Where Are They Now?

  •  Class of 1992 - 30th Reunion

    Class of 1992 - 30th Reunion

    On October 1st, 2022, members of Davies' class of 1992 gathered at the Lincoln Woods for their 30th Reunion. Photo submitted by Jim Spence.

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  • Danilo Borgas, Business and Computer Technology, 2004 Graduate

    "After graduating from Davies I worked in the banking industry for a number of years, earned a Bachelor's degree in pre-law, and went on to earn a Juris Doctor's degree from law school on a full scholarship. I am now a litigation attorney in Rhode Island. Looking back, I realize that my time and experience at Davies was invaluable to making me who I am today. I'll be forever grateful." - Danilo Borgas, Business and Computer Technology, 2004 Graduate

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  • Gary Tague, Electrical Mechanical Maintenance, 1981 Graduate

    "Davies is a great school. I have worked in the electrical field since my junior year at Davies. I am the supervisor of plant operations at Englewood Community Hospital in Florida. Now with 37 years in the electrical industry. Thanks Davies." - Gary Tague, Electrical Mechanical Maintenance, 1981 Graduate

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  •  Ivan De Sousa, Class of 2017

    Ivan De Sousa, Class of 2017

    Mrs. Wardyga would like to congratulate Ivan De Sousa, a 2017 graduate of Davies' Health Careers program, on his recent graduation from URI this May. Ivan was a multilingual learner that persevered and never lost sight of his goals. He received a Bachelor's in Health Sciences and plans on continuing his studies by pursuing a doctorate in physical therapy. Mrs. Wardyga shares your excitement and wishes you the best of luck.

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  • URI President David M. Dooley with Employee Excellence winner, N'Deye Yacino Dabo '21, Pharm D.

    N’Deye Dabo '13 hopes to help improve medical care around the world

    While growing up in Senegal, URI College of Pharmacy student N’Deye Dabo saw firsthand the health disparities people face in the African country. The experience solidified her desire to enter the medical field, ultimately choosing pharmacy, with a goal of eventually working in international medicine.

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  • A. Silva, Class oof 2014

    Andrea Silva, Class of 2014

    Janet Butler, Biomanufacturing instructor at Davies, remembers what 2014 graduate Andrea Silva was like as a student. “She was never really sure of things,” Butler says. “She always asked a lot of questions. ‘I don’t get this right away.’ Now three years later, she’s a published author.”

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  • Faith Akinbo, Class of 2013

    Faith Akinbo may have only recently graduated University of Rhode Island this May, but this July, he is stepping into a new role: from student to a hired software engineer at Capitol One. After graduating with honors and earning his Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering, Faith moves to Virginia this summer. He returned to Davies to talk to us about the path from Automotive to Engineering, entrepreneurship, and his advice for success in college.

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  • College Updates from Tanya Cano ('16), Darling Garcia ('16), and Zachary Hood ('13)

    This fall, Pre-Engineering Technology graduates Tanya Cano (‘16), Darling Garcia (‘16), and Zachary Hood (‘13) returned to Davies to share their college experiences with students in their former program. Tanya and Darling are both freshmen, at Rochester Institute of Technology and University of Rhode Island respectively, and Zachary is completing his final year at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI). Zachary has also recently accepted a job offer from General Dynamics.

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  • N'deye Dabo, Class of 2014

    This summer, we checked in with N'deye Dabo, a 2014 graduate of the Health Careers program at Davies. This September, N'deye officially received her pharmacy short coat in the Pharm.D program at University of Rhode Island. The Pharm.D program is a six-year program where, upon completion, N'deye will receive her Doctor of Pharmacy degree.

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  • Isaac Munrayos, Class of 2015

    Isaac Munrayos is a 2015 graduate of Davies’ Hospitality Careers program. This October, Munrayos, now a Private First Class in the Marines, deployed to Japan for two years. Before leaving, he visited Davies to talk about how how his culinary training has helped his career path and to share advice for current high school seniors on how to stay focused.

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  • Edward Soto, Class of 2003

    If you ask Ed Soto what he thought he wanted to be in high school, he shrugs and laughs, spreading his hands. Today, Soto, a 2003 graduate of Davies Career and Tech, lives in Germany and is the youngest person ever to hold a director-level position at Covestro, a global chemical company. On a trip to Rhode Island, Soto shared with Davies his background and how he got to where he is today.

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  • Sarah Ogundare, Class of 2013

    Sarah Ogundare, a 2013 graduate of Davies’ Health Careers program, graduated from University of Rhode Island this May. Ogundare managed to not only graduate in three years, after spending her senior year at Davies taking classes at CCRI, but to leave URI having earned two degrees: in English and Health Studies. Today, she dreams of a career in global health.

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  • Mauricio Agudelo, Class of 2014

    This spring, 2014 Davies graduate Mauricio Agudelo completes his second year at the United State Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. At Davies, Agudelo was a SkillsUSA medalist and captain of the soccer team his junior and senior year. Today, Agudelo is preparing for a summer teaching fellow cadets how to fly gliders. On break from the Academy, Agudelo visited Davies to share with us his transition from high school to college, his future plans, and the advice he’d give students today.

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