RIT President Gives Students a Free Ride-To Class
On Monday, Sept. 6, from 8:45 to 10 a.m., RIT President Albert Simone will offer students rides to class in his “Presidential Golf Cart.” An official welcome to campus, it gives students the unique opportunity to chat one-on-one with RIT's president.
The “Presidential Golf Cart” will travel along the quarter mile from the residence halls to the academic side of campus.
To cover this event, call Silandara Bartlett-Gustina at 475-4948.
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