The 21st annual Sharpen the Saw through RIT Executive Business Programs invites executive MBA alumni and students to reconnect and refresh the four dimensions of nature (physical, spiritual, mental, and social). 

The 21st annual Sharpen the Saw through RIT Executive Business Programs invites executive MBA alumni and students to reconnect and refresh the four dimensions of nature (physical, spiritual, mental, and social). 

Considering your next step? Advance with the RIT executive MBA program through Saunders College of Business. We invite interested candidates from life sciences, engineering, computing sciences, and advanced manufacturing to healthcare, services, and non-profit to connect with program Co-Director, Rick Lagiewski, to learn more about the program formats, notable alumni, class experiences and tuition sponsorship opportunities. 

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The Herbert W. Vanden Brul Entrepreneurial Award was created in 1984 through an endowment fund established by Mr. Vanden Brul in conjunction with RIT's Saunders College of Business. The award is presented annually to an individual or business that has improved the economic life of Greater Rochester or whose innovation management skills have changed the course of an existing business. We will also honor RIT students with the Herbert W. Vanden Brul Student Entrepreneurial Award. This award is intended to recognize outstanding RIT undergraduate or graduate student(s) who have demonstrated the potential to become successful entrepreneurs. The award recipients are selected by a committee of area civic and business leaders and RIT faculty.

Join RIT's Office of Undergraduate Admissions for a virtual admissions event to learn more about RIT. This is a perfect first-look for high school sophomores, juniors, and their families. Attendees will learn about our future-focused majors, the admissions process, our co-op and internship program, combined accelerated bachelor's/master's degrees, and more. 

This training will be provide entirely in ASL. 

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Join us for our Yoga and Pilates Summer Series at Tait Preserve on:

Join us for our Yoga and Pilates Summer Series at Tait Preserve on:

Considering your next step? Advance with the RIT executive MBA program through Saunders College of Business. We invite interested candidates from life sciences, engineering, computing sciences, and advanced manufacturing to healthcare, services, and non-profit to connect with program Co-Director, Rick Lagiewski, to learn more about the program formats, notable alumni, class experiences and tuition sponsorship opportunities. 

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Considering your next step? Advance with the RIT executive MBA program through Saunders College of Business. We invite interested candidates from life sciences, engineering, computing sciences, and advanced manufacturing to healthcare, services, and non-profit to connect with program Co-Director, Rick Lagiewski, to learn more about the program formats, notable alumni, class experiences and tuition sponsorship opportunities. 

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Join the RIT Community as we welcome Dr. William Sanders on his first day at RIT. We will greet our new RIT President in front of Eastman Hall for his very own Tiger Walk and brief remarks!

Interpreters have been requested. This training is not available to individuals outside of the RIT community.

Looking for a fun and effective way to improve your fitness? Join us at the Lobozzo Alumni House on Tuesday, July 8th at 5:15 p.m. for HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) & Core. HIIT & Core is a powerful, total-body workout that will keep your heart pumping. This cardio and strength focused workout involve alternating between brief, intense bursts of exercise followed by recovery periods. This class will finish with core training to work on the strength and stability of the abdominal and back muscles. All fitness levels are welcome to join!

The NYS Pollution Prevention Institute, in partnership with Beyond Benign, will host a one-day workshop on Wednesday, July 9, 2025, that will bring together industry professionals, K-12 educators, and higher education faculty and staff, and will facilitate conversation and collaboration for applying green chemistry practices across all levels. The event is free to attend. Registration is required.

Interpreters have been requested. This training is not available to individuals outside of the RIT community.

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