Anniversaries

The collection contains two items donated by the College of Applied Science & Technology at their 40th anniversary celebration. Included are the invitation to the event held on October 18, 2012, and a commemorative coin.

This collection contains an expense book, a scrapbook, a compilation of employee magazines and numerous clippings related to the history of Bausch and Lomb and especially to the celebration of the company’s 75th anniversary.

Collection is six books acquired by Eugene Lylak through his work in Slovenia, two issues of a Slovenian publication for the deaf, and memorabilia related to a 70th anniversary.

Collection is a customized bicycle created by students in the RIT Kate Gleason College of Engineering in 2005 during RIT's 175th anniversary celebration. RIT President Albert Simone rode the bike during a celebratory parade.

The Mark Ellingson audio recordings contains three audio recordings documenting special occasions in the history of RIT's fifth president. The collection includes audio recordings from Ellingson's 30th anniversary celebration; when he was named Citizen of the Year by the Rochester Kiwanis Club; and his retirement in 1969.

Materials related to the McClure Scholarships. These scholarships were awarded to 150 students as part of Rochester Institute of Technology's (RIT) 150th Anniversary Celebration in 1979. The collection includes press releases, clippings, birthday cards, and baby t-shirts.

The 1993 Time Capsule collection contains planning materials and items collected by the 1993 student government, as well congratulatory correspondence from various universities for RIT’s 25 anniversary at the Henrietta campus.

A collection of materials pertaining to the National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) from 1965 to the current time. Materials include newsclippings, promotional materials, campus publications, photographs, and other ephemera generated by and for NTID.

Collection of banners and flags regarding Rochester Institute of Technology.

This collection contains records and materials pertaining to the RIT College of Applied Science and Technology. CAST was established in 1972 and grew to become one of RIT’s largest colleges. This collection contains clippings, promotional brochures, program information and news releases.