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November 2003

$3.5 million to advance women faculty in science, engineering

Nursing enrollment swells

Freshmen create blankets to cuddle children at Hasbro

Business gift

Spreading the word

Did You Know

Land trust honors trustee with endowment

Highlights from the President’s convocation address

Fidelity exec tells why ethics matter

Financial Lecture

Alumnus recounts experience as one of first soldiers to enter Iraq

Kudos

Student Allison Paganetti is a model soldier

New at the Fine Arts Center

Prominent photographer reveals abstract, personal statements

Academic Enhancement Center opens to aid student success

Student creates device to help disabled boy use computer

Two recent graduates earn economics research award

Leadership Center offers a ‘challenging’ course

Building the budget

Ethics Center provides workshops for public administrators

Board of Governors welcomes six new members

Honors Colloquium update

Researcher: Introduction of non-native oysters could impact entire East Coast

Bicycle sharing program launched on Kingston campus

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Correction

Correction

We stand corrected! Jennifer Hurtubise was not the first URI undergraduate to win a Fulbright Scholarship (July 2003 issue of the Pacer). We got a call from Carolyn Lafleur telling us that her late sister Sara Stauffer Whaley won a Fulbright in 1954 and studied at the University of Paris, Sorbonne. She returned to URI to earn a master’s degree in political science. Whaley later founded The Rush Publishing Company and was the editor of the journal Women Studies Abstracts.

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