I am hoping to tape it and watch it later.

All games will be shown nationally on ESPNU beginning with RIT vs. University of Denver on Friday at 3:00 p.m. EST live from Albany.

http://www.facebook.com/RIThockey

If you have not done so already and if you need to, please remember to file your 2010-2011 FAFSAs (www.fafsa.ed.gov) and the RIT Financial Aid Form (https://www.rit.edu/emcs/financialaid/forms.php?year=2010#ritugrad).  Per the Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships, it is good to try and complete these documents by April for priority consideration for some forms of financial aid.  Also, any students contemplating taking classes during summer quarter will need to file these forms as well since summer quarter falls under the new financial aid year.

ETC is looking for a talented, dedicated and detail-oriented Web Developer/Programmer to serve as a part of an IT/Web team to create and maintain static and database-driven websites and web-database applications. Develop, troubleshoot and maintain secure and scalable object oriented web applications. Maintain and build websites using Content Management Systems. Details can be found at http://rit.edu/etc/jobs/webdeveloper

Are You Planning to Co-op for the FIRST time this Academic year?
If so, you MUST ATTEND one of the following mandatory co-op orientation sessions below,
PRIOR to going on your FIRST co-op assignment.
*Departments will NOT register students for co-op until you have completed a co-op orientation.*
*If you have already attended a previous orientation or were enrolled in the NSSA Co-op Prep Class, you do NOT need to attend. *
MANDATORY SESSIONS (Choose One):
Tuesday, March 16, 4-5:30 pm, 70-1400 (GCCIS Aud.)
Friday, March 19, 12-1:30 pm, 76-1125 (Imaging Science Aud.)
Each Session Will Include Information On:
Co-op Requirements, Policies, and Procedures, Getting Credit for Co-op
Services Provided by the Co-op Office
Marketing Tools, Conducting a Job Search and more!!

NOTE: If you would like an interpreter, it is your responsibility to request one. Please go to http://www.ntid.rit.edu/accessservices and put in a request.
QUESTIONS? Call us at (585) 475-2301, 6905 (TTY)

 

4 Session Career Exploration Workshop

 

April 1            4-5:30pm        (Thursday)

April 8            4-5pm             (Thursday)

April 15          4-5pm             (Thursday)

April 22          4-5pm             (Thursday)

Attendance at all four sessions will be expected.  Assessment will be incorporated into the workshop sessions.  This four session workshop will be helpful if you are thinking about changing majors and would like some assistance in that process. Help with identifying interests, personality traits, skills and career values will be provided. Additionally, you will learn how to research occupations that interest you.

 

To Register, call  (585) 475-2261

RIT Counseling Center, Building 23A

Right above the Student Health Center

I wanted to wish all of you good luck on Finals! I know its the end of the quarter and things can be quite overwhelming. Hang in there! Spring Break is just right around the corner! Speaking of Spring Break, there are many opportunities to utilize this time to tack on some volunteering experiences to your resume and to have a "feel good" feeling about helping others. Check out http://campuslife.rit.edu/leadership/csc_alternative.php to find out more about doing an Alternative Spring Break. This years ASB is going to Sea Island in South Carolina (sunny & warm). You will be volunteering but will also have the opportunity to meet other people and explore sunny South Carolina. Sounds like an awesome Spring Break to me! Anyone else have any neat Spring Break plans?

RACE (Rochester Area Career Expo)

(Open to all RIT and other Rochester area college students)

Thursday, February 25^th, 1:00-5:00pm

Double Tree Inn

More information visit www.racda.org/RACE.htm

 

Spring Career Fair

Wednesday, March 24^th

11:00am - 4:00pm

Gordon Field House

 

Over 106 companies already registered!

Check out companies, jobs, and workshops on Job Zone - www.rit.edu/co-op/careers 

(jobs are now listed in the Jobs section of Job Zone; find them by putting "093 CF" in the keywords section of the search criteria)

 

Hospitality and Service Management Career Fair 2010

Monday, April 12^th

3:00-5:00pm

Henry's, Bldg 1, 4^th Floor

 

Creativity: Careers in Motion 2010

Creative Industry Day and Portfolio Review

Thursday, April 8^th

Noon - 6:00pm

Gordon Field House

 

Upstate Business Career Alliance (UBCA)

Career Fair and Interviewing Event

(Business Students)

Friday, April 9^th

Noon - 3:00pm

Syracuse University, Whitman School of Management

http://ubca.whitman.syr.edu

 

 

The Academic Support Center at RIT is now offering preparation classes for the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) and the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) Computer Adaptive Test.  For more information contact Ms. Janet Helmuth in the Academic Support Center at 475-6682 or janet.helmuth@rit.edu .  There is a charge for either class.

Earn a leadership certificate, gain a competitive edge when searching for co-ops and jobs, meet new people and have fun! Check out RIT's Connectology Leadership Conference  - see details and registration info below! Register Now!

 

Saturday, April 17, 2010, RIT Student Alumni Union

Don't miss out on this outstanding and worthwhile one-day opportunity! The RIT Connectology Leadership Conference offers a wide variety of Leadership Development and Career Readiness Workshops where students and alumni can develop the skills necessary to get ahead and stay ahead in their careers. The conference offers 24 separate workshops which are facilitated by speakers from RIT and the Greater Rochester Community and features nationally renowned motivational speaker, Derek Greenfield and business etiquette guru John Bourdage.

The speakers and conference sessions are guaranteed to inspire you and leave you with many tips on how to succeed as a leader in your career and personal lives. Conference participants will also have the opportunity to work towards earning one of RIT's leadership certificates. Connectology is guaranteed to leave you with leadership skills that will last a lifetime. (Reflection paper must be submitted following the conference.)

Offering Six Tracks (4 Workshops Each):

Mix and match or take all the sessions in one track.

• Personal Success Skills* - An RLI certificate track that explores what it takes to enrich your personal leadership skills, styles and techniques.
• Leading Others* -An RLI certificate track that focuses how you can apply your personal leadership skills to group, work and community settings.
• Real World -A track designed for junior and senior college students who will be soon transitioning into the "real world."
• Club Leaders - A track designed to help student leaders solidify the skills necessary to make their organization the most effective and sustainable as it can be.
• Service - A track designed to make you a better leader within your community and around the world.
• Bonus Track - Features a variety of topics, from global leadership and culture, to women in leadership.

Register Online Now!

www.rit.edu/Leadership

 

For those of you taking a calculus course this might be of interest:

R·I·T

School of Mathematical Sciences

 

Invites you to attend...

 

MathCrash!

A Calculus Study Session

Sunday, February 21, 2010

4:00 - 7:00 p.m.

 

Bruce & Nora James Atrium, College of Science

 

 

Free pizza from Brandani's provided -

Bring your RIT student ID card for admission

 

Sponsored by: RIT College of Science

 

 

 

If you need an interpreter, please submit a request through Interpreting Services at http://www.ntid.rit.edu/accessservices (subject to availability).