Tiger Collective: News from NTID and President Solomon

October activities kept us all very busy – Brick City Homecoming, Alumni and Foundation board meetings, NAG meeting, the Career Fair, the Big Shot, the hilarious production of “The 39 Steps,” and of course, the inauguration. Thank you to all of you who participated and attended the ceremony. From the planning to the day itself and beyond, the warmth and positive energy that radiated in Panara and Dyer made the day a special one. 

You asked, and I’m answering! Here are a few of our students’ most burning questions. 

Fall is a very busy season for the Admissions team with travel, open houses, and more. 

We are in discussions to establish and strengthen collaborations with countries around the world and organizations here in Rochester. 

We are thrilled to report an anonymous $750,000 cash gift to support several programs. Three new exhibitions in the Dyer Arts Center are ready to be viewed. 

Our partnership with ContinuED, an online professional development learning platform, is going strong.

Join me in congratulating our colleagues on their many accomplishments.

Exciting new grants include eye-tracking technology to study how deafness impacts vocabulary knowledge, and an NSF grant that will allow for deeper study of rare binary systems in space.

A sampling of stories that made news.