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  • Rhode Island College Cap and Gown Convocation (1973)
  • Dick Gregory, Guest Speaker (April 27, 1975)
  • James Archibald Houston, Undergraduate Commencement Speaker, 1975
  • Gertrude Himmelfarb, Graduate Commencement Speaker, 1976
  • Cathy Guisewite, Undergraduate Commencement Speaker, 1979
  • Who Decides What Children Read?
  • Samuel Johnson's "Lady": The Letter Writer as Artist and Historian
  • Samuel Johnson's "Lady": The Letter Writer as Artist and Historian
  • Change in Special Education
  • Mary Berry: New Coalitions, Partnerships, and Policies to Promote Social Justice (May 3, 1984)
  • Kenneth Clark: Thirty Years After: Anticipated and Unanticipated Consequences (May 2, 1984)
  • Dr. David Brion Davis: Slavery and Human Progress (March 19, 1984)
  • Nathan Glazer: America for Whom? A Reconsideration of Immigration Policy (April 11, 1984)
  • Herbert Hill: Civil Rights and Organized Labor: Responsibilities and Political Consequences (May 3, 1984)
  • James Patterson: Can America Afford a Permanent Underclass? (April 17, 1984)
  • Thirty Years After: Day 1, Afternoon Panel Discussion on Educational Equality (May 2, 1984)
  • Charles Willie: Afternoon Address (May 2, 1984)
  • Thirty Years After: Day 1, Morning Panel Discussion (May 2, 1984)
  • Robert Clary, Guest Speaker (May 9, 1985)
  • The Visibility of Literary Invisibility
  • Mary Tucker Thorp Lecture by Ezra Stieglitz
  • Charles Vert Willie, Commencement Speaker, 1985
  • Dick Gregory, Guest Speaker (November 19, 1986)
  • A Colorful Chemical Collage
  • Hypergraphics: Visualizing Relationships in Art, Science, and Technology
  • David Macaulay, Winter Commencement Speaker, 1987
  • It’s a Wonderful Life
  • Rhine Feeders, Sea Eagles, and Springboks
  • Educating for the Professions: Calling or Career?
  • Meeting the Needs of Southeast Asian-American Students in the College Community: Issues and Responses
  • Excellence and Creativity in College Training
  • The Mozart Piano Quarters: A Mozart Bicentennial Celebration
  • Common Sense, Ordinary People, and College Education
  • Lakes and Streams: The Nature of Difference
  • Vital Substances
  • Robert C. DeBlois, Commencement Speaker, 1993
  • The Metalsmith Postmodern Deconstruction: A Multimedia Happening
  • Guiding Students along Pathways of Discovery
  • Muir String Quartet, Undergraduate Commencement Performance, 1994
  • Welfare: Who and What Needs Reforming?
  • David Macaulay: The Way He Works (April 13, 1994)
  • A Call for Change in Teaching
  • Chemistry's Colorful Clues
  • 40,000 Miles of Undersea Volcanoes
  • Inspirations from the Field
  • Irving Raskin Levine, Undergraduate Commencement Speaker, 1996
  • Interpersonal Perception: Conceptual, Research Design, and Analytic Issues
  • Affirming Diversity: Workshops on Multicultural Education
  • The Trigger of Metastases
  • The Pleasure of Which Texts?: Teaching in the "Literature" Classroom
  • Justin W. Dart, Jr., Undergraduate Commencement Speaker, 1997
  • Toward a View of Learning for the 21st Century: Perspectives From Cultural-Historical Theory
  • Paul Lewis Binder, Graduate Commencement Speaker, 1998
  • Dr. Spalding Gray, Undergraduate Commencement Speaker, 1998
  • The Three Faces of Service
  • Beyond Labels: Coming of Age in a Multi-Ethnic America (1998)
  • John H. Bracey, Jr.: The Cost of Racism to White America (1999)
  • Alan Shawn Feinstein, Graduate Commencement Speaker, 1999
  • Scholarly Humanism
  • Tough Love
  • Second Annual Multi-Cultural Workshops and Media Fair (1999)
  • Senator Jack Reed, Undergraduate Commencement Speaker, 1999
  • Gordon M. Ambach, Undergraduate Commencement Speaker, 2000
  • Teaching as Moral Enterprise
  • Teaching as Moral Enterprise
  • Millard Dean Fuller, Graduate Commencement Speaker, 2000
  • Marcia Ann Gillespie: Confronting Racism and Sexism: Towards a More Humane Society (2000)
  • Spruce Goose and the Pistol Packin' Mammary
  • Diana Lam: Student Diversity and Great Expectations: Reforming School So That All Students Benefit! (2000)
  • If the Shoe Fits: Standards and the Diverse Learner
  • If the Shoe Fits: Standards and the Diverse Learner
  • Stories Within Stories: A Passion for Reading Psychoanalytically
  • Stories Within Stories: A Passion for Reading Psychoanalytically
  • Research and Caring: Who Cares About Research? And What Do Researchers Care About?
  • Research and Caring: Who Cares About Research? And What Do Researchers Care About?
  • Stories from the Field: A Greek Odyssey in Two Parts
  • Stories from the Field: A Greek Odyssey in Two Parts
  • Kevin Gover: The Role of Native Americans in a Diverse America (2001)
  • Michael Steven Harper, Graduate Commencement Speaker, 2001
  • Ronald Thorpe: Computer Technology: Is It Strengthening or Weakening the Diversity in Our Schools (Promising Practices, 2001)
  • “Bad Girl Attitude” - A Poetry Reading
  • “Bad Girl Attitude” - A Poetry Reading
  • Karen Costagno, 2000-2001 Mary Tucker Thorp College Professorship Lecture
  • Karen Costagno, 2000-2001 Mary Tucker Thorp College Professorship Lecture
  • Lorna Duphiney Edumndson, Graduate Commencement Speaker, 2002
  • James R. Langevin, Undergraduate Commencement Speaker, 2002
  • Paul Hei Matsuda: Literacy and Standards in an Increasingly Diverse Society (2002)
  • Is There An Academic in This Text? Or, How Do We Construct Student Writers?
  • Dialogue on Diversity Spring Speaker: Anthony Romero (2002)
  • Triple Jeopardy: Civil Liberties Risks Affecting the Poor, the Elderly, and Students
  • The Fire in the Archive? What Remains in the Past and How Can We Reconstitute It? The View Through the Life of a Friend of John Calvin
  • Paula Rothenberg: And Justice for All: Social Justice Teaching and A Curriculum of Inclusion (2004)
  • Urvashi Vaid: Justice or Just-Us: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Politics and the Challenge of Diversity (2004)
  • Suzan Shown Harjo: Who's Still Struggling with Human Rights in 2008 and Why? (2008)
 
  • Sydney P. Marland Jr., Graduate Commencement Speaker, 1973 by Sydney P. Marland

    Sydney P. Marland Jr., Graduate Commencement Speaker, 1973

    Sydney P. Marland

  • Rhode Island College Cap and Gown Convocation (1973) by Rhode Island College

    Rhode Island College Cap and Gown Convocation (1973)

    Rhode Island College

  • Dick Gregory, Guest Speaker (April 27, 1975) by Richard Claxton Gregory

    Dick Gregory, Guest Speaker (April 27, 1975)

    Richard Claxton Gregory

  • James Archibald Houston, Undergraduate Commencement Speaker, 1975 by James Archibald Houston

    James Archibald Houston, Undergraduate Commencement Speaker, 1975

    James Archibald Houston

  • Gertrude Himmelfarb, Graduate Commencement Speaker, 1976 by Gertrude Himmelfarb

    Gertrude Himmelfarb, Graduate Commencement Speaker, 1976

    Gertrude Himmelfarb

  • Cathy Guisewite, Undergraduate Commencement Speaker, 1979 by Cathy Guisewite

    Cathy Guisewite, Undergraduate Commencement Speaker, 1979

    Cathy Guisewite

  • Who Decides What Children Read? by Joan I. Glazer

    Who Decides What Children Read?

    Joan I. Glazer

  • Samuel Johnson's "Lady": The Letter Writer as Artist and Historian by Lillian D. Bloom

    Samuel Johnson's "Lady": The Letter Writer as Artist and Historian

    Lillian D. Bloom

  • Samuel Johnson's "Lady": The Letter Writer as Artist and Historian by Lillian D. Bloom

    Samuel Johnson's "Lady": The Letter Writer as Artist and Historian

    Lillian D. Bloom

  • Change in Special Education by Richard L. Dickson

    Change in Special Education

    Richard L. Dickson

  • Mary Berry: New Coalitions, Partnerships, and Policies to Promote Social Justice (May 3, 1984) by Mary Frances Berry

    Mary Berry: New Coalitions, Partnerships, and Policies to Promote Social Justice (May 3, 1984)

    Mary Frances Berry

  • Kenneth Clark: Thirty Years After: Anticipated and Unanticipated Consequences (May 2, 1984) by Kenneth Clark

    Kenneth Clark: Thirty Years After: Anticipated and Unanticipated Consequences (May 2, 1984)

    Kenneth Clark

  • Dr. David Brion Davis: Slavery and Human Progress (March 19, 1984) by David Brion Davis

    Dr. David Brion Davis: Slavery and Human Progress (March 19, 1984)

    David Brion Davis

  • Nathan Glazer: America for Whom? A Reconsideration of Immigration Policy (April 11, 1984) by Nathan Glazer

    Nathan Glazer: America for Whom? A Reconsideration of Immigration Policy (April 11, 1984)

    Nathan Glazer

  • Herbert Hill: Civil Rights and Organized Labor: Responsibilities and Political Consequences (May 3, 1984) by Herbert Hill

    Herbert Hill: Civil Rights and Organized Labor: Responsibilities and Political Consequences (May 3, 1984)

    Herbert Hill

  • James Patterson: Can America Afford a Permanent Underclass? (April 17, 1984) by James Patterson

    James Patterson: Can America Afford a Permanent Underclass? (April 17, 1984)

    James Patterson

  • Thirty Years After: Day 1, Afternoon Panel Discussion on Educational Equality (May 2, 1984) by Frank Walker, Richard Donovan, and Joyce Stevos

    Thirty Years After: Day 1, Afternoon Panel Discussion on Educational Equality (May 2, 1984)

    Frank Walker, Richard Donovan, and Joyce Stevos

  • Charles Willie: Afternoon Address (May 2, 1984) by Charles Willie

    Charles Willie: Afternoon Address (May 2, 1984)

    Charles Willie

  • Thirty Years After: Day 1, Morning Panel Discussion (May 2, 1984) by Virgil Wood, Jack Finger, Jack Greenberg, James Nabrit, and Kenneth Clark

    Thirty Years After: Day 1, Morning Panel Discussion (May 2, 1984)

    Virgil Wood, Jack Finger, Jack Greenberg, James Nabrit, and Kenneth Clark

  • Robert Clary, Guest Speaker (May 9, 1985) by Robert Clary

    Robert Clary, Guest Speaker (May 9, 1985)

    Robert Clary

  • The Visibility of Literary Invisibility by William H. Robinson, Jr.

    The Visibility of Literary Invisibility

    William H. Robinson, Jr.

  • Mary Tucker Thorp Lecture by Ezra Stieglitz by Ezra Stieglitz

    Mary Tucker Thorp Lecture by Ezra Stieglitz

    Ezra Stieglitz

  • Charles Vert Willie, Commencement Speaker, 1985 by Charles Vert Willie

    Charles Vert Willie, Commencement Speaker, 1985

    Charles Vert Willie

  • Dick Gregory, Guest Speaker (November 19, 1986) by Richard Claxton Gregory

    Dick Gregory, Guest Speaker (November 19, 1986)

    Richard Claxton Gregory

  • A Colorful Chemical Collage by Charles Marzzacco

    A Colorful Chemical Collage

    Charles Marzzacco

 
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