Office of Student Engagement and Belonging

Women in Computing at the Rochester Institute of Technology (WiC) is an all inclusive organization that provides an interdisciplinary networking forum for students, faculty, staff and alumni involved in the field of computing at RIT, regardless of gender, race or sex. WiC at RIT also encourages the success of women and all gender minorities through community outreach, professional, leadership, mentorship, and technical development opportunities.

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Computing Organization for Multicultural Students (COMS) at RIT is an all-inclusive organization committed to building a supportive community that celebrates the talent of underrepresented students in computing and technology. COMS offers community engagement, mental health awareness, leadership and mentorship opportunities.

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What makes RIT the best choice for deaf and hear-of-hearing computing students? The Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences, in collaboration with the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, is committed to providing deaf and hard-of-hearing students with outstanding access and support services, such as interpreting services, note-taking, real-time captioning, and tutoring/advising.

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NTID also offers individualized pre-baccalaureate programs to help students prepare for specific RIT programs. Contact the NTID Admissions for more information.