On Wednesday, October 5th, Gov. Raimondo, URI President Dooley, various members of the business community, and state and local officials kicked off ‘Vote Yes on 4’ campaign at the University of Rhode Island. Ballot question #4 will provide millions in funds to expand the U
RI College of Engineering in addition to creating an affiliated Innovation Campus Program used for research.
In addition to Gov. Raimondo, President Dooley were the president and CEO of Mindimmune Therapeutics, Inc. Stevin Zorn, Dean Wright from the College of Engineering and Talent Development’s own Anthony Rodriguez. Anthony, TD senior and president of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, served as the student representative for the entire College of Engineering.
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You can also view clips from the Vote Yes on 4 kickoff here.