Rosemary Costigan Appointed Permanent President of CCRI
June 20, 2025 - 21:03
In a significant development for the Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI), Rosemary Costigan has been officially appointed as the permanent president. This decision follows a unanimous vote by the Rhode Island Council on Postsecondary Education on Wednesday. Costigan has been serving as the interim president since 2023, providing steady leadership during a pivotal time for the institution.
Her appointment marks a new chapter for CCRI, which is the only public community college in the state. Costigan's tenure as interim president has been characterized by her commitment to enhancing educational opportunities and supporting student success. During her time in the role, she has focused on initiatives aimed at improving access to higher education and fostering an inclusive environment for all students.
As CCRI moves forward under Costigan's leadership, the community looks forward to her vision and strategies for addressing the challenges and opportunities facing the college and its students in the coming years.
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