinator, alumni, and faculty for a group info session about our MBA programs. Our flexible classes include one-year/on campus, 100% online, or flexible are designed to fit your needs and enhance your career options. Learn from our expert perspectives and get your questions answered. Individual sessions are also available.We are here to support you in your education and career goals.Sept 10 at 6pm for flexible URI MBA Sept 24 at 5pm for full-time URI MBA October 7 at noon for flexible URI MBA October 23 at 4pm for full-time URI MBA November 3 at 6pm for all URI MBA programs November 19 at 6pm for flexible URI MBA December 2 at noon for full-time URI MBA December 8 at noon for flexible URI MBARegister via the link below to sign up for an MBA info session:https://web.uri.edu/business/academics/graduate/flexible-mba/m-b-a-information-sessions/Questions? Connect with Lisa Lancellotta, MBA Program Coordinator 401.874.4241 mba@uri.edu

Speaker Michael Ceglie will be speaking to give aspiring and current CPA track students information on how they can qualify and pass the Certified Public Accounting Exam.

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Join Metcalf for a Conversation with SciComm Identities Project Fellows on Climate Change, Public Health, and Food EquityThe October 23 event concludes the Institute’s 2025 Annual Public Lecture Series, and will be moderated by Executive Director Fara Warner.Between soaring food prices and public health crises, issues around health and food access are in the news almost daily. Engaging in these topics can be difficult as the issues continue to be fueled by both climate change and turbulent politics. Join Metcalf for “Equity on the Table: A Conversation about Public Health, Food Access, and Climate Change" on Thursday, Oct. 23, to learn how you can help create a healthier and more equitable food future for yourself and your community.This event will feature a panel discussion with three fellows from the SciComm Identities Project (SCIP): Dr. Ambarish Karmalkar, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geosciences at the University of Rhode Island; Dr. Roger Figueroa, Assistant Professor in Social and Behavioral Science in Nutrition in the Division of Nutritional Sciences, College of Human Ecology at Cornell University; and Dr. Christine Ekenga, a Rollins Assistant Professor of Environmental Health at the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University. Moderated by Fara Warner, Metcalf Institute’s Executive Director, the conversation will focus on the intersection of climate change, public health and food equity, and will highlight the fellows’ research.Launched by the Metcalf Institute, Michigan State University’s Knight Center for Environmental Journalism, and the URI Science and Story Lab, the SCIP fellowship was a one-year professional development opportunity for pre-tenure faculty at U.S. institutions who identify as underrepresented racial or ethnic minorities in STEM. The project, supported by a $2.8 million collaborative National Science Foundation grant and co-led by URI’s Dr. Sunshine Menezes and Michigan State’s Dr. Bruno Takahashi, addressed the significant gap in science communication research and training by centering the motivations, experiences, and priorities of underrepresented scientists. The fellowship offered three cohorts that each focused on a specific subtheme: energy, water, and food.This free event is open to the public and will take place at the University of Rhode Island’s Kingston campus. A reception will be held from 5 to 5:30 with the lecture beginning at 5:30 p.m. The discussion will also be livestreamed. Registration is encouraged for in-person attendees and required to receive the livestream link. Click to register.

Join us for a joint event with the World Affairs Council of Rhode Island, featuring a presentation by Dr. Annu Palakunnathu Matthew, Interim Chair and Professor of Art and Art History, followed by a concert performance at Edwards Auditorium as part of the 10th Annual URI Guitar & Mandolin Festival.

This group provides a safe and supportive space. It is designed for queer, questioning, trans, and gender non-conforming people of color to connect and explore their identities without judgment. Through empowerment, community support, activities, and open discussions, members can share experiences, engage in self-expression, and build coping strategies to navigate the unique challenges of their intersecting identities. Open to All!Visit URInvolved for complete event details.