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Directory of Faculty Community College of Rhode Island Ankrom, Raymond J. Billerbeck, Jean M. Directory of Faculty , Physics and Engineering , Biology AAS, Community C Rhode Island; PHD, Suny Center Stony Brook; A BS, Rhode Island College BS, Univ Maryland College Park* Abbate, Maureen E. Apshaga, Susan E. Blessing, Kathy M. , English , English , Library BA, MAT, Rhode Island College BA, MA, Univ Rhode Island MA, Providence College; BA, Rhode Island College; Adam, Mazin S. Archambault, Richard C. MLS, Univ Rhode Island , Art , Human Services BFA, Northrn Michigan University; EDD, Univ Mass Boston; Bower, Gary R. MFA, Rochester Inst Tech BA, MS, Univ Rhode Island , Busn & Professional Studies BS, Bryant University; Allen, Karen Arendt, Elizabeth A. MS, Univ Rhode Island , Computer Studies , Chemistry BA, MA, Univ Rhode Island PHD, Brown University; Bradley, Barbara A. Amante y Zapata, Joseph J. BS, Providence College , Nursing-ADN BSN, MN, Univ Rhode Island , Performing Arts Arsenault, Joseph R MA, New England Conservatory Music; , Emergency Management Admin Brewer, Cassandra M. BA, Point Loma Nazarene University; MS, Jacksonville St University; , Mathematics PHD, Univ Southern California AAS, New England Institute Tech RI; BA, MA, MS, Univ Rhode Island BS, Roger Williams University Amantea, Cheryl A. Britton, Brendan M. , Busn & Professional Studies Ashworth, Donna L. , Physics and Engineering BS, Johnson & Wales University; , Nursing-ADN MA, Boston University; MBA, Providence College BS, MS, Univ Rhode Island BS, Univ Arizona Amaral, Lilia V Austin, James F Brooks, Chris C. , Nursing-LPN , Library , English MSN, St Xavier University; BFA, Rhode Island College; BA, Univ Calif Los Angeles; BSN, Univ Rhode Island MLIS, Univ Rhode Island MA, Westrn Kentucky University Amato-Vealey, Elaine J. B Brown, Susan M. , Nursing-ADN , Foreign Languages Banna, Cynthia L. MS, Boston University; BA, MA, Suny Center Albany; , Allied Health/Phlebotomy AS, Community C Rhode Island; PHD, Univ North Carolina Chapel Hl BS, Rhode Island College; AAS, Community C Rhode Island; PHD, Univ Rhode Island MED, Providence College; Bull, Michelle M BA, Rhode Island College , Nursing-ADN Amore, Anthony R. MSN, Sacred Heart University; Basilico, Anthony D. , English BSN, Univ Rhode Island BA, Rhode Island College; , Computer Studies MA, Univ Rhode Island BS, MA, MBA, Univ Rhode Island Burdon, Michael P. , English Beauchene, Kathleen Anderson, Renee M. MFA, Emerson College; , English , English BS, Univ Rhode Island MAT, Rhode Island College; BA, MA, Rhode Island College Burke, Margaret S. BA, Univ Rhode Island Benson, Jon R. , Computer Studies , Biology Andreozzi-Fontaine, Lynne SC.M, Brown University; BS, MS, Univ Rhode Island , Psychology BS, Univ Mass Dartmouth BA, Boston University; Berard, Marcel L. Burns, Emily MA, PHD, Univ Rhode Island , Busn & Professional Studies , Physics and Engineering MBA, Anna Maria College; Angell, Robert C. BA, Hampshire College; BS, Roger Williams University , English MS, Univ Calif Davis; BA, MA, Univ Rhode Island Bettencourt, Frances A PHD, Univ Rhode Island , Nursing-LPN Anish, Beth O Buss, Thomas H. BSN, MAE, Rhode Island College; , English , Mathematics MN, Univ Rhode Island BA, MA, Boston College; BA, Providence College; MA, Fitchburg St College; MS, Univ Rhode Island PHD, Univ Rhode Island 2019-2020 | Directory of Faculty | CCRI Catalog 1 Community College of Rhode Island C Corry, Karen F. DePalma, Sharon A , Nursing-ADN , Mathematics Cardillo, Paula A. BS, Rhode Island College; MA, Providence College; , Allied Health/Diag Med Sono MS, Univ Rhode Island BA, Univ Rhode Island MS, Lesley University; BA, Rhode Island College Corsetti, Maria A. Delaney, Kelly M , Nursing-ADN , Social Sciences Carroll, Joseph R. BS, Rhode Island College; MS, Univ Bridgeport; , English MN, Univ Rhode Island BA, MA, PHD, Univ Connecticut BA, Rhode Island College; MA, PHD, Univ Connecticut Costa, Mary H. Dolan, Leslie J. , Nursing-LPN , English Chaves, Amy L. BSN, MSN, Univ Rhode Island MAE, Rhode Island College; , Allied Health/Respiratory Ther BA, Univ Rhode Island AA, AAS, Community C Rhode Island; Couture, Melinda M. MAE, Rhode Island College; , Mathematics Domenico, Paula A. BS, Roger Williams University BA, MA, Rhode Island College , English EDM, Rhode Island College; Cichon, Sarah O. Crawford, Kevin P BS, Univ Rhode Island , Computer Studies , Computer Studies BSBA, Bryant University; AS, Community C Rhode Island; Doran, Gerald T. MAT, Johnson & Wales University BS, Rhode Island College , English EDM, Rhode Island College; Clark, Rebecca T Crowley, Joseph W. JD, Suffolk University; , Art , Mathematics BA, Univ Rhode Island BA, Oberlin College; BA, MAT, Rhode Island College Dorn, Jonathan A MFA, Rhode Island School Design Cullen, Allie Allethaire , English Clement, Theodore R. , Nursing-ADN MFA, Emerson College; , Performing Arts BA, BS, Brown University; BA, Skidmore College BFA, Salem State College; MS, Pace Univ Plsntvlle/Briarcliff Dummer Foley, Kristin E. MFA, The New School Cummiskey, Emily C. , English Cobb, Regina M. , Nursing-ADN BS, EDM, Boston University , Rehab Health/Therap Massage BSN, MS, Univ Rhode Island BS, Long Island Univ Brookville; E MS, Simmons College D Egan-Kunicki, Justine N D'Souza, Alwyn F. Coclin, Maria , Psychology , Physics and Engineering , Busn & Professional Studies BA, BS, MA, PHD, Univ Rhode Island BS, MS, Bombay University; BS, Boston College; MS, Wichita State University England, Mark MBA, Univ Rhode Island , Criminal Justice & Legal Std DaCosta, Elizabeth Cole, John W. MS, Salve Regina University; , Mathematics , English BA, Univ Rhode Island AAS, Community C Rhode Island; MAT, Rhode Island College; MAT, Providence College; Ethier, Linda A. BA, MA, Univ Rhode Island BA, Rhode Island College , Nursing-ADN Coletta, Natalie L. AA, Community C Rhode Island; Dalessio, William R. , Art BS, Rhode Island College; , English MA, Univ Mass Amherst*; MN, Univ Rhode Island BA, Rhode Island College; BA, Univ Rhode Island MA, PHD, Univ Connecticut Every, John A Collins, John F. , Social Sciences Dan, Liliana , Library PHD, Boston College; , Mathematics BS, Roger Williams University; AA, Community C Rhode Island; MA, Providence College; MLS, Univ Rhode Island MA, Univ Connecticut; BA, MA, Transylvania University BA, Univ Rhode Island Connell, Margaret M. DeCoffe, Jean M. , English , Nursing-ADN F BA, Mcgill University; MS, Boston College; Faraone-Wolff, Leslie J. MAE, Rhode Island College BS, MS, Salve Regina University , Nursing-ADN BSN, Rhode Island College; MN, Univ Rhode Island 2 Directory of Faculty | CCRI Catalog | 2019-2020 Community College of Rhode Island Faulise, Maura C Gambino, Steven J Gorman, Patricia A. , English , Mathematics , Library MAT, Brown University; BS, Univ Hartford; BA, Roger Williams University; BA, Mount Holyoke College; MS, Univ Rhode Island MLS, Univ Rhode Island AA, Three Rivers Cmty Tech College Gatewood, Linda A. Gousie, Alan R. Ferro, Kristine L , Rehab Health/Occup Therapy , English , Nursing-LPN BS, Univ New England; BA, MA, Rhode Island College; ASN, Community C Rhode Island; MA.ED, Univ Rhode Island MA, Univ Rhode Island BS, Salve Regina University; Gazzola, Kathleen J. Gowdey, Karen M. MSN, Univ Rhode Island , Dental Health/Hygiene , Nursing-LPN Folcarelli, Thomas E. MA, Framingham State College; AS, Bristol Cmty College; , Nursing-ADN AS, BS, Univ Rhode Island ASN, Community C Rhode Island; BA, BSN, MN, Univ Rhode Island BA, Rhode Island College; Geary, William MN, Sacred Heart University Fontaine, Kevin D. , Psychology , Psychology BS, Manhattan College; Grande, Debra L MA, CAGS, Rhode Island College; MS, PHD, Univ Rhode Island , Computer Studies PHD, Univ Connecticut; MBA, Bryant University; Gelsomino, Julie S BA, Univ Rhode Island BA, Rhode Island College , Mathematics Fontes, Donald S. MA, Providence College; Griscom, Karen L , Biology BA, Rhode Island College , English BA, Rhode Island College; MA, Rutgers U Rutgers College*; Germano, Kerri A. MS, Suny Center Stony Brook BA, Southrn Oregon University , Allied Health/Radiography Forleo, Steven F. MED, American Intercontinental Univ; Grist, Candace L. , English AAS, Community C Rhode Island; , Busn & Professional Studies BA, MA, Calif St Univ Los Angeles BS, Johnson & Wales University MA, Ball State University; AS, BS, Johnson & Wales University; Fox, Christine M. Gesmondi, Dana-Marie MAT, Rhode Island College , English , Nursing-ADN MA, Northestrn University; ASN, Community C Rhode Island; H BA, Stonehill College; MSN, Georgetown University; Hallene, Pamela A. PHD, Univ Rhode Island BSN, Univ Phoenix , English Friel, Kerri H Ghonaim, Mohamed BA, BS, EDM, Rhode Island College , Dental Health/Dental Assist , Biology Hanrahan, Edward BS, MA, Univ Rhode Island BS, MS, Benha University; , Physics and Engineering PHD, Univ Florida Furtado, Lisa M BS, Rhode Island College , Nursing-LPN Godo-Solo, Hossiri H. Hansen, Cindy L. BSN, Rhode Island College; , Foreign Languages , Biology MSN, Univ Rhode Island MA, Univ Rhode Island; PHD, Brown University; PHD, Vanderbilt University G AAS, Community C Rhode Island; Goffe, Eylana Goldman BA, Williams College Gaboury, Renee J. , Biology , English Harrison, Katharine V MA, PHD, Univ Chicago; AS, AS, Community C Rhode Island; , Biology BS, Univ Rhode Island BS, Rhode Island College; BS, Boston College; MA, Univ Rhode Island Gomes, Helen E. MACOM, NE School of Accupunture; , Nursing-LPN MS, Univ Rhode Island Gadoury, Linda L. ASN, Community C Rhode Island; , Nursing-ADN Hart, Roger Manuel-James BSN, MN,
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