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New nutrition course
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RIT’s
hospitality and service management department in the College of Applied
Science and Technology is offering a new course, Understanding Nutrition
in Complementary/ Alternative Medicine. Instructed by Allyson Prace,
R.D., R.N., of Highland’s Center for Women, the two-credit-hour
elective course provides overviews of alternative diet therapies, basic
herbal medicine guidelines and vitamin/mineral supplementation. The
course, open to all majors, is expected to be offered at least once
a year. For more information, contact Frances deNormand, undergraduate
program assistant, at 5-5575.
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Quinn "loaned" to United Way
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Sue
Quinn, benefits specialist in RIT’s human resources department,
has been named this year’s loaned executive to the United Way
of Greater Rochester.
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Vaala chosen to lead NTID center
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Allen
Vaala has been named director of the National Technical Institute for
the Deaf’s Center on Employment. His primary responsibility will
be to build relationships with employers nationwide. Vaala will supervise
10 staff members who work with students and employers in a variety
of technical areas for cooperative and permanent placements.
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ImageMovementSound Festival showcases local talent
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A
spectacular celebration of artistic impression will take to the stage
for its fifth consecutive year. ImageMovementSound 2001 Festival, uniting
local motion picture/ image makers, composers and choreographers, will
offer an array of collaborative works to stir the senses.
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RIT student artists participate in The Big Pour
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About
30 RIT students recently "poured" themselves into an unprecedented
achievement. They took part in The Big Pour, a first-of-its-kind event
in sculpture casting, sponsored last month by the School of Art.
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RIT trustee appointed to presidential technology committee
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A
prestigious appointment by the president of the United States might
evoke images of stately luncheons and "power chats."
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