RIT Libraries Resource of the Month: Panara InfoGuide and Book Talk (September 2025)

Wednesday, September 17, 2025 12:00–12:30 PM

Description
Learn more about the first Deaf professor at RIT/NTID, Dr. Robert F. Panara. There are several exhibits (Dyer Arts, RADSCC, and RIT Museum) showcasing his life and contributions. Discussion of InfoGuide resources and his biography, "Teaching from the Heart and Soul: the Robert F. Panara Story" by Dr. Harry Lang, retired NTID professor, will be covered. The e-book, available with an unlimited license, is now available.
Website
https://www.rit.edu/events/rit-libraries-resource-month-panara-infoguide-and-book-talk-september-2025

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