Voting now open for this year’s Imagine RIT poster
Winner, from nearly 50 entries, will receive $500 in Tiger Bucks
Voting is underway to determine which poster will be used in this year’s Imagine RIT: Innovation and Creativity Festival on May 6.
Nearly 50 entries were received for the 10th annual poster design contest, and the winner will receive $500 in Tiger Bucks.
Five thousand 14-inch-by-20-inch copies of the winning poster will be printed and distributed free outside The Wallace Center during the festival.
Voting is open through Friday, March 3, to the members of the RIT community, and people may vote for up to three of their favorites. A panel of RIT art/design faculty will weigh in on the top vote getters, but the winner will be determined by RIT President Bill Destler
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