- keyword(s): *
Showing Results: 1 - 10 of 32
NTID Life Histories Project records
Patti Durr collection on Deaf Holocaust Survivors
Patti Durr’s filmed interviews and transcripts she conducted with deaf survivors of the Holocaust, as well as copies of two films created from the interviews. Also included are copies of older interviews conducted by Simon Carmel, former NTID faculty.
Newby Ely collection on Deaf Holocaust survivors
Collection of filmed interviews made by historian Newby Ely, chronicling the experiences of deaf Holocaust survivors.
Trans Rochester Speaks collection
The Trans Rochester Speaks collection is a fully-digital compilation of photos, oral history interviews, newspaper clippings, letters, summaries, timelines, analyses, scrapbook pages, article and brochure drafts, and website content documents. The bulk of the materials are from 2014–2016.
Collection on Spirit (Tiger)
Materials related to Spirit the Tiger, a live tiger cub that served as the Rochester Institute of Technology's mascot from 1963-1964. The collection includes correspondence, administrative and financial documents, ephemera, and clippings. Also included is a transcript of an oral history interview given by RIT students who were members of the original Tiger Committee in 2005.
RAMI historical interviews and radio series transcripts
RAMI historical interviews and radio series scripts consists of correspondence, a list of proposed radio program, scripts of aired presentations, drafts of the scripts prior to the interviews, and notes from radio presentations. The scripts highlight the history of Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute, the 100th Anniversary of the first photograph and the Photographic Technology and other departments.
RIT Student Association Slide Show digital audio recording
The RIT Student Association Slide Show audio recording is the audio portion of a slide show about student activities at RIT.
M. Richard Rose digital audio recording collection
New Campus Fund Drive digital audio recording
One audio recording promoting RIT's move to a new location in the 1960's and contributing to the new campus fund drive. The new campus refers to the Henrietta campus which RIT moved to in 1968. Material contains an audio recording of a fund raising effort, the original being on an audio cassette tape which was digitized to a wav file.
Paul A. Miller digital audio recording
Digital audio recordings from different events during Dr. Paul Miller's presidency at RIT. Dr. Miller was president from 1969-1979. Recordings include 1970 and 1975 faculty seminar addresses as well as his retirement speech.