RIT and Rochester Related Links
Rochester
Institute of Technology
Founded in 1829 as the Rochester Athenaeum, Rochester Institute
of Technology (RIT) has been a pioneer in career-oriented education
and a leader in cooperative education since 1912. RIT has one of
the oldest and largest co-op programs in the world, with more than
1,300 employers and 2,500 students participating. Many co-op employers
hire co-op students upon graduation.
RIT is a coeducational,
privately endowed Institute, enrolling more than 14,600 full- and
part-time undergraduate and graduate students preparing for technical
and professional careers. Its eight colleges include Applied Science
and Technology, Business, Computing and Information Sciences, Engineering,
Imaging Arts and Sciences, Liberal Arts, Science, and the primarily
federally funded National Technical Institute for the Deaf. There
are more than 80,000 RIT alumni in all 50 states and many foreign
countries.
RIT's modern
1,300-acre campus is located in Rochester, the third-largest city
in New York State.
RIT
Human Resources
Information about benefits, policies and procedures, and a wealth
of other personnel related topics.
University
News Services
Updated daily, this campus resource showcases the work and life
of RIT.
Campus
Virtual Tour
Automated and self-guided Quicktime VR tours allow you to take a
look at the RIT campus.
Beyond
Campus
Links about the area surrounding RIT and beyond.
Rochester
City Hall
The official site of the Rochester city mayor's office.
Rochester
Online
A comprehensive guide to the Rochester area.
The
Democrat & Chronicle
Rochester's daily newspaper.
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