College of Science Diversity Equity and Inclusion

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

Welcome to the GeekED Conference! Our mission is to explore the dynamic intersection of geek culture and therapeutic practices, pioneering new pathways for mental health professionals to connect with and empower their clients. Founded by a dedicated team of psychologists, therapists, and aficionados of geek culture, our conference seeks to illuminate the profound impact that video games, comics, science fiction, and fantasy can have on therapeutic outcomes. We are committed to advancing evidence-based treatment planning, ethical practices, diverse therapeutic modalities, and informed policy-making in mental health care. By fostering a community of learning, sharing, and innovation, the Geek Culture in Therapy Conference aims to equip professionals with cutting-edge tools and insights that resonate with the unique interests and narratives of their clients. Join us in embracing the transformative potential of geek culture in therapy, where passion meets practice in the pursuit of mental health excellence.

Welcome to the GeekED Conference! Our mission is to explore the dynamic intersection of geek culture and therapeutic practices, pioneering new pathways for mental health professionals to connect with and empower their clients. Founded by a dedicated team of psychologists, therapists, and aficionados of geek culture, our conference seeks to illuminate the profound impact that video games, comics, science fiction, and fantasy can have on therapeutic outcomes. We are committed to advancing evidence-based treatment planning, ethical practices, diverse therapeutic modalities, and informed policy-making in mental health care. By fostering a community of learning, sharing, and innovation, the Geek Culture in Therapy Conference aims to equip professionals with cutting-edge tools and insights that resonate with the unique interests and narratives of their clients. Join us in embracing the transformative potential of geek culture in therapy, where passion meets practice in the pursuit of mental health excellence.

In collaboration with the RIT Women, Gender, and Sexuality Resource Center, Division of Diversity and Inclusion, COS Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion team, and NTID, we are excited to invite you to march with RIT in the Rochester Pride Parade this year!

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

College of Science Diversity Equity and Inclusion

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

The goal of this workshop is to prepare RIT Ph.D. students and postdoctoral scholars for success in the academic job market. The program will familiarize participants with all aspects of the faculty search process. Dedicated writing time will be provided to begin or revise your application documents, as well as to receive feedback. This workshop is targeted towards those entering the academic job market in Fall 2025 (those graduating in Summer 2026). Lunch will be provided.

This training will be given entirely in ASL. This training is not available to individuals outside of the RIT community.

The goal of this workshop is to prepare RIT Ph.D. students and postdoctoral scholars for success in the academic job market. The program will familiarize participants with all aspects of the faculty search process. Dedicated writing time will be provided to begin or revise your application documents, as well as to receive feedback. This workshop is targeted towards those entering the academic job market in Fall 2025 (those graduating in Summer 2026). Lunch will be provided.

The goal of this workshop is to prepare RIT Ph.D. students and postdoctoral scholars for success in the academic job market. The program will familiarize participants with all aspects of the faculty search process. Dedicated writing time will be provided to begin or revise your application documents, as well as to receive feedback. This workshop is targeted towards those entering the academic job market in Fall 2025 (those graduating in Summer 2026). Lunch will be provided.

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

"Where do we go on Sunday at 5 p.m.?" We go to Mass.

Meet other aspiring leaders and the Center for Leadership & Civic Engagement team outside the Gene Polisseni Center in the Duda Plaza to learn more about the Division of Student Affairs premiere leadership program, Momentum!!

Join Dean Kelly Martin for donuts, coffee, and casual chat. 

Sweeten the day, the ice cream way! Join us at the College of Liberal Arts Welcome Back Bash. Cool down and connect with your peers.

Join us in the Allen Chapel for Mass at 9:15 a.m. on Sundays. There will also be a "coffee hour" after mass in the Vestibule area outside of the chapel. 

"Where do we go on Sunday at 5 p.m.?" We go to Mass.

Are you ready to step into leadership?