Printing -- Study and teaching -- New York (State) -- Rochester

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The Fred Moss collection consists of a variety of print materials collected by the donor while a student at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in the 1950's. There are handbooks, brochures, pamphlets and Kodak publications that all relate to the graphic arts. There are also a number of RIT publications including a sports bulletin, student handbook, and course catalog.

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Clippings, programs, videotapes, and invitations related to the Frederic W. Goudy Award, conferred by Rochester Institute of Technology.

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This collection includes photographs, booklets, pamphlets, correspondence, and other written works relating to H. George Taenzer.

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The Harry Rab slide collection contains images of the RIT School of Printing Management and Sciences facilities as well as a script about the Institute and printing program.

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Two Mark Ellingson Printing Alumni Award medals. Ellingson was RIT President from 1936 to 1969 and was instrumental in bringing the Empire School of Printing to RIT in 1937.

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Two copies of Newspaper Headlines produced by W. Frederick Craig, RIT School of Printing professor in 1983.

Overview Collection of documents and memorabilia related to Peter Stehno's time at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Stehno was a student at RIT when he died in a car accident in 1964. The collection includes correspondence, grade reports, class schedules, course catalogs, class assignments and examinations, lecture notes taken by Stehno, photographs, and an RIT jacket. The collection also includes newspaper clippings on Stehno's fatal car accident and letters of condolence sent to his...

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The Printing Industry Center at RIT records include annual reports, grant requests, marketing brochures and the application to start the Printing Industry Center at RIT.

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Materials are photographs from The Graphic Research Center (GARC) from 1953-1987.

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The Graphic Arts Research Center (GARC) records contains brochures, publications, clippings related to, and produced by GARC, as well as the handwritten outline of the Graphic Arts Research Division from 1947. GARC was a division of the College of Graphic Arts and Photography at RIT.