Announcements for Summer 2013
New Announcements
Student Crier will resume publication this fall
Student Crier will resume publication at the start of the Fall 2013 semester. For campus news, events and updates during the summer, visit the CCRI website, www.ccri.edu.
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Events
Ongoing News and Events
Registration for summer and fall courses underway
Students can register for summer session and fall semester courses. Check available courses online. If you have questions about which courses to take for your program of study, advisers are available to assist you.
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New student group celebrates Cape Verdean culture
The Cape Verdean Student Association is a new student organization at the Liston Campus in Providence for CCRI students of Cape Verdean descent and those who have an interest in the culture. This organization, which will be active in Fall 2013, will assist students in learning the Cape Verdean language and expose them to the culture's food, customs, dance genres and popular music. Meetings times and more details will be announced soon. Contact Octavian Goncalves, club president, for more information.
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2013-14 financial aid forms available online
Students are encouraged to complete their 2013-14 financial aid files before the end of the Spring 2013 semester. To access the forms, and for instructions on how to view your financial aid information in MyCCRI, visit the financial aid website.
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Common Reading Project book selected
The Common Reading Project book for the 2013-14 academic year is "All Souls" by Michael Patrick MacDonald. It is a memoir about his early life in a South Boston project where mostly Irish Catholics resided. Theft, drugs, violence and death affected his family and neighborhood. Even though life was difficult, "Southies" formed a strong bond and identity in order to survive. Assistant Professor Beth Anish, English Department, has invited MacDonald to speak at the Knight Campus's Irish Studies Conference in the fall. For more information, contact Professor of English Alicia Lyon.
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