The Harrington School partners with Workplace Options (WPO) to provide students with internships and experiential learning opportunities. Led by Executive Advisory Council Member Alan S. King ’84, Workplace Options offers individuals and organizations human-centered well-being solutions that address emotional, practical, and physical needs. In 2023, three Harrington School students worked with WPO to create content […]
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Kate Ayers ’23
After graduation, I am starting a full-time position in book publishing as an Assistant Acquisitions Editor with Rowman & Littlefield. I’ll be working under the trade division at their Globe Pequot imprint in Essex, Connecticut.
Continue reading "Kate Ayers ’23"Alexis Noriega ’23
Major: Film/Media Hometown: Lodi, NJ Q: What are you doing after graduation? After graduating, I was hired as an Associate Producer at Forbes Media. My focus is on overseeing the production and creating videos for both our Main and Breaking News YouTube channels that reaches 200+ million viewers a month. These videos revolve around interviews […]
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Amanda Koskela ’23, journalism, moved to Michigan after graduating to anchor for WLUC/TV6 News. Learn more about her plans after graduation.
Continue reading "Amanda Koskela ’23"Aniekan Okon ’23
Aniekan Okon ’23, journalism and sports media and communication, plans to enter the news industry after graduation. Learn more about his plans.
Continue reading "Aniekan Okon ’23"Helping R.I. communities depolarize and resist divisive rhetoric
Kendall Moore
NSF grant will fund a feature-length documentary film on the history of western science in the U.S. and its role in marginalizing diverse groups.
Continue reading "Kendall Moore"Madison Jones
National Institute of Food and Agriculture grant will support the Rhode Island Agriculture and Food Systems Fellowship Program.
Continue reading "Madison Jones"Renee Hobbs
Grant supports year-long, cross-national project to teach educators about digital and media literacy, propaganda, and disinformation.
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