R.I.T. news & events May 22, 2008

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RIT celebrates Class of 2008; RIT names new college dean; Eugene Fram’s legacy: ‘You have to be responsive’; RIT archeologist uses satellites to uncover ancient history; Technology pilot program Toasting a new partnership to graduate first participants; Tim Engström, College of Liberal Arts; Jeff Kozak, Kate Gleason College of Engineering; Scott Williams, College of Imaging Arts and Sciences; Tony Harkin, College of Science; Ingalls wins prestigious community-service grant; Faculty earn distinguished provost’s grants and trustees scholarships; Device measures, enhances image quality; Hurwitz named NTID president; Collaboration blends Web design and passion for extreme recreation; Scholarships aid doctoral students; Student managers create legacy through WITR renovation project; Study of new process will impact semiconductor industry; ‘Food for Thought’ event satisfies appetite for workshops, June 10; Youngsters put their love of technology to music—and collect a grand prize; Student leaders hope to ‘continue momentum; Students design innovative heart pumps; Scholarship salutes math, science, engineering students; Light research used to plot celestial bodies; RIT honors distinguished alumni for leadership and community service;