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packaging science alumna at keurig dr pepper

Alumna brews success at Keurig Dr Pepper

Packaging Science BS

Alumni

packaging science students on campus at rit

Packaging students organize Packaging Jamboree national conference

Packaging Science BS

Student

kevin surace interview on jeff bullas show podcast to discuss the future of AI

Alum Who Paved the Way for Siri Reveals What’s Coming Next

Electrical Engineering Technology BS

Alumni

RIT environmental sustainability, health and safety major is team manager of the RIT Electric Vehicle Team

ESHS Student finds surprising fit with Electric Vehicle Team

Environmental Sustainability, Health and Safety BS

Student

RIT Civil Engineering Technology students, Albert Petry and James Warren, with Amanda Bao, professor of civil engineering technology

Researchers discover solutions to build stronger bridges

Civil Engineering Technology BS

Student

RIT Packaging Science Student places Top 3 in National Competition

Packaging Science Student places Top 3 in National Competition

Packaging Science BS

Student

electrical engineering technology student at rit in college of engineering technology

Student Develops Mentoring Program for Peers

Electrical Engineering Technology BS

Student

RIT mechatronics student built an AI tutor tool to enhance student learning and success in RIT's College of Engineering Technology (CET)

Students Revolutionize AI in Education

Kyle Scher

Mechatronics Engineering Technology BS

Student

environmental sustainability health and safety student alum at work at tesla and new balance

First-Gen to Fortune 100: Alum's Journey to Tesla and New Balance

Environmental Sustainability, Health and Safety BS

Alumni

Civil engineers looking for ways to prevent future bridge disasters like the one in Baltimore

Civil engineers seek ways to prevent future bridge disasters

Amanda Bao

Civil Engineering Technology BS

Faculty

A multidisciplinary team of students, including CET computer engineering technology student John Schulz, and faculty continued an RIT tradition of participating in Canstruction Rochester by making an owl sculpture out of more than 1,500 pounds of canned goods.

Students and faculty deploy creative construction for a good cause

Computer Engineering Technology BS

Student

From left, Neal Sherman, founder and CEO of TAGeX Brands; Christopher Bates, a master sommelier and owner of Element Winery and FLX Table; "Environmental Connections" host Jasmin Singer; and Daniel Johnson, a professor of the Department of Packaging and Graphic Media Science for the College of Engineering Technology at Rochester Institute of Technology.

Environmental responsibility in the food sector

Daniel Johnson

Packaging Science MS

Faculty