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- Left: President Vincent Rougeau at 51/2 months old. Photo courtesy of Shirley Rougeau.
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- Rougeau’s first home, in the Allapattah section of Miami, where the Rougeaus lived across the street from Muhammad Ali, then known as Cassius Clay.
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- The greater Miami delegation arrives in Washington, D.C., for the 1963 March on Washington. Speaking with delegation leader Weldon Rougeau is Miami Beach Sun staff writer Peg Savage, who covered the historic event for the paper.
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- Rougeau takes a walk with his mom, Shirley, and sister, Niki (in stroller), on the Lake Michigan Crosswalk in 1966.
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- Rougeau at age 31/2, attending the first integrated preschool in Atlanta.
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- Rougeau with siblings, Niki and John, and grandmother, Laura Rougeau. Rougeau’s grandparents were instrumental in establishing the foundations of family and faith.
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- Rougeau is seen here in 1967 with his grandfather, John Rougeau, neighbor Mr. Morgan, father, Weldon, and Niki.
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- Rougeau was a member of a cappella group The High Jinks, one of Brown University’s oldest performing groups.
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- Rougeau at his Harvard Law graduation with his father, a fellow alumnus.
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- Rougeau and his family are seen here celebrating passing the bar.
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- Rougeau is seen here at a family gathering in honor of the christening of son V.J.
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- Rougeau is seen here with Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan in 2015 at BC Law, where Rougeau, then dean, moderated a Q&A where she shared keys to success with students.
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- Rougeau and his mother, Shirley during Thanksgiving in 2020.
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- President Rougeau met with alumni at a Holy Cross Club of Cape Cod reception in August.
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- Holy Cross President Vincent Rougeau and Tracy Barlok, vice president for advancement, greet parents dropping off their Crusader at Wheeler Hall on Aug. 29.
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- President Vincent Rougeau welcomed GMA’s Lara Spencer to campus for a segment.
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- Rougeau with his wife, Robin Kornegay-Rougeau, M.D., their three sons, Christian, Alex and Vincent Jr. (“V.J.”), and family dog, Violet, at their home in Massachusetts.
Throughout his career in law and higher education, Vincent D. “Vince” Rougeau has worked across the United States and abroad, yet regardless of where he is or what his title may be, the theme has been the same: working to promote human rights, human dignity and a community that fosters both.