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Get Connected, Stay In Touch!

The goal of the Roger Williams Alumni Association to help connect alumni in meaningful ways. Alumni chapters are managed by alumni volunteers and reflect Õ¬Äи£Àû’s values of education, community and service. Support and guidance to the chapters is provided by the Office of Alumni Relations to assist alumni in planning a wide variety of activities including: lectures, socials, Presidential visits and freshman send-off receptions, as well as cultural, sporting and networking events.

Don't see a chapter in your area and interested in creating one? Reach out to alumni@rwu.edu or call (401) 254-3005.

Re-connect and stay in touch using your class Facebook page or on the Roger Connection with our 

Need more help? Email us at alumni@rwu.edu

Get Ready

• Refine Your Personal Brand & Online Presence
  • Send Your Resume to Your Career Advisor for Review
• Get Help From The Center for Career & Professional Development (CCPD)
  • With Your Career Advisor 
• Practice Virtual Interviewing
  • Log into  
• Review Your Graduation Requirements

Get Connected

• Build Your Professional Network
  • Sign-Up for  
  • Join the Õ¬Äи£Àû  Network
• Find Job Postings, Resources and Internship Opportunities
  • Log into and Create a Profile
• Get Matched with a Mentor. Watch "Take Flight" Professional Development Programming. 
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    Moderated by Heather Traber, CEO, Gainfully and features Õ¬Äи£Àû alumni panelists: Matthew Swensen '13, Regional Recruiting Specialist and Investment Advisor, Prudential; Kristen Harrington '07, Founder, 813 Consultants; and Kristen Hill '15, Recruitment Manager, City Year. 
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    Moderated by Amy Berkeley, Vice President of Institutional Advancement, Õ¬Äи£Àû, and features alumni panelists Theresa Agonia '13, Senior Deputy Chief of Staff, City of Providence; Nibal Awad '12, Managing Director of Alumni & Giving, St. John's Prep; Willie Borkai '14, Research Project Director with Weight Control & Diabetes Research Center, Lifespan; Brian LeDuc '10, Design Strategist & Leadership Educator, Education Design Lab.

Get Coached

• Stay Active with The CCPD for Help with Next Steps
  • with a Career Advisor to Learn More about Graduate School, Service Year Programs, or Gain Support in Your Job Search 
• Participate in Industry-Specific Mentoring Sessions with Board Members/Volunteers/Alumni Through the "Take Flight" Program
  • - Mentorship is a valuable and effective development opportunity. Sign up to be matched with a trusted and experienced mentor in your indicated field of interest who will provide guidance, encouragement and support.
  • Review the Mentee Guide
  • Review the Mentor Guide