Tiger Collective: News from NTID and President Solomon

Communications, Marketing and Multimedia Services

Pamela Carmichael

Work is underway to update NTID’s recruitment publications, and we are gathering input and feedback from department chairs, Admissions, and Academic Affairs to ensure information about all academic programs and student support and services is up to date. Ilene Avallone has very capably managed annual updating of our recruitment publications for the past 20 years, and this is her final time leading this important task as she is retiring in June.

Also leaving the CMMS team are Suzi Murad, senior director of public relations and creative services, who is retiring in July after 23 years, and Cea Dorn, web developer, who is retiring after 45 years of service to NTID. We thank Ilene, Suzi, and Cea for their many contributions to RIT/NTID and the CMMS team, and we wish them all good things in retirement!

This is an important reminder if you are creating communications materials to be sure you follow all RIT brand guidelines, which can be found on the RIT Brand Portal. If you need assistance creating materials, please reach out to the CMMS team member who supports your department. If you are unsure which CMMS team member to contact, please contact Pam Carmichael.

A bright orange brochure spread titled "Find your fit." A large central photo features student Emma Kane smiling confidently with her hands on her hips, wearing a dark grey t-shirt with a roaring tiger graphic. The left page includes introductory text about the diverse deaf and hard-of-hearing student community at RIT, along with a QR code linking to rit.edu/ntid/fit. On the right are two smaller portraits and quotes from students Sam Sit and Cece Gallagher, who praise the university's accessibility, suppor