This Week at JWU

Talking Tech with our friends in IT

Heading to the Food and Hospitality Career Fair, making mental health a pillar of our criminal justice curriculum, and talking tech with a fellow Wildcat.
Guest: Caden Wilson'26
IT jwuLink: https://link.jwu.edu/groups/jwu-it-services/feed
 

Going Beyond The Table for National Nutrition Month

Reserving your spot for the next JWU Dining Series, marking calendars for the Food and Hospitality Career Fair, and going Beyond the Table for National Nutrition Month. 
 
Guests:
Luciana Soares DCN, MS, RDN, LDN, FAND; Professor, Program Director
Allison M. Acquisto, DHSc, MA, RDN, LDN; Associate Professor & Supervised Experiential Learning Coordinator
 
Links: 
JWU Dining Series: https://link.jwu.edu/events/2462471
Coffee & Conversations: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/508054DAFA923ABFE3-46410327-coffee#/
 

Black History Month Series: Unveiling Untold Stories with Renowned Storyteller Len Cabral

Leaping our way out of February and uncovering JWU’s connection to a developing documentary with some of Rhode Island’s Black storytelling trailblazers.
Links:
Capitol Ridge volunteer info: https://link.jwu.edu/groups/dietetics-and-applied-nutrition-dian-program/feed/16867
Guests:
Len Cabral and Professor Evan Villari 

Embracing and Navigating the Abilities of AI: with Claire Wardle, Ph.D.

Applying to represent your class at commencement, fostering faculty and staff development, and talking with an expert about how we can navigate artificial intelligence. 
 
Guest: Claire Wardle, Ph.D.
 
Links:
Student club advisor, handbook: https://www.jwu.edu/campuses/providence/life-on-campus/student-leadership/jwu-prov-student-organizations-handbook.pdf
Online DBA program article: https://online.jwu.edu/blog/jwu-program-recognized-as-one-of-the-10-best-online-dba-programs-of-2024/
 
 

Black History Month Series: Wildcats building upon the legacy of The Divine Nine

Laughing with LeClerc Andre, lighting up Providence and welcoming this year’s Cultural Life Speaker to talk about disinformation and deep fakes.
Guests: Davonna Harris '25, Jaevaughn Giragosian '25

JWU's Little India: Doing Big Things

"Lovers and Loners" Open Mic Night, free ice cream on campus, and learning more about JWU's student organization Little India. 
 
Check out the financial information resources available on jwuLink's Wildcat Financial Empowerment group: https://link.jwu.edu/groups/financial-empowerment/feed
 

Getting to know our new College of Health & Wellness dean!

A new student space for a free grab-and-go meal, honoring Black History Month with a guest speaker in the Bridge, and introducing a new college dean. It’s This Week at JWU, the podcast!
 
Chef's Choice courses, sign up here.
Register to donate blood.
The Dean's Corner with Mary Meixell.
Senior portrait sign up.

What is the President's Student Advisory Council?

The college can drive competition is back, welcoming an alum guest chef in Snowden, and nominating Wildcats for the President’s Advisory Council. It’s This Week at JWU - The Podcast.
President's Student Advisory Council: https://link.jwu.edu/pages/providence-campus-president
 

Educating Ourselves: The Evolution of Civil Rights in Rhode Island

Skating in the city, continuing our Health Equity Reflections and Refreshments, and learning how JWU is honoring Black History Month. It’s This Week at JWU, the podcast!
 
JWU Dining Series Brunch, details here. (https://link.jwu.edu/events/2460625)
 

Trading in New England Winter for Island Time

A "Hometown Hero", fire alarm maintenance on campus, and what it means to our Future Food All-Stars to be on "island time". It's This Week at JWU, the podcast.
WPRI piece: https://www.wpri.com/video/hometown-hero-aireus-raspberry-jwu/9245623/
Guests: John Owen '24 and Spencer Mah '23