NTID The Street

Rendering of NTID "street" hallway with student looking at photo
 

The Street

NTID is dedicating space in LBJ Hall to showcase the college’s rich history and celebrate the tremendous success of our alumni.  

  • To be named “The Street,” this space will:
  • Provide a narrative of NTID history that celebrates the common experience shared by students and alums.
  • Showcase alumni success stories, with a focus on diversity in career areas, geography, enrollment years, cultural backgrounds, and degree levels of our graduates.
  • Be a place where:
    • alumni can gather, relax, interact, and feel welcome.
    • current students can gather and learn more about graduates from a variety of backgrounds and career areas.
    • prospective students and families can browse to get a deeper understanding of some of the impressive things our graduates have done after obtaining an RIT/NTID education.
    • visitors to Panara Theatre can spend time learning more about NTID’s history and its alumni.

The Street Exhibits

Brick lined hallway with art work on walls, students lounging on couch and conversing

Example rendering mock-up, stay tuned for updated renderings soon.

Various exhibits (a combination of both electronic and physical displays) will focus on unique topics that reflect important aspects of NTID’s history and the alumni experience. The Street exhibits will combine some permanent displays with rotated displays to be updated regularly to keep the information fresh. The majority of The Street displays will be on the second floor of LBJ Hall and will feature topics such as NTID history, student life, alumni success stories, and more.

Giving to the Street

Your support of this project is truly appreciated, and we are depending on our alumni to help us realize our vision for this special space. Any dollar amount you can give will have a positive impact on the project and allow us to do even more to showcase the alumni experience.

Give to the project today

Donors giving $1,500 or more (can be pledged over a period of time) will be recognized in "The Street."

Contact

For more details about this project, or other questions about giving to The Street, email Loriann Macko, director of alumni and constituent relations.

NTID campus 1976
The NTID campus 1976

Panara and CJ Jones Drama Pres. 1974
Robert Panara and CJ Jones Drama President 1974

NTID classroom 1983
An NTID classroom 1983

NTID 1992 students
NTID students 1992

TheGrapesofWrath
The Grapes of Wrath production

NTID Quad 1976
NTID Quad 1976

Photos courtesy of RIT Archives, DSA Collections