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Jared Ramos '18 works as a project engineer for the Gilbane Building Company after interning for the company while earning his degree in Civil Engineering.

Kristina Rauccio '17 fights crime by monitoring bank account activity at Santander bank, thanks to her double major in Criminal Justice and Psychology.

Jessica Spivey '08 graduated from 51ÂÜÀòwith a bachelor’s degree in Construction Management. Now, she works as a Senior Site Superintendent for Shawmut Design and Construction in Providence, R.I.

Anthony Mosesso '18 works to protect customers and coworkers from online phishing attacks by scammers looking to steal credit card, bank account, and other sensitive information. He uses the skills he learned while earning his degree in Cybersecurity & Networking.

An interest in politics, fascination with media and extroverted personality led Natalie Almeida to declare a major in journalism.  

“I used journalism as a way to see how different ethnicities and

Whether scenic painting, stage management or acting, Addision Powers was always involved in a show at the Performing Arts Center. Powers participated in 17 theatre productions and stage managed six

Mikaela Feroli majored in American Studies and was involved in several organizations on campus, including the Women's Rugby team and the GSA, now the Sexuality and Gender Alliance. These experiences

In the fall after graduation, Jordan Phelan landed a job as managing editor of the newspaper in Claremont, NH. The experience he gained in interviewing, editing, investigative reporting

Laura Brooks graduated with her Master of Architecture in 2018. Brooks has a specific interest in residential architecture and RWU’s program gave her the technical skills and hands-on experience to

As a creative writing major, Courtney Dell’Agnese loved inventing characters and plotlines for her stories while gaining the skill and research methodology to elevate her work.

Now, Dell’Agnese