Marcus Nevius recently served as one of the experts on the PBS documentary “Preserving Democracy: Pursuing a More Perfect Union.” The film explores U.S. democracy from the American Revolution to the 2021 assault on the U.S. Capitol that attempted to prevent the certification of the 2020 presidential election.

Nicole O’Malley is an assistant clinical professor of music therapy and director of URI’s music therapy program. The degree trains students in healthcare therapies that improve the sensorimotor, cognitive, language, emotional, and/or social functioning of their clients.

Associate Professor Kyle Kusz as a joint appointment in the Departments of English and Gender and Women’s Studies. His research critically examines the complicated roles that sport, media, and popular culture play in social struggles for power in society in particular moments in history.

After graduating with a double major in journalism and communication studies, Emma Mangione ‘20 now works as a news producer with NBC 10 WJAR in Providence, RI.

Driven by his love for computers, Jeffrey Drummond ’20 majored in computer science. He now works as a software associate at Infosys.

Stacey Pietrowicz ’02, a graduate of philosophy and psychology, is now a partner and one of five principal attorneys at a civil litigation law firm in Boston, MA.

Vianka Brito ’20 double majored in Communication Studies and Human Development and Family Studies, and now works as a work readiness coach with Skills for RI’s Future.

The Harrington School of Communication and Media hosted a virtual event with the acclaimed New York Times bestselling author, Clint Smith III, author of How the Word is Passed: A Reckoning With the History of Slavery Across America, in September.