The College of Science is committed to providing our multicultural base of students, faculty, and staff an inclusive and equitable learning environment.
Women in Science
We understand the value of diversity and the importance of increasing the number of women working in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. WISe is a unique program at RIT which focuses on issues related to women faculty, women students, and young girls.
In June of 2017, College of Science faculty, staff and students launched a five-year plan to foster a more inclusive environment across the College. The Inclusive Excellence initiative is funded by a $1M grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI).
What makes RIT the best choice for deaf and hear-of-hearing science and mathematics students? The College of Science, in collaboration with the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, is committed to providing deaf and hard-of-hearing students with outstanding access and support services, such as interpreting services, note-taking, real-time captioning, and tutoring/advising. Learn more about access and support services. NTID also offers individualized pre-baccalaureate programs to help students prepare for specific RIT science programs. Contact the NTID Admissions for more information.
Research Initiative for Scientific Enhancement (RISE)
Are you a Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing undergraduate student at RIT? Do you want to become a scientist? With the RIT-RISE Scientists-In-Training Program, getting a doctorate (Ph.D.) degree is now within your reach.
