2012 Distinguished Alumni Award
School of Individualized Study
Brad W. Kruchten
MS '88
Brad W. Kruchten MS '88 earned his master's degree in statistics and quality management through the Center for Multidisciplinary Studies. His favorite thing about his RIT education was the breadth of courses and opportunities available, and he appreciates that his education always focused on the application of science, rather than just theory. The hands-on learning experience made it easier to apply his knowledge in the workplace.
Kruchten has enjoyed a successful career at Eastman Kodak Co., serving as senior vice president since 2009.
He is the president of Graphics and Entertainment & Commercial Films Business, which includes Prepress, Entertainment Imaging, Commercial Film and Global Consumables Manufacturing.
Today, Kruchten remains actively engaged with RIT. Kruchten says he is impressed with the co-op program for students, noting that it is beneficial to give students the opportunity for multiple work experiences–including international opportunities–so they better understand the career specialization they ultimately pursue and make them more marketable when they graduate.
2012 Distinguished Alumni Award
School of Individualized Study
Brad W. Kruchten
MS '88
Brad W. Kruchten MS '88 earned his master's degree in statistics and quality management through the Center for Multidisciplinary Studies. His favorite thing about his RIT education was the breadth of courses and opportunities available, and he appreciates that his education always focused on the application of science, rather than just theory. The hands-on learning experience made it easier to apply his knowledge in the workplace.
Kruchten has enjoyed a successful career at Eastman Kodak Co., serving as senior vice president since 2009.
He is the president of Graphics and Entertainment & Commercial Films Business, which includes Prepress, Entertainment Imaging, Commercial Film and Global Consumables Manufacturing.
Today, Kruchten remains actively engaged with RIT. Kruchten says he is impressed with the co-op program for students, noting that it is beneficial to give students the opportunity for multiple work experiences–including international opportunities–so they better understand the career specialization they ultimately pursue and make them more marketable when they graduate.