RIT Hosts Mayoral Election Forum
Experts in the fields of politics, government, economics and communication will join students, many from Rochester, to discuss the results of the Rochester mayoral primary during a forum at Rochester Institute of Technology Tuesday, Sept. 13. Participants will track the results and be available to comment on the outcome of the race and how it will affect the community’s future.
| WHAT: | Mayoral Election Forum |
| WHO: | Ann Howard, assistant professor of public policy and |
| faculty advisor to RIT College Democrats | |
| Robert Barbato, associate professor of management and | |
| former Brighton Town Councilman | |
| Paul Ferber, professor of political science | |
| Susan Barnes, associate professor of communication | |
| Spencer Meredith, assistant professor of political science | |
| WHEN: | 8-10 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 13 |
| WHERE: | Rochester Institute of Technology |
| Ritz Sports Zone | |
| Student Alumni Union basement |
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