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Providence College

1 CUNNINGHAM SQ PROVIDENCE, RI 02918-7001
www.providence.edu

ORGANIZATION'S MISSION PROVIDENCE COLLEGE IS A CATHOLIC, DOMINICAN, LIBERAL ARTS INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND A COMMUNITY COMMITTED TO ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN PURSUIT OF THE TRUTH, GROWTH IN VIRTUE, AND SERVICE OF GOD AND NEIGHBOR. HISTORY PROVIDENCE COLLEGE WAS FOUNDED IN 1917 BY THE DOMINIC…

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Evp & Trustee (Thru 1/25)

Ann Manchester Molak

President & Trustee

Rev Kenneth R Sicard Op

Evp & Coo (Beg 1/25)

Rev Thomas More Garrett Op

Trustee

Rev Francis Belanger

Board Secretary

Duane M Bouligny

Trustee

Joseph M Calabria Jr

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Kenneth D Canestrari

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John A Cervione

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James M Chirico Jr

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Gregory S Christenson

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Robert J Clark

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Rudolph Cline Thomas

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William F Concannon

Trustee

Maureen Davenport Corcoran

Trustee (Beg 7/24)

Thomas P Corcoran Iii

Trustee

John P Dawley Jr

Trustee

Colleen M Duffy

Board V Ch AI R/Audit Comm Ch AI R

Susan M Esper

Trustee

Henry C Foley

Trustee (Beg 7/24)

Stephen Gallucci

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Most Rev Richard Henning Ddstd

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John J Houlihan

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Dennis J Langwell

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Teresa A Lavoie

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Meghan C Lyon

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Marta V Martinez

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John R Mccarthy

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Andre E Owens Esq

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Very Rev Thomas Petri Op Std

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Kevin P Quirk

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Christopher K Reilly

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Trustee (Beg 7/24)

Jill M Shah

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Megan C Smith

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Shannon Sullivan

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Michael J Tucker

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Christopher F Virgulak

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Mark T Voll

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Christopher J Walker

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Monica Denise Womack

Vp & Dir Of Athletics

Steven Napolillo

Sr Vp Instit. Advancement

Gregory Waldron

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Steven Sears

Sr Vp Finance/Cfo

John Sweeney

Sr. Advisor To Pres (Thru 12/24)

Kyle Mcinnis

Sr Vp Ac. Aff./Prov (Thru 8/24)

Sean Reid

Vp & Gen Counsel

Christopher Neronha

Vp Instit. Dei

Quincy Bevely

Vp Admin & Board Rel (Beg 1/25)

Christine Roberti

Treasurer

Rev Kevin D Robb Op

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Kim English

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Nathan Leaman

Women's Basketball Coach

Erin Batth

Dean School Of Business

Sylvia Maxfield

Asst Men's Bball Coach (Thru 6/25)

Nate Tomlinson

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