ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY
EIN 05-0277222 · Education (B430)
What they do
At Roger Williams University, Students Are Prepared to Be Thinkers and Doers Ready to Solve Challenging Problems With Innovative Solutions. RWU Offers Robust Offerings of Undergraduate, Graduate and Professional Programs Across Eight Schools of Study Including Rhode Islands Only Law School, With Campuses On The Coast of Bristol and In The Heart of Providence, R.I. With Small Classrooms and A Focus On Undergraduate and Graduate Research and Community Engagement, A Roger Williams Education Blends The Strength of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies, Providing All Students With The Depth and Breadth of Interdisciplinary Thinking and Well-rounded Knowledge Necessary to Succeed In Our Interconnected, Global World. RWU is Committed to Strengthening Society Through Engaged Scholarship So That Students Graduate With The Ability to Think Critically and Apply The Practical Skills That Todays Employers Demand.
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Of every $100 spent, about $92.30 was reported for mission work. Use the spending picture below and ask what results that work produced.
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Money report from 2024The charity has a recent tax report to read.
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They name their leaders45 people are listed in the latest report.
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IOANNIS N MIAOULISPRESIDENT
MARGARET C EVERETTPROVOST
BRIAN WILLIAMSCHIEF OF STAFF
ROBERT J GRIFFINDEAN OF SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
AMY SULLIVAN BERKELEYVICE PRESIDENT OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT
DIYA DASDEAN OF THE MARIO J GABELLI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
RACHEL NUZZOGENERAL COUNSEL VP LEGAL AFFAIRS
AARON BUZAYAVP INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT
JOHN J KINGVP FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS
GLORIA M ARCIAEVP FOR FINANCE ADMINISTRATION
MICHAEL INTEGLIATRUSTEE
MURRAY KARP UNTIL OCTOBER 2024TRUSTEE
NICOLE BENJAMINTRUSTEE
PETER A HEARDTRUSTEE
MARIO J GABELLITRUSTEE
WILLIAM F MCKEONTRUSTEE
MARCIA MORRISTRUSTEE EMERITUS
RICHARD L BREADYTRUSTEE EMERITUS
RODNEY A BUTLER UNTIL OCTOBER 2024TRUSTEE
SCOTT PRAYTRUSTEE
STEPHEN ZUBIAGO ESQTRUSTEE
TIMOTHY YEATON UNTIL OCTOBER 2024CHAIRMAN
TODD RECHLERTRUSTEE
TONY MASONETREASURER
VERNON H STAFFORD JRTRUSTEE
WILLIAM GERAGHTYTRUSTEE
LINN FOSTER FREEDMAN ADJUNCTSECRETARY
ARLENE VIOLETTRUSTEE EMERITUS
BRIAN P STERNTRUSTEE
CHRISTOPHER J GAGLIARDITRUSTEE
DORIS DE LOS SANTOSTRUSTEE
ERIK SMITHTRUSTEE
FRANK HOODTRUSTEE
FRANK RAINIERI JRTRUSTEE EMERITUS
HEATHER BOUJOULIANCHAIRMAN
JACQUELINE S ROLLERITRUSTEE
JAMES ANDRADETRUSTEE
JERROLD L LAVINETRUSTEE EMERITUS
JOHN J PARKTRUSTEE
JULIE ENGLUNDTRUSTEE
KATHERINE SULENTICTRUSTEE
KEITH JOHNSON UNTIL NOVEMBER 2024TRUSTEE
LAURIE LANDEAUTRUSTEE
LES HISCOETRUSTEE
LISA RAIOLATRUSTEE
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1956
- Location
- 1 OLD FERRY RD, BRISTOL, RI 02809-2923
- County
- Bristol
- In care of
- Gloria Arcia
- Primary officer
- Gloria Arcia, EVP Finance and Administration/CFO
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- July 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990
- NTEE classification
- Education (B430)