Johnson & Wales University Providence Campus Photobook 2019 - 2020

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ATHLETICS & CLUB SPORTS

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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

STUDENT SUBMISSIONS

75 107 IN THE CLASSROOM

CAMPUS LIFE & EVENTS

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ATHLETICS

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WOMEN'S SOCCER 4 of 157

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WOMEN'S SOCCER 6 of 157

WRESTLING 7 of 157

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WRESTLING

BASEBALL

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On September 14, the teams took home the Mitchell Invitational team titles.

MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

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FOOTBALL

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FOOTBALL

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MEN'S BASKETBALL 13 of 157

MEN'S BASKETBALL 14 of 157

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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

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MEN'S SOCCER

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MEN'S SOCCER

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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL 22 of 157

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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL

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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL

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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL

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WOMEN'S CREW

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WOMEN'S CREW

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WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY

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WOMEN'S RUGBY

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WOMEN'S RUGBY

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WOMEN'S RUGBY

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CLUBS & ORGS.

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NSO 2019 ENGAGE CONFERENCE CHICAGO

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AD TEAM 2019-2020

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UNIVERSITY INVOLVEMENT BOARD 2019-2020

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UIB FREAK WEEK 2019

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UIB ONE TON SUNDAE

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UIB SNOBALL 2020 40 of 157

PICTURE FROM ALYSSA STALABOIN, UIB SNOBALL 2020

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SPIRIT SQUAD Coaches: Cassandra Dib and Darby Hudd

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ESPORTS 2019-2020

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ESPORTS 2019-2020

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HACK JWU With founding members Michael Huber and Kenneth Morales.

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JWU SPIRIT SQUAD CHEERLEADING TEAM, DANCE TEAM AND MASCOT

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IRHA INTER-RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION

LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE ELEIGH MOULTON, AMBER MARTINEAU, JAKE SHARKEY

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IRHA TRIVIA NIGHT

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IRHA NIGHT ON THE ICE

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IRHA NIGHT ON THE ICE

PHOTOGRAPHED: ELEIGH MOULTON, KAYLA BIFANO, JATARA CLARK, NATE LEBRUN, MARINA CASTO (FULL-TIME STAFF), NICOLE TIGHE, ATHENA PANTELAS

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INTRAMURALS

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INTERNATIONAL FASHION SOCIETY PHOTOGRAPHED: CHRISTIAN G., KESHAWN F., MELANIE R., NAJAH D., MATHEU H., KAMRYN W., KE'ZIAH S.F.

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BETA NU CHAPTER OF OMEGA PHI BETA

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BETA NU CHAPTER OF OMEGA PHI BETA

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SIGMA NU CHAPTER OF ZETA PHI BETA

JWU NATIONAL PANHELLENIC COUNCIL

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NATIONAL SOCIETY OF MINORITIES IN HOSPITALITY

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NATIONAL SOCIETY OF MINORITIES IN HOSPITALITY

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NATIONAL SOCIETY OF MINORITIES IN HOSPITALITY

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STUDENT SUBMISSIONS

2019 SUMMER ORIENTATION MARIANA SOSA, OL

JWU PLAYERS' ESCAPE ROOM (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: ALEXIS, KEIANA, DELILA AND LOUIS)

JWU ZOO TAKEOVER (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: DELILA AND KEILANI)

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2019 SUMMER ORIENTATION PHOTOS FROM: MARIANA SOSA, OL

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2019 SUMMER ORIENTATION PHOTOS FROM: MARIANA SOSA, OL

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2019 SUMMER ORIENTATION PHOTOS FROM: MARIANA SOSA, OL

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2019 SUMMER ORIENTATION PHOTO FROM: MARIANA SOSA, OL

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NIGHT OUT IN PROVIDENCE PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT (ALL CLASS OF 2023)ERIN FLYNNGABBY THOMASALEXIS BUTKIEWICZ MACIE STELLA

PHOTO FROM SIERRA JEFFERSON

PHOTO FROM NANA UMAR

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PHOTO FROM MARTA CABRINO

PHOTO FROM MARTA CABRINO

PHOTO FROM NANA UMAR

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PHOTOS FROM MARTA CABRINO

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PICTURED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: SIERRA JEFFERSON, MAX WROTH AND ALEXIS CELAYA

PICTURED: MATTHEW ZUCKERMAN, ANDREW VASILE AND NOAH FYE

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PHOTOS FROM JOSEPH BAIRAKTARIS

PICTURED: MADELINE HEY

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WALTER SAVAGE BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS AT JWU

PICTURED: JENIANN SANCHEZ, ALYSSA STALABOIN, AND CRISTINA KINSLIEH

MARIO MARTINEZ INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL

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TATIANNA HERNANDEZ, KAITLYN IVORY , DAYNA BROWN

PAIGE SONIDO, NATASHA RICHARDS, NAOMI TORRES, DAYNA BROWN, ADAM WILLIAMS

DAYNA BROWN & PAIGE SONIDO

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PICTURED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: MARTA CABRINO: MASTER IN GLOBAL TOURISM 2020, MANSI GALA: MBA IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 2019 AND AAINA SINGH: MBA IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 2020.

PHOTO FROM JAKUB SZADY

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PHOTOS FROM MEGAN SAPER

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PHOTOS FROM GRACE DUCASSE

INVOLVEMENT NIGHT WITH GRACE, JACQUELYN LUSSIER AND SYDNEY FERERRAS

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PICTURED: AXEL NECKELMANN, FRANZ FONCK AND DIEGO EUSEBIO

PICTURED: MARCOS ROBERSTON, RAMON SANTIAGO, DIEGO EUSEBIO, ROGER BLANDON, FRANZ FONCK, AXEL NECKELMANN AND SEBASTIAN MIGUEL

PICTURED: DIEGO EUSEBIO, CAROLINA VIVAS, CECI SALAZAR, MARIA FERNANDA LOPEZ, NINA COHEN, SARA ALVAREZ, DANIELLA NAVARRO, PAULINA HEINEMANN, ANA QUBAIN, RAMON SANTIAGO, SEBASTIAN MIGUEL, MARCOS ROBERTSON, AXEL NECKELMANN, ROGER BLANDON, FRANZ FONCK, GABRIELA VELASQUEZ, ANA PAULA ZEDAN, ISABELA DE LEON AND ISABELLA ORAMA

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IN THE CLASSROOM

PICTURED: ADAM, LEE, AARON, NICK, TONY, ALISHA, RAYA, MADI, JENNA MAKING ROASTED CHICKEN IN CHEF JOHANSSON’S DINNER CLASS (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: BRETT AND DELILA)

DELILA AND SYMONE SMILING IN CHEF JOHANSSON’S DINNER CLASS

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HAVING FAMILY MEAL IN CHEF JOHANNSON’S DINNER CLASS (From Left to Right: Brett, Symone, Lydia, Bronson, Isabella, Jenna, Austin, Sebastian, Jayna, Sam, Delila, Izabelle, Edgar, Chef Johansson, Keilani)

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CHEF ALEXANDER SHOWING OFF HIS FAMOUS BISCUITS (FOUNDATIONS OF BAKING AND PASTRY WITH CHEF ALEXANDER)

HAVING FAMILY MEAL IN CHEF JOHANNSON’S DINNER CLASS (From Left to Right: Brett, Symone, Lydia, Bronson, Isabella, Jenna, Austin, Sebastian, Jayna, Sam, Delila, Izabelle, Edgar, Chef Johansson, Keilani)

HANNAH KERR SHOWCASING HER CREPE CAKE WITH HOUSE MADE BOURBON CARAMEL AND FRESH WHIPPED CREAM (BREAKFAST AND LUNCH LAB WITH CHEF DION)

MOLLY TAYLOR AND WALTER SAVAGE DECORATING BAGS AT THE WINTER SUSTAINABILITY FAIR WITH SASS

LUKE PINCIARO PIZZA FRIDAY ACCIDENTS (FOUNDATION OF BAKING AND PASTRY WITH CHEF ALEXANDER)

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PHOTO FROM NANA UMAR

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PHOTOS FROM DR. MICHAEL BUDZISZEK JR. STUDENT RESEARCH PROJECT: 3 inch PVC tubes crafted to hydroponically grow medicinal foods. Students: Michael Milas, Nicole Fernandes, Shannon Stockero, and Samir Scott.

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PHOTOS FROM DR. MICHAEL BUDZISZEK JR. STUDENT RESEARCH PROJECT: Building a hydroponic food computer for medicinal plants in the Bowen Center for Science and Innovation, 2nd floor.

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PHOTO FROM DR. MICHAEL BUDZISZEK JR.: On a walk with my Environmental Science students (SCI1010 Winter 2019) looking for evidence of water pollution in Providence. An environmental walking tour. Here we are on the new pedestrian bridge over the Providence River. Winter 2019.

PHOTOS FROM DR. MICHAEL BUDZISZEK JR.: This was a Fall 2019 event between culinary and students from the OTD program. The task was making cooking accessible for those with disabilities.

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PHOTOS FROM DR. MICHAEL BUDZISZEK JR.: Professors at the 2019 Cannabis World Congress and Business Expo in Boston, MA. (left: Professor Budziszek; right: Professor Thorsson)

PHOTO FROM DR. MICHAEL BUDZISZEK JR.: Meeting up with a Biology student alumnus (graduated in May 2019) for lunch. The student, on the left, is David Lefkowitz and is now an Emergency Department Technician at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.

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October 17th, at the National Grid Energy Solutions Summit at Gillette Stadium. The summit featured keynote speakers, a networking expo, and informative sessions on the topics of exploring new and cost-effective technologies and solutions. The Farm to Table networking reception featured a Q&A with Patriots Alumni Scott Zolak and a photo opportunity with the 2019 Lombardi Trophy!

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Silva, Associate Professor, College of Hospitality Management Mark Harrison, HVAC Operations Manager Matthew Fannon, Energy Conservation Manager

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PHOTOS FROM COLLEGE OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT Rita Ellis recieves the Statler Scholarship of Excellence – awarded by the Statler Foundation, Buffalo, NY.

JWU CMAA STUDENT CHAPTER MEMBERS from the Providence, Charlotte, and Denver campuses attended the 2020 CMAA’s World Conference On Club Management and Club Business Expo in Grapevine, TX.

At the event students attended educational sessions focused on learning more about the private club industry, interacted with industry professionals and sought out internship and postgraduate employment opportunities.

Congratulations to the students for being recognized for their Idea Fair entries and recruitment efforts.

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NSMH MEMBERS attended the NSMH Regional Conference at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA., from October 25th27th.

The weekend included a tour of the Loewes Hotel which is a historic property that once was a bank prior to being converted to a hotel. There was an opening reception at the Cambria Hotel and presentation by Destinations International.

11 students attend including Tracy Chan, Chapter President, Rachel Figiela, VP and Allie Nault who is currently on the National Board for NSMH in the role of Parliamentarian.

Sessions including topics such as: Unions in Hospitality Branding Yourself THE TRIP INCLUDED DINING OUT AND HAVING SOME PHILLY CHEESESTEAK WHILE IN TOWN.

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5TH ANNUAL CHM LET’S CAN HUNGER FOOD DRIVE January 22 wrapped up the Hospitality Club annual Competition.

This year the student chapter of the National Society of Minorities in Hospitality won for the third year in a row! Special “shout out” to our friends in JWU Human Resources & Payroll who helped us this year by collecting donations.

TOTAL AMOUNT OF FOOD ITEMS COLLECTED: 1,003 Over the past 5 years there has been a grand total of 7,874 nonperishable food items collected to benefit the RI Community Food Bank.

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HOSP3085 STUDENTS IN CANADA FOR SPRING, 2019 PHOTO FROM LAUREN BAUMANN

SEVEN SEEM STUDENTS SPENT THE WINTER TERM WORKING CLOSELY WITH THE PROVIDENCE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER (PPAC) ON A GUEST SERVICES SURVEY This Directed Experiential Education (DEE) experience was led

by Professor Lee Esckilsen.

The students completed their successful project with a final presentation to General Manager Alan Chille in the PPAC Presidents Room.

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HOTEL TRADE SHOW IN HOSP1015 (MANAGING THE HOTEL GUEST EXPERIENCE) CLASS Students, in teams, design their own hotel.

Within the course they learn different aspects of Hotel Operations and are then asked to apply this knowledge in the creation of their hotel.

STUDENTS WORK ON: researching of their city selection for the hotel creating room rates and room types and guest room descriptions creating restaurants/services/facilit ies for the hotel creating service standards & service recovery process designing a logo, holiday package flyer, hotel brochure create a hotel mission

TABLE TOP DISPLAYS AT THE HOTEL TRADE SHOW Each team presents their hotel trying to get people to “come and stay” with them.

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PROFESSOR KATHY DROHAN (SPORTS, ENTERTAINMENT & EVENT – MANAGEMENT) pictured with JWU student volunteers after the Downtown 5k!

SIMEON LANGERMAN ’20 (HOTEL & LODGING MANAGEMENT) AND MIRANDA ZEKO ’19 (CURRENTLY A GRADUATE STUDENT), National Society of Minorities in Hospitality (NSMH) E-Board Members that volunteered at the TEDx event on October 5th.

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NATIONAL SOCIETY OF MINORITIES IN HOSPITALITY (NSMH) MEMBERS volunteering at the Culinary and Hospitality Career Fair on October 17th.

MS CSLG STUDENTS WORKING with JWU's women's lacrosse team doing group team-building in the fall.

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JESSICA FEDE’S COLLABORATIVE LEARNING PROJECT pairs CJ students with a CJ professor (Paul Sylvestre) and a PSYC professoer (Jessica Fede).

The Domestic Violence speaker from Cross Roads.

Field trip to the Pawtucket Police Department.

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PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS IN THE COLLABORATIVE LEARNING PROGRAM took a recent field trip to Day One in Providence, an agency that provides treatment, intervention, education, advocacy, and prevention services to Rhode Islanders of all ages dealing with sexual abuse.

Students toured the facility, learned about the organization's services -- and many signed up to volunteer.

This CLP class is taught by Psychology Professor Jonathan Mosko and English Professor Marian Gagnon.

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ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, FACULTY AND STUDENTS FROM THE COLLEGE OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT (CHM) visited Newport for a tour of the Hotel Viking and the Breakers Mansion.

This “Fun with Faculty Friday” was coordinated by Professor Jane Boyland and was an opportunity for students and faculty to meet with industry professionals.

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ON OCTOBER 30, PROFESSOR ELIZABETH COVINO AND HER SEE4110 (ADVANCED SPECIAL EVENT MANAGEMENT) students planned and executed Fall Fest on Gaebe Common.

Professor Patrick Leary (SEEM Department Chair) with pie on his face.

He was a good sport!

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STUDENTS PLAYED JENGA AND CORNHOLE, ATE COTTON CANDY, AND THREW A LOT OF PIES AT PROFESSORS! Thanks to our friends at Paws from the Heart (therapy dogs) and to everyone who came out to enjoy the fun!

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FAM TRIP TO ARGENTINA AND BRAZIL FOR THE TRAVEL TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY STUDENTS WITH PROFESSOR RHODES

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FAM TRIP TO ARGENTINA AND BRAZIL FOR THE TRAVEL TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY STUDENTS WITH PROFESSOR RHODES

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FAM TRIP TO ARGENTINA AND BRAZIL FOR THE TRAVEL TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY STUDENTS WITH PROFESSOR RHODES

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FAM TRIP TO INDIA FALL, 2019

FAM TRIP TO INDIA PHOTO FROM MAROUA OUADANI

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JWU RUGGED AND AWARENESS SUSTAINABILITY TRIP, COSTA RICA, SPRING, 2020

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JWU RUGGED AND AWARENESS SUSTAINABILITY TRIP, COSTA RICA, SPRING, 2020

LEFT: RACHEL DEVORE, KIARA CELESTE CASTILLO AND JOE BUTTS RIGHT: RACHEL DEVORE AND MIA SURPRENANT IN THE CLOUD FORESTS

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JESSICA HOLDEN SHERWOOD, SOC 3720 (WINTER TERM) students working together to connect all of their course concepts on the white board.

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A FIELD TRIP ON FOOT TO THE PROVIDENCE STUDENT UNION Students heard from staffers how intersectionality informs their activism.

SOC 3720 IS AN UPPER-LEVEL COURSE FOR SOCIOLOGY MAJORS It is a study of how intersectionality (the new intellectual tradition of considering class and race and gender not separately, but simultaneously) can enrich both theory and research for all of us.

Topics include how sociology has always been concerned with economic inequality, and more recently with inequalities of raceethnicity and of gender.

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EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP DOCTORAL HIGHER EDUCATION COHORT GROUP 2020 Tanya Beillo Mel Graf Heather Osterberg-Aloi

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EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP DOCTORAL HIGHER EDUCATION COHORT GROUP 2020

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STUDENT LIFE & EVENTS

LIGHTING LANTERNS AT IGNITE THE NIGHT (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: CARISABEL, DELILA, KEILANI, BRITTANY, MICHAEL)

WILDCAT WILLIE AND DELILA AT WILDCAT MADNESS

JWU PEP BAND READY FOR WILDCAT MADNESS (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: EMMA, MICHAELA, THOMAS, MICHAELA, JESSICA, AMBER, ISABELLA, KAYLA, DELILA, ABBY, MEGAN

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WILDCAT WHEELS

DRIVERS PICTURED FROM A CHILLY FEBRUARY MEETING

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DRIVERS PICTURED FROM A CHILLY FEBRUARY MEETING

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THE BRIDGE CENTER

INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS DAY PANEL DISCUSSION ON IMMIGRATION & CITIZENSHIP (JWU GLOBAL, GENDER EQUITY CENTER & COLLEGE OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT)

JWU GLOBAL VOLUNTEERS AT THE RI FOOD BANK THE BLACK HISTORY 101 MOBILE MUSEUM VISITS THE BRIDGE CENTER IN RECOGNITION OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH (THE BRIDGE, SIL, NATIONAL PANHELLENIC COUNCIL)

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THE BRIDGE CENTER

SUMMER JWU GLOBAL TRIP TO BOSTON TAKING A BOSTON DUCK BOAT TOUR!

THE BLACK HISTORY 101 MOBILE MUSEUM VISITS THE BRIDGE CENTER IN RECOGNITION OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH (THE BRIDGE, SIL, NATIONAL PANHELLENIC COUNCIL)

THE BRIDGE AND RESIDENTIAL LIFE BRING JWU STUDENTS TO FENWAY PARK!

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THE BRIDGE CENTER

STUDENTS MAKING GINGERBREAD HOUSES IN THE BRIDGE CENTER PICTURED RIGHT: NICOLE KIRKLAND

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THE BRIDGE CENTER

SHAWN RIENDEAU AND MIKE WAUGH CONGRATULATING WILDCATS ON FINISHING UP THE SCHOOLYEAR

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ISSO & ECLA INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES & ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE ACADEMY

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ISSO & ECLA INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES & ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE ACADEMY

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ISSO & ECLA INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES & ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE ACADEMY

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THE GOOD LIFE EXPO THE GOOD LIFE EXPO ON SEPTEMBER 26, 2019

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THE GOOD LIFE EXPO THE GOOD LIFE EXPO ON SEPTEMBER 26, 2019

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THE GOOD LIFE EXPO THE GOOD LIFE EXPO ON SEPTEMBER 26, 2019

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THE GOOD LIFE EXPO THE GOOD LIFE EXPO ON SEPTEMBER 26, 2019

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JWU GOLD KICK-OFF EVENT AUGUST 30, 2019

NSO NORTHEAST REGIONAL CONFERENCE

THE NATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS DECA REGIONAL CONFERENCE WAS HOSTED BY JWU IN PEPSI FORUM THE THEME WAS DIVERSITY AND DEVELOPMENT

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NSO CONFERENCE

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OFF-CAMPUS STUDENT SERVICES

GAME NIGHT OCTOBER 2, 2019 RES LIFE DODGEBALL TOURNAMENT OCTOBER 4, 2019

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OFF-CAMPUS STUDENT SERVICES

HALLOWEEN PARTY OCTOBER 31, 2019

DIY MASK MAKING OCTOBER 31, 2019

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RESIDENCE LIFE STAFF PHOTOS

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RESIDENCE LIFE

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RESIDENCE LIFE

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RESIDENCE LIFE

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MOVE-IN DAY

STUDENTS START THE PROCESS OF MOVING INTO THE DOWNCITY AND HARBORSIDE RESIDENCE HALLS AS THE 2019-2020 ACADEMIC YEAR GETS SET TO BEGIN. PHOTOS MIKE COHEA 2019

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MOVE-IN DAY

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MOVE-IN DAY

PHOTOS FROM @JWUPVDRESLIFE

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IGNITE THE NIGHT

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IGNITE THE NIGHT

THE NEWEST WILDCATS WERE WELCOMED TO CAMPUS BY RETURNING STUDENTS, ALUMNI AND STAFF DURING THE SECOND ANNUAL IGNITE THE NIGHT CELEBRATION ON GAEBE COMMONS. PHOTOS MIKE COHEA 2019

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IGNITE THE NIGHT

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LASER TAG STUDENTS ENJOY A FRIENDLY GAME OF LASER TAG ON THE HARBORSIDE CAMPUS. PHOTOS MIKE COHEA 2019

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MOVIE NIGHT

STUDENTS ENJOY AN EVENING OF FOOD TRUCKS AND AN OUTDOOR MOVIE AS WELCOME WEEK CONTINUES ON THE HARBORSIDE CAMPUS. PHOTOS MIKE COHEA 2019

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INVOLVEMENT FEST THE NEWEST STUDENTS HAD A CHANCE TO DISCOVER ALL OF THE DIFFERENT WAYS TO GET INVOLVED AT JWU DURING THE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT FEST AT GAEBE COMMONS. MORE THAN 120 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS WERE ON HAND TO TELL STUDENTS ABOUT WHAT THEY DO AND HOW THEY CAN GET INVOLVED. PHOTOS MIKE COHEA 2019

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INVOLVEMENT FEST

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INVOLVEMENT FEST

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ZOO TAKEOVER STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF AND ALUMNI ENJOY AN AFTERHOURS EVENING AT THE ROGERS WILLIAMS PARK ZOO.

PHOTOS MIKE COHEA 2019

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APPLE PICKING

JWU PROVIDENCE STUDENTS VISIT A LOCAL APPLE ORCHARD IN CRANSTON ON A BEAUTIFUL FALL DAY. PHOTOS MIKE COHEA 2019

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APPLE PICKING

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SASS FARM VISIT

JWU PROVIDENCE STUDENTS HELP GLEAN KALE AND OTHER PRODUCE DURING A VISIT TO A FARM IN EXETER, RHODE ISLAND. PHOTOS MIKE COHEA 2019

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SASS FARM VISIT

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HOMECOMING & FAMILY WEEKEND 2019 JWU PROVIDENCE HOMECOMING & FAMILY WEEKEND. PHOTOS MIKE COHEA 2019

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HOMECOMING & FAMILY WEEKEND

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HOMECOMING & FAMILY WEEKEND

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HOMECOMING & FAMILY WEEKEND

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HUMAN RIGHTS PANEL

The second annual International Human Rights Day panel discussion, Beyond Borders and Boundaries: A Panel Discussion on Immigration and Refugee Issues, was held in Schneider Auditorium. The discussion covered immigration policy and advocacy, the immigrant and refugee experience, and many other topics. Panelists included Carla White-Ellis, Ph.D., JWU faculty and board member of SunRise Forever, Raphael Diaz, artist & educator, Gloria Greenfield, Director of Immigration Advocacy at Sojourner House and Carl Krueger, staff attorney for Dorcas International Institute.

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HUMAN RIGHTS PANEL

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CAREER FAIR EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION & CAREER SERVICES HOSTED A COMBINED GOVERNMENT/NONPROFIT CAREER FAIR AND TECHNOLOGY CAREER FAIR IN THE BOWEN CENTER. PHOTOS MIKE COHEA 2019

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SEEM CAREER FAIR EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION & CAREER SERVICES HOSTED A CAREER FAIR FOCUSED ON SEEM JOBS. PHOTOS MIKE COHEA 2019

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PAWS TO DESTRESS PHOTOS MIKE COHEA 2019

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This book was brought to you by...

THE DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT ENGAGEMENT

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS A MEMORABLE YEAR. FROM OUR STUDENTS, FAMILIES, FACULTY AND STAFF, WE RECEIVED A WONDERFUL AMOUNT OF SUBMISSIONS THAT REMIND US OF HOW SPECIAL IT IS TO BE #ONEJWU.

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THE DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT ENGAGEMENT

KELLY DUNN

DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ENGAGEMENT

IAN MARTIN

ASSOC. DIRECTOR OF EVENTS FOR STUDENT INVOLVEMENT & LEADERSHIP

SHEREE BOWKER

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

ELIZABETH ZMARLICKI

ASSOC. DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ENGAGEMENT FOR STUDENT INVOLVEMENT & LEADERSHIP

DEBBIE BECKER

ASSOC. DIRECTOR OF NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION & TRANSITION

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THE DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT ENGAGEMENT

DAWN KENNEY

BUDGET COORDINATOR/ADVISOR SGA APPROPRIATIONS

SANDY CARDOZA

DARRELL MILLER

ASSOC. DIRECTOR OF PARENT & FAMILY RELATIONS

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR STUDENT INVOLVEMENT & LEADERSHIP OPERATIONS

LINDSEY PROULX

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

CARA BRUNO

PROGRAM COORDINATOR

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Johnson & Wales University 2019-2020 Digital Photobook PVD Campus | The Department of Student Engagement

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