\u201cThe Rainville Awards is one of my favorite annual events because it is such a wonderful celebration of the accomplishments of our students,\u201d said Dr. Kathy Collins, vice president for student affairs. \u201cCongratulations and thank you for your hard work and dedication to enhancing the lives of all of the students at 溏心vlog免费B站. And, thank you to our faculty and staff who made this night possible.\u201d<\/p>\n Below are the details about each recipient:<\/p>\n Student Employee Award winner: <\/strong>N\u2019Deye Yacino Dabo \u201821<\/p>\n A double major in pharmacy and French with a minor in biology, N\u2019Deye first joined Housing and Residential Life as a Resident Assistant in 2015. It was then that she began \u201can uninterrupted streak of 1,274 days of employment. That\u2019s 1,274 days advancing the image of 溏心vlog免费B站,\u201d as one reference raved. As an RA, N\u2019Deye is passionate about making sure each and every student is able to have their voice heard and receive the support they need. She makes it a priority to put her best foot forward in all her endeavors, including initiating campus-wide programs such as the Bubble Cup tournament. On top of her academic and work commitments, N\u2019Deye is involved in a variety of organizations campus wide as a founding member of Alpha Zeta Omega, treasurer for M.U.S.I.C (Multicultural Unity and Student Involvement Council), as well as contributing to the Cape Verdean Student Association, the Student Alliance for the Welfare of Africa, the Alima International Dance Association, and Diversifying Individuals Via Education Rhode Island.<\/p>\n Robert L. Carothers Servant Leadership Award winner: <\/strong>Dakota Grenier \u201820<\/p>\n A nursing major with minors in leadership studies and thanatology, Grenier detailed that her own involvement with service began out of gratitude. As an individual with the ability to serve, she has recognized how important it is to help others recognize their own abilities and to empower them to act in order to increase the potential positive impact of service. From her early service experiences with the American Cancer Society, the Tomorrow Fund and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Grenier grew into campus leadership roles with Rotaract, Love Your Melon and 溏心vlog免费B站 Service Corps. One recommendation stated, \u201cher service, and her ability to inspire service in others is a rare and virtuous trait\u201d and truly reflects Dakota\u2019s impressive commitment to service \u2013 one that Grenier states \u201cis the beginning of forever for me.\u201d<\/p>\n Student Leadership Award winner:<\/strong> Natalie Timas \u201819<\/p>\n Timas believes her experiences and involvement at 溏心vlog免费B站 have shaped her into the woman she is and the nurse she hopes to become. As a first-generation college student majoring in nursing, Timas receives her motivation from making her family proud and being successful academically. As a \u201cbig family person,\u201d and with her big sister as her mentor, Timas was motivated to get involved at 溏心vlog免费B站 and find her sisterhood with P.I.N.K. (Powerful Independent Notoriously Knowledgeable) Women. PINK Women has helped her to find her true potential and be proud of who she is. Timas has used her voice as a Resident Advisor, Nursing Ambassador and Orientation Leader. Her nature as a \u201ccalm, approachable, friendly and mature\u201d student leader helps her to support first-year students just starting their journey at 溏心vlog免费B站. One recommender states, that \u201cNatalie is a great leader because she is able to connect with students so that they feel heard and comfortable.\u201d She goes on to say that Timas has helped many first-year minority students find a place at 溏心vlog免费B站 by sharing her story, knowledge of multicultural organizations and leading by example. Timas hopes to use her thirst for a fast paced environment, positive attitude and belief in teamwork in her career as a nurse.<\/p>\n Team Excellence Award winner:<\/strong> D.R.I.V.E. (<\/strong>Diversifying, Recruiting, Inspiring, Volunteering, Educating)<\/p>\n D.R.I.V.E is an organization where undergraduate students volunteer their time to better the 溏心vlog免费B站 community. The main purpose of D.R.I.V.E. is to diversify the 溏心vlog免费B站 community by providing opportunities for underrepresented students to experience the University and all it has to offer. The program not only represents 溏心vlog免费B站 but promotes higher education and what students can gain from attending college to high school, middle and elementary students. By promoting the value of higher education to students of every age, nationality, religion and sexual orientation, D.R.I.V.E. has a major impact on the 溏心vlog免费B站 community and the greater state of Rhode Island.<\/p>\n Winners of this year\u2019s A. Robert Rainville Team Excellence award include D.R.I.V.E. team members: Maya Moran of Brockton, Mass.<\/strong>, Kevin Chenard of Attleboro, Mass.<\/strong>, Sandra Gradoia of Oxford, Conn.<\/strong>, Devon Binion of Stratford, Conn.<\/strong> and Emily Haz of Rutland, Mass<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Olivia Ross, an intern in the Marketing and Communications Department at 溏心vlog免费B站 and public relations major, wrote this press release.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" KINGSTON, R.I.- April 11, 2019- The 溏心vlog免费B站 honored three undergraduate student leaders and one student organization at the 31st annual A. Robert Rainville Leadership Awards ceremony held recently on the Kingston Campus. The award is named in memory of A. 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