Home

“The finance program at Salve was vital in my development and I couldn’t ask for a better college experience. The classes and content allowed me to collaborate and communicate with peers, which is invaluable when it came to the workforce. I truly felt the targeted courses allowed me to develop my skills in all facets of the finance industry and prepare me for life after Salve. When joining Fidelity, I had the foundation I needed to hit the ground running. The program not only developed my technical skills, but the interpersonal skills I needed to lead a conversation and command a room. The program pushed me to be the best I could be, which has allowed me to take a management role in my young career. I frequently go back and speak with students as I want to give back any way I can as so much was done for me. I am very proud to have gone through this prestigious program.”

Haley Andrews' works have been featured in the BandChicago Dance Festival, Hubbard Street Dance, Versatility Dance Fest, MashUp Dance's International Women's Day Festival and R.I. Women's Choreography Project. A freelance artist, Andrews danced with the company T2 Dance in Boulder, Colorado and now performs with artists throughout New England. She founded her own dance company, Andrews Movement, focused on creating queer art on queer bodies. An in-demand educator, she teaches classes at Urbanity Dance, AS220 and Metamorphosis. Andrews is an adjunct professor at Salve, where she teaches contemporary and sets work. This fall, she will pursue an MFA at the Trinity Laban Conservatory in London.

"As an adult learner, I initially approached returning to academia with hesitation; however, Salve’s faculty quickly alleviated those concerns by delivering coursework that was timely, relevant and highly engaging. The intimate class sizes fostered meaningful dialogue and constructive debate within a supportive virtual setting. The program’s flexible scheduling was essential in allowing me to pursue full-time graduate studies while continuing my career as a project manager. I was able to immediately apply the insights and strategies gained through my coursework to real-world projects, directly supporting my commitment to reducing health care disparities and enhancing population health outcomes."

"Choosing to get involved in faculty-led research was one of my best decisions at Salve. I never envisioned myself researching preconception PFOS exposures and working with fruit flies. However, this research ultimately became the basis of my senior thesis, and I learned valuable skills that I carried with me into graduate school. Choosing to take chances, and to take advantage of unexpected opportunities, can be incredibly rewarding."