We are so happy to welcome you and your family to the University of Rhode Island community! All new students are required to attend one of our New Student Orientation Sessions, which is where you'll have the opportunity to explore campus, finalize your fall course schedule, and have fun with new friends. We look forward to meeting you! Go Rhody!Session 1: May 29–30Session 2: June 2–3Session 3: June 5–6Session 4: June 9–10Session 5: June 12–13Session 6: June 16–17Session 7: June 23–24Session 8: June 26–27Transfer Orientation: June 18While their student is attending their orientation, families and supporters are invited to attend their own two-day orientation to learn about academics, student involvement, campus support resources, and more! Register and learn more about Family and Supporter Orientation.More information will be posted soon.

Studio Blue, an art gallery on the URI Narragansett Bay Campus, is featuring artwork by more than a dozen students, faculty, staff and alumni at the third annual Bay Campus Art Exhibition. The space is showcasing works of pottery, tapestry, woodblock print, photography, painting, mixed media, and more!

We are so happy to welcome you and your family to the University of Rhode Island community! All new students are required to attend one of our New Student Orientation Sessions, which is where you'll have the opportunity to explore campus, finalize your fall course schedule, and have fun with new friends. We look forward to meeting you! Go Rhody!Session 1: May 29–30Session 2: June 2–3Session 3: June 5–6Session 4: June 9–10Session 5: June 12–13Session 6: June 16–17Session 7: June 23–24Session 8: June 26–27Transfer Orientation: June 18While their student is attending their orientation, families and supporters are invited to attend their own two-day orientation to learn about academics, student involvement, campus support resources, and more! Register and learn more about Family and Supporter Orientation.More information will be posted soon.

Studio Blue, an art gallery on the URI Narragansett Bay Campus, is featuring artwork by more than a dozen students, faculty, staff and alumni at the third annual Bay Campus Art Exhibition. The space is showcasing works of pottery, tapestry, woodblock print, photography, painting, mixed media, and more!

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, we pleased to invite you, your faculty, and students to the XV Progress in Motor Control (XV-PMC) Conference, which will be held at the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, RI, USA.The meeting is associated with the International Society of Motor Control (ISMC), and the Mission of the Society is to “stimulate and foster education and open debate among scientists from all nations on basic and applied research in the area of control of movements of biological systems.”The XV-PMC Conference will be an excellent opportunity to present your research, gain valuable feedback, and engage in discussions with leading experts in the field of motor control and neuroscience. It also provides a platform to build professional connections, explore potential collaborations, and inspire new research directions.

The URI’s Physical Therapy Department, College of Health Sciences, and the International Society of Motor Control (ISMC) are happy to extend a warm welcome to our colleagues and friends attending the XV Progress in Motor Control meeting at the University of Rhode Island on the Kingston Campus, RI, USA, from June 30 to July 2, 2025.Progress in Motor Control is the biennial meeting of the ISMC. The Society’s mission is to “stimulate and foster education and open debate among scientists from all nations on basic and applied research in the area of the control of movements of biological systems.” Previous meetings have been held worldwide in Rome, Auckland (virtual), Amsterdam, Miami, and Budapest.The XV Progress in Motor Control meeting will be sponsored by the URI’s George & Anne Ryan Institute for Neuroscience and Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Program. The meeting will be held in the Auditorium of the Center for Biotechnology and Life Sciences (CBLS) at the University of Rhode Island.