Nichiren Buddhist Community Service and Dharma Talk

University Gallery presents a trio of exhibitions by MUSE faculty and students to draw attention to ideas, individuals, and cultural and artistic forms that are worthy of further examination. They merit surfacing. 

Join RIT Libraries, Women in Technology, and the College of Liberal Arts for this semester's Wikipedia Edit-a-thon: Exploring the Information Age! The goal of this year's event is to boost the inclusion of traditionally underrepresented communities on Wikipedia. Take part in writing or editing articles about notable women in tech, LGBTQIA+ communities and people in computing, or any related topic on the information age.

The Connect Grants program awards mini-grants to support faculty career development, advancement, and academic unit-level culture change initiatives.

Imaging Science Ph.D. Defense

Dr. Robert Muharremi and returning students will talk about their experience with the program and what it offers. This program provides international leadership and peace-building seminars taught by practitioners and academics. The program has both under-graduate and graduate courses on peacekeeping, conflict transformation, war, diplomacy, state-building, genocide studies, transitional justice, terrorism, political violence, and many other areas. It helps equip students with the necessary skills for careers in government, international organizations, think tanks, and academia.

The Annual IEEE Rochester Joint Chapters Meeting (JCM) is coming up on March 25 at the RIT Inn & Conference Center