Calendars

The Center for Campus life events calendars include quarterly calendars of student events on campus between 2000-2009.

The collection contains client project files and posters created by the design firm Chermayeff and Geismar, as well as writings by the two designers, Ivan Chermayeff and Tom Geismar.

The Collection on Ralph Avery contains clippings and articles regarding the artist, a Case-Hoyt calendar of his work, as well as other images of his artwork.

Geneseean publications and calendars contains issues number 1, April 1969 through number 8, 1978/79 of the Geneseean, and number 9, 1980 and number 11, 1982 which are in calendar format. Both publications are projects of students in the School of Photographic Arts & Sciences at RIT.

Collection of materials from graphic designer George Tscherny, including publications, promotional material, posters, articles, writings, scrapbooks, and exhibit panels.

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 contains materials related to Harold Kentner’s career with the College of Continuing Education (CCE) and RIT's Evening School; the introduction and development of the National Technical Institute for the Deaf; and the community outreach of Assistant Dean of the Extended Services Division of CCE at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Included are annual reports, correspondence, photographs, RIT publications and clippings relating to these subjects.

The Joe and Ann Watson collection on Shop One consists of a 1990 School of American Craftmen's calendar and eight photographs of Shop One goods and artists.

The collection contains various records, correspondence, surveys and clippings related to RIT’s Calendar Studies.

Assorted calendars outlining courses, schedules and information regarding classes. The calendars range from 1930-1995.