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Keady assumes Health Center post
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Timothy
Keady has been named health education and wellness coordinator for
RIT’s Student Health Center, announced Cassandra Jordan, director
of the center.
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Gallery r announces upcoming season
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Gallery
r, RIT’s student-run metro showcase for contemporary art, has
released its exhibition schedule for the upcoming season:
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M&T honoree continues trail of excellence
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Imagine
holding down a job at Xerox, attending an international trade show
overseas and participating in a panel discussion with the first lady
of the United States. Now, imagine doing all of that while attending
high school.
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FileFlow access
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FileFlow
Inc., has donated a server, software, and internet subscriptions to
the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, enabling students and
professors to have near-instantaneous access to their images, no matter
the size of the files or the location of the user.
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Reid strategizes China’s impact on the open market
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Western
businesses are right at home in the People’s Republic of China.
The emergence of that nation’s open market allowed many of these
dominant companies to expand their horizons even further. But at what
price?
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New McGhee chair
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William
Fischer, an 11-year veteran of RIT’s photography faculty, has
accepted an appointment to become the fourth James E. McGhee chair
in imaging systems management in the College of Imaging Arts and Sciences.
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Borden joins NTID
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The
National Technical Institute for the Deaf has named Robert Borden director
of enrollment management. He will provide overall leadership and direction
for recruitment and admissions of NTID students in coordination with
RIT Enrollment Management.
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RIT and Cisco offer networking curriculum
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The
National Technology Training Center at RIT has been designated a regional
Cisco Networking Academy by Cisco Systems Inc. The collaboration will
involve training teachers on the instruction of wide-area computer
networking, beginning at RIT in 2002.
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CPD offers reduced-cost training services for staff and faculty
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RIT’s
Center for Professional Development (CPD) embodies the power of partnerships.
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NCR3 makes news in industry
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The
National Center for Remanufacturing and Resource Recovery (NCR3)
at RIT’s Center for Integrated Manufacturing Studies has been
voted one of the top three companies in the country for "improving
the perception of the remanufacturing industry."
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RIT to assist The Gleason Works in training employees
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Addressing
the needs of workers in a global economy, $15 million in state grants
are being awarded to 83 manufacturers and organizations in New York
state. Of them, The Gleason Works in Rochester is a major recipient,
receiving $479,550, and will work with RIT’s Center for Integrated
Manufacturing Studies (CIMS), and other local vendors, to implement
manufacturing training.
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Olivari wins Adobe Award in design
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Julian
Olivari, who received a BFA in photo illustration in May, took first
place for Most Creative Photography in the 2001 Adobe Design Achievement
Awards.
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RIT helps pilot online training courses in bioterrorism
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A
number of upstate New York emergency workers will know what to do in
the event of a bioterrorist attack, thanks to a federal grant to develop
a model-response system designed to teach ambulance, firefighter, police
and hospital workers how to deal with bioterrorism.
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