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The Mission of the RIT Staff Council (RSC) is to provide the University with the perspective of staff on University issues; to serve as an advisory body to the President or his/her representative on issues and decisions which impact the RIT community; to initiate policy proposals and revisions and raise issues for University deliberation; and to review policy proposals, revisions, and issues raised by others for University deliberation.

Welcome to the RSC Web Site

Welcome! Staff Council is an advisory body to the President, or his/her representative, on issues and decisions which impact Rochester Institute of Technology. Our Staff Council Members communicate to staff about university news, events and initiatives and act as a conduit providing staff feedback and insights on university issues. Additionally, Staff Council initiates policy proposals and revisions, and raises issues for University consideration.

 
This site provides a wealth of information for the RIT community. It is our hope that you will join us at meetings, nominate a coworker for one of our awards, or offer suggestions for transforming RIT into the “Innovation University”. Most of all we want you to join your colleagues and get involved! All Staff Council meetings are open to all RIT community members.
 

Also, please help us share the news about staff success! We're always excited to help spread the word about RIT staff who receive awards - either internal or external - for their work at RIT.  If you or an RIT staff member you know has recently received recognition for his or her work, please email the Staff Council office at stafcoun@rit.edu to let us know so that we can share the news with the RIT community via the Staff Council blog.

Staff Council Executive Committee:
(Left to Right): Bethany Choate, Lauren Shields, Frank Davila, Julia Lisuzzo (Chair), Raman Bhalla (Vice Chair), Donna McKeown, Mike Marlowe. (Not shown: Sara Bayerl)

 

Latest Posts from the Staff Council Blog

The Staff Council blog is for, by and about RIT staff! Whether it’s official RSC news, stories about staff accomplishments, event updates, or tips for getting the most out of what the RIT campus has to offer, we’ll post it here.

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  • Tuesday, April 10, 2012

    Thank you to those who participated in the Staff Council survey conducted between March 6 and March 16, 2012. We received a total of 527 responses, which is approximately 24% of all RIT Staff. The winner of the drawing to receive an RIT branded Nalgene water bottle is John Eldridge from CIAS. Congratulations John!

    Here are results of the survey, along with some key comments, themes and feedback that was submitted. Staff Council will analyze these results and take the feedback into consideration.

    QUESTIONS:

  • Thursday, February 23, 2012

    Have you been finding your desk or chair somewhat uncomfortable? Are you feeling any eyestrain, pain in your wrists, or other discomfort you suspect may be related to your workstation? Or would you like to borrow a piece of equipment (such as a chair, keyboard tray, document holders, or foot rest) to see how it works for you? Then the Workplace Ergonomics Lab (WEL) is the place to go.

  • Tuesday, February 14, 2012

    I was logged on the MyRIT homepage recently when a headline caught my eye. It was a link to Reporter and it intrigued me so I clicked on the link and found that it was such a great story that I thought I'd blog about it. It was actually a "Letter to the Editor" by Alumnus Bruce Hartley titled: "So you call yourself a hockey fan at RIT? I'm calling most of you out on behalf of the women's team."
     

    Below you will find the link to the Reporter

  • Wednesday, February 8, 2012

    Keep this email handy with the following Staff Council Website links that were the most visited* on the Staff Council Website for 2011:

  • Wednesday, February 8, 2012

    If you missed them the first time around, check the most popular Staff Council blogs from 2011 by clicking on the links below:

     

    RIT Hidden Benefits

    Written by Barbara Fagenbaum from the Department of Access Services

     

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