Our Mission

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URI SHRM is committed to enhancing the practice of Human Resource Management. The chapter strives to promote the human resources profession, while providing our members with valuable skills and knowledge essential for career development. The chapter serves as a bridge to the professional human resource community and advances knowledge, understanding, and application of human resource principles and practices. 



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