President’s Photo Gallery

  • Four honorary degrees were conferred during the Academic Convocation ceremony on May 10. Among those recognized was Garth Fagan, celebrated choreographer, dancer, and founder of Garth Fagan Dance Company.

  • RIT President David Munson stands in the SHED, a multi-use building that opened last fall. Munson proposed the SHED as a place to display student creativity.

  • In “Raiders of the Golden Brick,” the most anticipated trailer of the fall, President David Munson and his wife, Nancy, face a series of daunting challenges in which they discover that the pursuit of creative excellence is no easy task.

  • RIT President David Munson stands in front of advertisements in Grand Central Train Station. An advertising campaign showcasing RIT’s creativity and innovation took over the station and some Metro North rail cars traveling to Westchester County and Connecticut in April and May.

  • RIT President David Munson was asked by Student Government what ingredients he would like on a sandwich named after him. His answer: pastrami, Swiss cheese, coleslaw, and Russian dressing on grilled pumpernickel bread. The sandwich was served last spring on campus.

  • RIT President David Munson welcomed new students last academic year wearing clothes from a video he starred in that also was unveiled at New Student Convocation.

  • Outgoing chairperson of RIT's Board of Trustees, Donald Truesdale ’87, left, hands the gavel to incoming chairperson Jeffrey Harris '75 as President David Munson looks on.

  • RIT President David Munson and Ellen Granberg, provost and senior vice president for Academic Affairs, sign a beam that will be installed in the Student Hall for Exploration and Development.

  • RIT President David Munson, second from left, poses with local artist Shawn Dunwoody, left; Thomas Warfield, director of dance in the Department of Cultural and Creative Studies at NTID; and Lolita Forsett, president of the William Warfield Scholarship Fund.

  • RIT President David Munson and his wife, Nancy, pose with the Tiger Statue on campus.

  • RIT President David Munson presented  Louis Spiotti Jr., former executive director of Intercollegiate Athletics, with the Albert J. Simone Legacy Award, which recognizes a staff member whose long-term body of work is exemplary and who has contributed significantly to RIT.

  • A Black Lives Matter rally, complete with speakers, music, poetry, and other performances, was held March 27 in U-Lot. President David Munson addresses the crowd.

  • President Munson congratulates Ph.D. students during a 2021 Commencement Ceremony.

  • RIT hosted the Garth Fagan Dance company in February to say thank you to frontline workers during the pandemic.

  • RIT President David Munson introduces the 2020-2021 Distinguished Alumni Award winners. The awards are the highest honor an RIT college can bestow upon its alumni.

  • RIT President David Munson looks out at the expansive area between the Student Alumni Union and the Wallace Library that will house the Innovative Maker and Learning Complex. The building, expected to open in fall 2023, will include a makerspace, a black-box theater, a dance studio, and music rehearsal areas. Photo by A. Sue Weisler

  • RIT President David Munson helped unveil a sculpture of Frederick Douglass in celebration of the 50th anniversary of RIT’s Black Awareness Coordinating Committee on Oct. 2.

  • RIT President David Munson answered questions from listeners on WITR-FM in February.

  • RIT President David Munson, and his wife, Nancy, introduce the diverse talents of students at the third annual President Munson’s Performing Arts Challenge on Jan. 3.

  • E. Philip Saunders announces a $7.5 million gift to Saunders College of Business, bringing his total giving to the university to more than $25 million.