Rochester Institute of Technology. Alumni Association

David A. Page photographs contain images of SpiRIT, the RIT tiger; the day President Ellingson made the announcement that RIT would move from the downtown location to Henrietta; and images from a tree planting event at the Henrietta location taken by Dave Page when he was an RIT Photography student in the 1960's.There are also photographs taken on the Gemini VI and VII space missions and the Apollo 11 moon landing.

Materials related to the annual RIT Alumni Association event, the Golden Circle luncheon held during Brick City Homecoming. The Golden Circle luncheon honors RIT alumni who graduated 50 years ago. The collection includes name directories of attendees and a commemorative pin given to participants.

This collection includes various documents, correspondence, publications and invitations related to the RIT Alumni Association Class Reunions. The collection spans the years 1958-1996.

RIT Alumni Association promotional materials contains a variety of items, including stickers, pin, pens, mints, tiger fans, and t-shirt.

Materials related to the Rochester Institute of Technology's (RIT) Alumni Association and its operations. The collection includes a variety of administrative and financial documents including meeting minutes, committee reports, governance materials, and financial statements, along with publications, surveys, photographs, and other miscellaneous items. Also included are several alumni novelty items such as lapel pins and ribbons.

Materials related to the annual RIT Distinguished Alumni Award celebration honoring a certified graduates who have brought distinction to the college and RIT through professional and/or community achievement. The collection includes programs, photograph books documenting the annual celebration and the recipients, and DVDs of the celebrations.

The collection contains a photo album and DVDs of the RIT President's Alumni Ball. Each year awards for "Volunteer of the Year" and "Outstanding Alumni" are presented at the event. The event is hosted by RIT President Bill Destler.