Past Class Notes
Submission Date:
First Name: Amelia
Last Name: Hamilton
Class Year: 2020
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We got married on 10.14.23 in Lyons, New York, and it was a joy seeing RIT/NTID alumni from the 1970s to recent years coming together to celebrate our love!
Note: Amelia Hamilton '20 (CAD), MS '25 (NTID) got married on October 14, 2023 in Lyons, New York, and it was a joy seeing RIT/NTID alumni from the 1970s to recent years coming together to celebrate our love!
Submission Date:
First Name: Kenneth
Last Name: Kuzia
Class Year: 1980
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Ken Kuzia
Note: Ken Kuzia '80 (CCE) has been retired for 20+ years but is still active in amateur astronomy, genealogy, genetic ancestry, photography and digital artistry, authoring, editing, and illustration for his friends' books. He is working on his third book and maintains a website & gallery of recent artwork. (Just Google "Ken Kuzia" and select "The Art Of Ken Kuzia"). Ken lives with his wife in Victor, NY.
Submission Date:
First Name: Jaclyn
Last Name: Pytlarz
Class Year: 2014
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jaclyn pytlarz looking at a screen on the wall
Note: Jaclyn Pytlarz '14 (CIAS) and the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) group was recognized with a 2023 Engineering, Science and Technology Emmy Award for the “standardization of high dynamic range television.”
Submission Date:
First Name: Mariah
Last Name: Texidor
Class Year: 2015
Photo:
a photo of a woman holding a camera
Note: Mariah Texidor '15 (CIAS) recently started a new position as Head of Circulation and Adult Services at Wallington Public Library. Mariah also serves as faculty at the International Center of Photography.
Submission Date:
First Name: Megan
Last Name: Lessard
Class Year: 2004
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a photo of megan lessard
Note: Megan Lessard '04 (CIAS) was recently promoted to Head of Digital Projects & Metadata (DP&M) at Providence College's Phillips Memorial Library. DP&M digitizes, publishes, and promotes, Providence College-created scholarship where possible; partners with faculty and local researchers on digital scholarship projects (many open educational resources/OERs); maintains the media technology collection; assists with Library website maintenance and development; and provides metadata for Library created digital collections. DP&M also provides media production and literacy instruction to support students and faculty with media assignments and projects, such as documentaries, podcasts, and websites.