Medical Illustration faculty featured in podcast
Faculty members in RIT's medical illustration program were featured in the latest Medical Illustration podcast by Paul Kelly of Toronto. Glen Hintz, Craig Foster, and Jim Perkins discussed the history of the RIT program and its recent accreditation by the Association of Medical Illustrators.
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