| RIT widens door to
new pluralism efforts |
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RIT
announces the launch of new diversity initiatives, supported with a $100,000
gift from Eastman Kodak Co. The announcement comes on the heels of the university’s
first "Diversity Day" for RIT leaders, sponsored by RIT’s Board of Trustees.
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| James appointed U.S.
public printer |
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It’s
becoming quite a year for alumnus Bruce James, ’64. He has been elected
to serve as the next chair of RIT’s Board of Trustees and is poised to become
a high-ranking administrator in the federal government.
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| Chin named first
director of IT Collaboratory, STAR Center |
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The
IT Collaboratory, designated by the New York State Office of Science, Technology
and Academic Research as a STAR (Strategically Targeted Academic Research)
Center, has named its first director. The appointment of Ken C. Chin was
announced by Donald Boyd, RIT associate provost for outreach programs.
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| Collaboration links
CIAS with local neighborhoods |
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Students
in Roberley Bell’s Public Art, Public Space class in the College of Imaging
Arts and Sciences are learning how to approach design from a community’s
perspective. Later this month the students will help members of the Rochester
community work together to improve their neighborhood.
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