Join URI Pre-Health Career Pathways for an information session on the Early Identification Program (EIP), a partnership between the University of Rhode Island and the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University.This session will provide an overview of the program’s purpose, eligibility, and application process, designed to support highly motivated students interested in pursuing a career in medicine that have a proven dedication of caring for underserved medical communities.Attendees will also learn more about the Warren Alpert Medical School, including its curriculum, mission, and opportunities for future physicians. This is a great chance for URI students to gain insight into one of the nation’s leading medical schools and explore a unique pathway toward medical education.

Sign up for a 30-minute virtual slot to meet with Erica Estus, Pharm.D., BCGP, Clinical Professor, Dept of Pharmacy Practice, Director of Recruitment and Engagement. Bring your questions to learn more about our College of Pharmacy's direct entry PharmD program.

Come learn about the planned upcoming Faculty-led program for January 2026 to Costa Rica!Earn credit while exploring global healthcare in a country with a national healthcare system.Students will earn 3 credits by enrolling in one of the following courses:HLT 491: Experiential Learning Independent StudyNUR 390: Directed StudyPHP 498: Special ProblemsApplications are due September 24th.

Are you a graduate student in your first or second year in a STEM based discipline? Are you interested in three years of funding while in grad school? Are you a U.S. citizen, national, or permanent resident? Then please join us for an informational session about the National Science Foundation's Graduate Research Fellowship Program (NSF GRFP)!

Sign up for a 30-minute virtual slot to meet with Erica Estus, Pharm.D., BCGP, Clinical Professor, Dept of Pharmacy Practice, Director of Recruitment and Engagement. Bring your questions to learn more about our College of Pharmacy's direct entry PharmD program.

In this workshop, we’ll break down what microaggressions are and how they show up in everyday life. We’ll talk about the different types, why intent doesn’t erase impact, and the real effects they can have. Together, we’ll explore ways to push back against microaggressions—both in our own lives and in the bigger picture—to help create more inclusive spaces on campus and beyond.Visit URInvolved for complete event details.