Eva Navarro, professor in the School of Interactive Games and Media and a member of the Science and Methodology Committee overseeing research at the International Panel on the Information Environment, contributed to “Trends in the Global Information Environment: 2024 Expert Survey Results.” The survey observed how experts around the world perceive the features of and threats to the information environment.

Denise Kavin, senior lecturer in the Department of Liberal Studies, and Amy Stornello, NTID Title IX deputy coordinator, attended the Deaf Organization Executives Summit as facilitators Nov. 6-8 in New Orleans. Sponsored by NTID and Innivee Strategies, the summit brought together leaders from the U.S., Bulgaria, Canada, and Australia to address shared challenges and strategize solutions for Deaf and hard-of-hearing organizations.

Wael Samad, associate professor of mechanical engineering at RIT Dubai, and Anmar AlObaidi, engineering management graduate student, co-authored a chapter titled “Innovative Digital Transformation of Issuing Final Clearance Certificates for Infrastructure Projects in Dubai,” published in The Emerald Handbook of Smart Cities in the Gulf Region: Innovation, Development, Transformation, and Prosperity for Vision 2040.

David Bond, retired director of Sponsored Research Services, will appear on Jeopardy at 7:30 p.m. EST, Thursday, Dec. 5, on WROC-TV. “My 20 years at RIT really helped with getting on the show. I learned so many interesting things from faculty, staff, and students,” said Bond.