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Rhode Island sophomore centerfielder Jeff Roy (Cranston, R.I.) has been named Atlantic 10 Baseball Player of the Year, in voting conducted among the league's head coaches. Roy becomes the fourth player under head coach Jim Foster to receive one of the A-10's major awards as Dan Rhault earned Player of the Year honors in 2009 and Tim Boyce and Steve Holmes were Pitchers of the Year in 2010 and 2006, respectively.
Six other Rams earned All-Conference accolades as redshirt junior Pat Fortunato (Stratford, Conn.) joined Roy on the First Team and senior Milan Adams (Exeter, R.I.), redshirt senior Jeff Cammans (Jamestown, R.I.) and sophomore Pat Quinn (Sutton, Mass.) were Second Team selections...
[Biology]
Retired biologist dissects Rhode Island's railroad history: Retired biology professor Frank Heppner has garnered a host of awards and other accolades during his long career in the College of the Environment and Life Sciences but now he can add something different—author of a book on a unique slice of Rhode Island history.
[Engineering]
Engineering professor awarded prestigious grant for prosthetics research: With the help of a $520,000 grant from the National Science Foundation, He (Helen) Huang, URI assistant professor of biomedical engineering hopes to decode neuromuscular control signals.
[Black Scholars]
Students honored at 15th annual Black Scholar Awards: The University of Rhode Island has announced the recipients of its 2012 Black Scholar Awards.
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