RIT Libraries wins award for communication campaign
RIT Libraries won a John Cotton Dana Award and a $10,000 grant for outstanding library public relations. The award recognizes the communication campaign surrounding the library’s temporary move to Ritter Ice Arena necessitated by the renovation of the Wallace Library and construction of the Student Hall for Exploration and Development. The award is managed by the American Library Association’s Core Division and EBSCO Information Services, with grant funding from the H.W. Wilson Foundation.
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