Fliers (printed matter)

Collection consists of postcards, stamps, announcements, music packaging, two compact music discs, and one LP vinyl record. This ephemera pack was purchased through the 2017 Kickstarter campaign for a monograph about Independent Project Press, and its printer, Bruce Licher.

Materials related to the Rochester Institute of Technology's North Star Center, renamed the Multicultural Center for Academic Success in 2010. The collection includes brochures, fliers, and an email announcement regarding the office and its activities.

This collection contains photographs, flyers and a poster of summer programs at National Technical Institute for the Deaf from 1997-2012. These programs include Steps to Success, Techgirlz/Techboys and Explore Your Future (EYF).

Fliers from the Rochester Institute of Technology's (RIT) After 4:30 program. The fliers include schedules of upcoming events for the program.

Materials related to the religious activities, programs, and organizations on the Rochester Institute of Technology's campus. The collection includes fliers for programs and events, clippings, correspondence, and student groups. There is also information on the school's Center for Religious Life, dedicated in 1985.

Flier from the Rochester Institute of Technology's (RIT) Emerging Black Artists organization.

Records of the Rochester Institute of Technology's (RIT) Evening School Association. The collection includes correspondence, fliers, course schedules, newsletters, and other miscellaneous materials.

Records of the Office of Minority Student Affairs at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). The office was founded in 1982 under the direction of Fred Smith. The collection includes correspondence, fliers, and a clipping.

Materials related to the Rochester Area Colleges, a consortium of educational institutions in the Genesee Valley Area that was founded in 1970. The collection includes program brochures, correspondence, reports, fliers, and clippings.

Materials relating to the Rochester Athenaeum and Young Men's Association (RAYMA). A predecessor of the Rochester Institute of Technology, RAYMA was formed in 1838 when the Rochester Athenaeum merged with the Young Men's Association. The collection contains fliers for RAYMA activities, as well as a list of individuals who gave lectures to the organization.