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November 1, 2012
Initiative seeks to bolster faculty grant writing
The Office of the Vice President for Research is providing resources for faculty to address reviewer comments on unfunded proposals and improve them for resubmission. -
November 1, 2012
RIT launches fund to boost economic development
Companies with ties to the university are eligible to apply for funding from the new RIT Venture Fund. -
October 31, 2012
Ex-con Patrick Kuhse talks business ethics Nov. 5
Kuhse was charged in 1994 with 32 counts of conspiracy, money laundering and bribing a public official. He now speaks to audiences worldwide about ethical behavior. -
October 30, 2012
RIT receives $3.2M to advance female faculty
RIT’s project is part of the National Science Foundation’s initiative to increase representation and advancement of women in the STEM fields. -
October 30, 2012
Hurricane Sandy updates
Monroe County’s state of emergency has been lifted. -
October 30, 2012
Website tracks Hurricane Sandy tweets
Two information technology master’s students created their own website for tracking and mapping tweets related to Hurricane Sandy. -
October 29, 2012
Gallery r hosts photographic exhibition
Gallery r presents the “Patti Ambrogi and Owen Butler” photographic exhibition from Nov. 1 through Nov. 28, with an opening reception scheduled for Nov. 2. -
October 26, 2012
Kodak leader named Minett Professor
Kevin Williams, department head of Materials Science in Kodak Research Laboratories, was appointed the 2012–2013 Minett Professor. -
October 26, 2012
RIT renewed as OSHA education center
RIT offers training courses on OSHA standards and occupational safety and health issues to workers and employers throughout the region. -
October 26, 2012
Book signing to be held Nov. 3
Mark Coleman, manager of technical development for Venture Creations’ Clean Energy Incubator, addresses how citizens can define a more sustainable present and future. -
October 26, 2012
Students win grand prize in business contest
Justin Hillery and Sean Petterson, co-founders of Strong Arm Technologies Inc., won $100,000 in the MassChallenge startup business contest. -
October 26, 2012
Student hosting ‘macabre’ Halloween tournament
A Q&A with fourth-year game design and development student Tommy Godsey, president of RIT’s Ultimate Club.