Photo Spotlights

Josh Quick, a fifth-year industrial and systems engineering major, races RIT's Mini Baja car at the South African Mini Baja, Oct. 26-27. RIT captured first place in its division and was the only team from the United States in the competition. More than a dozen schools and 25 cars competed in the event, hosted by the University of Pretoria.

An RIT student fishes for apples outside Campus Connections as part of the bookstore's Halloween festivities, Oct. 31.

Sheriff Wiley McKinzie, dean of the College of Applied Science and Technology, oversees spirited country line dancing at the CAST Western Rodeo Bash, Oct. 26 in the Skalny Room.

RIT Campus Safety Officer-in-Charge Dan Giblin raises the United Nations flag at the new roundabout at the intersection of Lomb Memorial and Andrews Memorial drives, Oct. 24, in observance of United Nations Day. Stan McKenzie (far right), RIT provost and vice president of academic affairs, Howell Gieb (second from right), director of the U.N. Association of Rochester, and Jennifer Brush (background), deputy chief of mission at the U.S. Embassy in the Marshall Islands, look on.

RIT student William Love, president of the Management Information Systems Student Team (MISST), raises money for the March of Dimes by selling paper pumpkins for $1 each during a MISST bake sale Oct. 23 in the College of Business. The pumpkins will be displayed at the Starbucks on Jefferson Road. The fundraiser continues next Tuesday, Oct. 30.

RIT ROTC students practice drills behind the George Eastman building.

From left, Stanley McKenzie, provost; William Buckingham, chairman of the RIT board of trustees; Thomas Golisano, president and CEO of Paychex Inc.; and RIT President Albert Simone break ground for the building that will house the B. Thomas Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences, Oct. 12.

Rochester City Fire Chief Floyd Madison (left) explains how a recessed fire sprinkler system works, after Senator Richard Dollinger (right) presented a College Fire Safety Award of Excellence to RIT President Al Simone in the Kate Gleason Residence Hall, Oct. 9.

RIT students attend a career fair at the Clark Gym Oct. 4 organized by the Office of Cooperative Education and Career Services. About 80 employers came to campus for the two-day event, making it RIT's largest ever career fair.

RIT students walk to class along the quarter-mile.

RIT photography student Thomas Hood shares his thoughts on the opening of the Photography in Cuba exhibition with WOKR-TV (Channel 13) photojournalist Justin Patterson. Hood was among 17 RIT students that traveled to Cuba earlier this year to take part in a week-long photo assignment. More than 60 images from that trip will be on display at Gallery r, 775 Park Avenue, through Oct. 21.

RIT alumnus Pepsy Kattavong, right stands with the life-size bronze sculpture he created of sugffragist Susan B. Anthony and abolitionist Frederick Douglass conversing over a pot of tea. The sculpture was unveiled during Rochester's 19th Amendment Festival, Aug. 26.