College presidents -- New York (State) -- Rochester

Collection of speeches and reports presented by former Rochester Institute of Technology president Dr. Paul A. Miller. The collection includes materials related to the university and its administration, as well as the field of higher education.

The portrait of William Destler was painted by Pranesh Das Purandaradoss, an MBA student at the Saunders College of Business. Destler was RIT's ninth president serving from 2007-2017. This is likely an oil painting, and has been selected by Destler as his official portrait.

Memos, correspondence, notes and reports all related to the Plan of Work Seminar conducted at RIT in June of 1970. There are also seven audiotapes documenting the seminar.

Professional papers of Albert J. Simone. Simone was the eighth president of the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), serving from 1992-2007. The collection includes speeches and papers written by Dr. Simone, articles written about Dr. Simone, and remarks written during his tenure as President of RIT.

A stick and ball belonging to RIT's 8th president, Albert J. Simone. This material was previously in the president's office upon the retirement of RIT's 9th president, William Destler.

RIT Presidential Medallion recipient records lists recipients who have been awarded the Rochester Institute of Technology Presidential Medallion, later called the RIT Presidential Medal. The award was created to provide a special way for the university to express its gratitude towards external contributions to RIT. These records consist of two lists of award recipients.

Collection of videos from and about RIT’s past Presidents includes interviews, speeches and T.V. news coverage recorded between 1982-2008. These include Presidents Ellingson, Miller, Rose, Simone and Destler.

The collection contains textbooks used by and drawings created by Walter Amos Deemer while a student from 1927-1931 at Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute.

The William Destler photograph collection contains snapshots and portraits of and for former RIT president William Destler.