Photo Spotlights

  • March 28, 2005

    RIT President Albert Simone, far left, congratulates several honorees at the Inventors Recognition Ceremony on March 23. Sixty RIT researchers received awards for their focus on the creation of intellectual property including, from left to right, Roy Berns, Mitchel Rosen and Bruce Smith. Ryne Raffelle, director of RIT's NanoPower Research Laboratories, received special recognition with the Creator's Award for outstanding creativity and contribution to RIT's intellectual property portfolio.
  • March 26, 2005

    A variety of activities kept children of RIT faculty and staff "hopping" during the Bunny Breakfast. The event was held at Margaret's House, the university's on-campus child care facility, in celebration of Easter. The youngsters created bunnies out of english muffins, read stories about rabbits and, of course, hunted and ate Easter eggs.
  • March 25, 2005

    Sixty-two junior high school girls “shadowed” RIT engineering and engineering technology majors during the fifth annual Shadow Day, hosted by RIT’s Society of Women Engineers, March 17-18. Among the girls' activities was studying soil samples in a civil engineering technology/environmental management and safety laboratory. Participants also toured campus, attended classes, spent a night in an RIT residence hall and competed in hands-on engineering activities.
  • March 24, 2005

    RIT Triathlon Club president Greg Buzulencia (left) presents a check to Kate Proctor of CP Rochester for $760. The club raised the money at their first triathlon event, held in the Gordon Field House and Activities Center in Feburary. For more information on the club, visit their Web site.
  • March 23, 2005

    Susan Lakin, left, professor in the School of Photographic Arts and Sciences, gives a demonstration to educators about how to incorporate digital photography in the classroom. The demonstration was one of many put on by SPAS faculty, March 18-20, during the annual Basic Photography and Imaging Workshop for Educators. For the tenth consecutive year, SPAS professors have donated their time and talents for free to teach the latest advancements in photography to high school and junior college instructors. Educators from all over the country attended the seminar.
  • March 21, 2005

    Irene Doktor ’97, assistant director of development and special events with Strong Health, center, chats with visitors after participating in the workshop, A Diverse Look at Service within Healthcare, on March 16. The workshop was sponsored by the Hospitality Alumni Society in RIT’s College of Applied Science and Technology.
  • March 20, 2005

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  • March 18, 2005

    The 13th annual Taste of RIT offers a delicious sampler of appetizers, entrees, desserts and beverages for the campus community to enjoy a ful"filling" lunch, March 17. The event, sponsored by RIT Food Service and Palmer Food Services, was the official kick-off fund-raiser for RIT's 2005 United Way Campaign.
  • March 17, 2005

    RIT hosts the Susan Bee Challenge, a fund-raising competition that is part of the Women United effort for the 2005 United Way Community Campaign, on March 10. Eight Rochester-area colleges and universities and 10 corporate teams competed.
  • March 15, 2005

    Horace Becker, a former vice president of engineering for Xerox Corp., discusses the “birth” of the Xerox 914 copier during a March 10 talk at RIT. Becker led the team that designed and developed the machine—the world’s first plain-paper copier and “one of the most profitable machines ever to be produced,” according to Fortune. The lecture was part of the Kate Gleason College of Engineering’s Distinguished Speaker Series.
  • March 11, 2005

    Amruta Sudhalkar, a third-year RIT environmental management and technology student, volunteers at Cameron Community Ministries clothing house project. She was one of seven RIT students that took part in the first alternative spring break program, Feb. 26 to March 4.
  • March 10, 2005

    President Albert Simone, second from left, welcomed Korean officials as part of their tour of RIT's Center for Integrated Manufacturing Studies. Nabil Nasr, director of CIMS, left, provided the visitors with an overview of recent advances in remanufacturing and resource recovery. CIMS recently signed a collaborative agreement with the Korea National Cleaner Production Center.