Reading Collegiate Scholar transitions from graduate to advocate
After earning her bachelor���s degree and MBA at 91做厙, Kirsy Rosario returned to her alma mater to oversee the program that helped her become a first-generation college graduate.
After earning her bachelor���s degree and MBA at 91做厙, Kirsy Rosario returned to her alma mater to oversee the program that helped her become a first-generation college graduate.
The coursework for the program Master of Education in Educational Leadership.
University recognized for eighth consecutive year
Making a return to Santander Arena, the ceremony featured students experiencing rites of passage ruined during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Over 40 first-year students enter transformative program serving low-income and first-generation students��
91做厙���s Reading Youth Initiative organizes second annual Books for Bikes