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Belinda Bryce

Welcome from the Director of CRP
As director of the College Restoration Program, I welcome you to our web site. For many years, CRP has been acknowledged for its one-of-a-kind academic intervention program. Strategically located within RIT's Academic Support Center, CRP facilitates access to other areas of academic support, such as the Office of Academic Assessment, Academic Accommodations, and Learning Support Services. We also have the Writing Lab and Math Lab where students can get extra help on a walk-in basis.

I started at RIT's Learning Development Center's Community Program as a clinical instructor in 1989. In 1991, I began teaching and mentoring in the College Restoration Program. In 1999, I stepped in as director of CRP. It's been a wonderful challenge to work with students at critical points in their college careers. It's clear the rewards continue long after our students leave CRP and return to an academic department. Often, students will stop by to touch base, access resources, or boast about their latest success. Many of our students go on building high GPAs, some even achieving Dean's List, and eventually they graduate from RIT.

Our 14+ faculty and 25+ mentors consist of college teaching professionals in various disciplines, all with experience and credentials in education, psychology, and various content areas. Every aspect of the College Restoration Program is guided by the same universal principles which have crossed the boundaries of time and history--that each individual creates his/her destiny through attitude, focus and hard work, that thoughts and actions must work together towards the common goals of learning and growth, and that there is no escaping personal responsibility if we want to be free and independent. It is our goal to help our students become captains of their own ship, whatever ship that might be.

Belinda Bryce
Program Coodinator, College Restoration Program