RIT Beekeeping Club

Location

Thomas Gosnell Hall (GOS/008) - A-level atrium, upper

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The RIT Beekeeping Club aims to educate its members on different aspects of beekeeping, but also to educate the community about issues related to beekeeping and sustainability. Club members working the exhibit can answer any questions visitors may have about bees and provide resources for more learning. Our exhibit has bee suits, hive inspection tools, a standard demonstration hive, pictures and posters where individuals can find the queen and see bees up close, and a hand-crank honey extractor that people can try. Our visitor experience can be given in English or ASL so people from all walks of life, backgrounds, and communication modes are welcome!

Two Beekeeping Club members posing for a picture, standing behind two tables. A honey extractor, observation frame, and bee hive are all on display.

Two Beekeeping Club members from Imagine RIT 2022.

Two Beekeeping Club members stand on either side of educational posters as they talk to visitors at Imagine RIT.

Two Beekeeping Club members from Imagine RIT 2024 speaking with visitors.

Location

Thomas Gosnell Hall (GOS/008) - A-level atrium, upper

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Topics

Community Outreach
Science
STEM
Student Clubs and Organizations
Sustainability

Exhibitor
Max Frohman
Garrett Jones
Lindsey Rubenstein
Grace Nickerson
John Schulz

Advisor(s)
No

Organization
The RIT Beekeeping Club is a College of Science-affiliated club and works closely with RIT Sustainability through our advisor E Turpin.

Exhibit Website

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