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Rochester Institute of Technology chooses new president

Rochester Institute of Technology has chosen David Munson Jr. to be its next president. Munson is a former dean of the University of Michigan College of Engineering. He will take over at the private college on July 1 following the ...

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State energy chairman to speak at RIT

Richard L. Kauffman, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s chairman of energy and finance and chairman of NYSERDA, is scheduled to give the keynote presentation at the Center for Environmental Initiatives’ annual Community Salute to the Environment program. The event, which runs from ...

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Rochester company wins business competition

Strong Arm Technologies Inc., made up of students from the Rochester Institute of Technology, beat out more than 120 teams from more than 25 colleges and universities across the state to capture the grand prize in the third annual New ...

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Pollution Prevention Institute adds programs

Joseph Martens, Department of Environmental Conservation commissioner, and Anahita Williamson, New York State Pollution Prevention Institute’s (NYSP2I) director, announced that two new programs have been added to the NYSP2I at Rochester Institute of Technology to help businesses market and develop ...

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RIT students compete in cyber defense contest

As participants in the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition in San Antonio last weekend, a group of Rochester Institute of Technology students found out what it’s like to be a network or security administrator in control of a company’s information ...

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Pigott talks on wrongful convictions

Mistakes do happen, but the majority of police and prosecutors do good work, according to Judge Eugene F. Pigott Jr., an associate judge on the state Court of Appeals. He was the final speaker Friday in a daylong conference on ...

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Legal experts discuss wrongful convictions

The only person who benefits when someone is wrongfully convicted of a crime is the real perpetrator. Now that the Innocence Project has helped exonerate wrongfully convicted people, Peter Neufeld, its co-founder and co-director, said it is also working to ...

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RIT gets $3 million gift to endow business prof

The Rochester Institute of Technology has received a $3 million gift to establish an endowed chair in its business school. The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle reports that the Eugene Fram Endowed Chair in Critical Thinking will be created in RIT’s ...

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Going green is good business

The necessity of having a trained sustainability or green initiative officer in business today can’t be overlooked. Dr. Thomas Smith, interim academic director of the Golisano Institute for Sustainability at RIT, explained that sustainability jobs are growing for good reason.

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RIT business dean to retire

Rochester Institute of Technology’s Saunders College of Business will be seeing a new face in the dean’s office next year; current Saunders head Ashok Rao will be stepping down at the end of the 2011-2012 school year.

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