Rochester Institute of Technology News

A master’s of business analytics at Saunders College of Business teaches students to integrate technology with business.

The New York Times interviews and features artwork by Christine Sun Kim ’02 (applied arts and sciences).

Bridget Torsey, a Ph.D. student in RIT’s mathematical modeling program from Buffalo, N.Y., has received the Provost’s Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award. Along with taking rigorous courses, Torsey has been teaching at RIT for eight semesters and working part-time as an engineer at Ortho Clinical Diagnostics in Rochester.

A finance degree from Saunders College of Business at Rochester Institute of Technology combines cutting-edge technology with a tried-and-true core business curriculum to provide students with a unique intersection of business and technology.

The decision to continue your education with a master of science in accounting and analytics from Saunders College of Business opens up career advancement opportunities and builds essential analytical skills.

Market Watch talks to Matt Ganter, assistant research professor, about how better batteries will impact the electric vehicle, energy, and clean energy industries.

Intersections: The RIT Podcast, Ep. 45: As our society reckons with issues of racial disparity and mental health, RIT’s Counseling and Psychological Services is working to address some of the unique mental health challenges facing RIT’s students of color. Three mental health therapists who identify as people of color—Odessa Despot, Jaime Castillo, and Isabel Chandler—discuss issues related to mental health stigma, the impacts of racism and racial trauma, and ways to support those experiencing mental health issues.

A master's of business administration (MBA) in accounting at Saunders College of Business gives you the tools to become an asset to any business. Our joint-focus on business and technology will make you an asset in this ever-expanding industry.

WROC-TV talks to David Schwartz, director of Interactive Games and Media, and Coehl Gleckner, fifth-year interactive games and media student, about RIT’s game design and development programs.

Essay by Amanda Ziemann ’10, ’11 MS (applied mathematics), a remote sensing scientist at Los Alamos National Laboratory, published by Space.com.

Nathan Rochefort '21 is showcasing his work in the Photography and Related Media MFA thesis exhibition, on view April 1-11 at RIT City Art Space.

WROC-TV talks to Christopher Kanan, assistant professor in the Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science, about an artificial intelligence project.