The RIT Iceberg: Campus Compendium

Location

Gordon Field House and Activities Center (GOR/024) - Main Floor

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Experience the world of RIT student folklore and traditions! What is the meaning of Martha Thousand? Why is Locker Dog such an icon? What stories do students tell? How do they tell them? Building off the Fram Critical Award winning exhibition from last year, The RIT Iceberg: Exploring RIT Student Culture, this new exhibit is the final project of the class DHSS 200: Introduction To Collegiate Folklore & The RIT Iceberg, taught by Igor Polotai!

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Location

Gordon Field House and Activities Center (GOR/024) - Main Floor

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Topics

Interdisciplinary Studies
Liberal Arts

Exhibitor
Igor Polotai
Abigail Eckstein
Eli Nolan
Jessica Lieberman
Daisy Roberson
James Rankine
Connor Coye
Evangelina Mack
Gavin Mcconnell
John Zobbi
Jacob Everett
Lucia Malewicz
Merlin Shallow
Riley Consavage
Ray Payseur
Sophie Martinage
Seth Katzman
William Walker

Advisor(s)
Dr. James Rankine and Dr. Jessica Lieberman

Organization
This will be the final project of DHSS 200: Introduction to Collegiate Folklore & The RIT Iceberg, which is taught by Igor Polotai with the assistance of Dr. James Rankine and Dr. Jessica Lieberman.

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