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Governor McKee announces $60 million bond for CCRI Workforce Innovation Center in Warwick
April 9, 2026
Governor Dan McKee has proposed a $60 million bond measure for a new Workforce Innovation Center at CCRI's Warwick Campus. The initiative seeks to boost workforce training across several industries by providing modern facilities aligned with employer needs.
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Rhode Island College and partners launch state’s first cybersecurity apprenticeship program
April 8, 2026
Rhode Island College has launched a new registered apprenticeship program for information security analysts alongside CCRI, Citizens Bank and Building Futures. The initiative aims to provide paid work experience for students pursuing careers in cybersecurity while addressing local workforce needs.
Read more →CCRI to host fifth annual Cybersecurity Night at Warwick campus on April 15
April 8, 2026
The Community College of Rhode Island will host its fifth annual Cybersecurity Night on April 15 at its Warwick campus. The event features demonstrations, guest speakers, networking opportunities with industry partners, and celebrates student achievements in national competitions.
Read more →CCRI to award first honorary degrees to Dan Barry and Judge Frank Caprio in May
April 6, 2026
The Community College of Rhode Island will present its first-ever honorary degrees at its May commencement ceremony. Honorees include journalist Dan Barry and posthumously Judge Frank Caprio. Both were selected based on their alignment with CCRI's mission.
Read more →CCRI launches new community planning degree and certificate to address workforce needs
April 2, 2026
The Community College of Rhode Island announced two new academic pathways—a degree and certificate—in Community Planning starting Fall 2026. These programs aim at addressing statewide shortages in qualified planners supporting housing growth across municipalities.
Read more →Community College of Rhode Island receives Military Friendly Schools Silver designation for 2026-2027
April 1, 2026
The Community College of Rhode Island has received Silver status as part of the 2026-2027 Military Friendly Schools list. This recognition highlights CCRI's ongoing support services for veteran students across multiple campuses statewide.
Read more →CCRI partners with Providence Community Health Center to expand pediatric dental care in Providence
March 19, 2026
The Community College of Rhode Island has partnered with local organizations on a new initiative aimed at expanding pediatric dental care access in Providence. Supported by major grant funding, this effort will provide preventive services while addressing longstanding barriers faced by many children.
Read more →Doug Haynes named NJCAA East District Coach of the Year for fifth consecutive time
March 16, 2026
Doug Haynes has been recognized as NJCAA East District Coach of the Year for a fifth consecutive year after leading Community College of Rhode Island's women's basketball team through another successful season. Under his leadership, both athletic performance and academic achievement among players have reached new heights.
Read more →CCRI Foundation announces 2026 Faculty Innovation Fund recipients
March 16, 2026
The Community College of Rhode Island Foundation has named this year's Faculty Innovation Fund grant recipients. The fund supports faculty-led projects that aim to improve student learning outcomes. CCRI continues efforts toward accessible education through various programs across its campuses.
Read more →CCRI hosts national exhibition on Declaration of Independence for 250th anniversary
March 12, 2026
The Community College of Rhode Island is hosting a national traveling exhibition about the Declaration of Independence at its Warwick Campus as part of celebrations marking America's upcoming 250th anniversary. The event includes educational panels tracing democratic ideals through history along with public lectures by faculty members.
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