Deadline approaching to buy RIT Alumni House bricks
The Lobozzo Alumni House is slated to open this summer.
RIT alumni can help pave the way to the new Lobozzo Alumni House, which is opening on campus this summer.
Bricks purchased by April 15 will be installed in the garden walkway in time for the Alumni House dedication ceremony this summer. Bricks come in one size—8-by-8 inches—and allow for an engraved six-line personal message. The cost is $300.
Brick gifts made after April 15 will be placed in a subsequent brick order that will be installed in late summer.
The 5,700-square-foot house on the west side of campus across the street from Riverknoll Apartments will be the first permanent on-campus facility built for alumni, primarily by alumni.
The Lobozzo Alumni House will feature a great room, porch, dining room, conference room, patio, library, catering kitchen and several administrative offices for Development and Alumni Relations staff members.
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