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RIT/NTID Alumni Relations host gathering at Streetcar 82

On May 15, RIT/NTID Alumni Relations held a gathering at Streetcar 82 in Washington, D.C., where fellow alumni mixed and mingled and learned about the news from NTID and the alumni community.

On May 15, RIT/NTID alumni gathered for a group photo at the Washington D.C.-based brewery, Streetcar 82. Photo credit: Ceasar Jones
Four RIT/NTID alums, also the members of the NTIDAA Board of Directors, took a photo together with the banner to represent their Tigers pride. The Board members appeared in this picture include Christie Ong ’09, Ceasar Jones ’16, Jeremy Sebest ’99, and Omar Chung ’13. Photo credit: Ceasar Jones
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