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Who We Are

In 1968, the Talent Development (TD) Program at the University of Rhode Island (URI) was established to help in-state students of color and students from disadvantaged backgrounds who, without the support of TD, otherwise could not expect to attend URI. Today, thousands of members of the TD Nation are achieving their educational and professional goals.

What We Do

TD recruits students with the potential for college degree attainment; admits students through a rigorous Summer Program; supports students through an assigned academic advisor; and retains students with financial assistance other key supports.

More About the TD Nation:

  • Students participate in a number of high impact, cocurricula learning activities: internships, student exchange, study abroad, civic and community engagement, service learning, undergraduate research, learning communities, capstone courses and projects, and more.
  • Alumni work in every sector: arts, theater, and film; public and community service; education; law; health and medical sciences; business; engineering; humanities, and more.

View and download a TD Brochure.pdf.

The TD nation Grows

In 1968, 13 students matriculated at URI through Talent Development. Currently, there are more than 1,300 students and more than 1,600 graduates.

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