Picture Perfect: Photo Shoot at NTID, continuation of Day 2!

Posted on: September 21, 2008
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After parting ways with those at the Rochester School for the Deaf, we headed over to NTID/RIT to witness a photo shoot!

Students posing with their flags. Doesn't this photograph make you feel patriotic?

NTID, well-known for its’ diverse d/Deaf and Hard-of-hearing student body, also boasts students from each state in the country. Photographing with them was Dr. T. Alan Hurwitz, President of NTID/Vice-President and Dean of RIT, and Dr. William Destler, RIT’s President. After a half-hour long shoot, the students went outside with their respective state flags – along with Dr. Hurwitz himself – to take a few pictures in front of the DeafNation RV!

As a recent graduate from the Institute, it was a particularly heart-warming moment for me – and even more so when Dr. Hurwitz motioned to me, asking if I wanted to help hold up the orange and brown RIT flag with him. My reply? “Do I ever!”

Students showing their state pride!

Tiger pride surged through me as Erica snapped pictures. Even though I had graduated and left, I was clearly not forgotten. When Erica was done, I enveloped Dr. Hurwitz in a hug after the photo shoot, leaving him with promises that the DeafNation crew would stop by his office tomorrow after our tour of the campus.

Dr. Hurwitz and recent NTID/RIT graduate Michelle Gerson hug!

For information about NTID/RIT, you can find everything you need to know at http://ntid.rit.edu!

Related posts:

  1. RIT Campus Tour, an Interview with NTID President Dr. Hurwitz, and Social Night with RRCD!
  2. Dr. T. Alan Hurwitz is 10th President of Gallaudet University
  3. Visiting with ASADV (Advocacy Services for Abused Deaf Victims)
  4. NASRA 2008 Conference
  5. Hitting the Road: Day 1!
  6. Meeting Famous Faces – and the Devil, too!
  7. DWOW Interview
  8. Taking the Initiative
  9. Love Thy Neighbor – Iowa School for the Deaf
  10. Visiting Rochester School for the Deaf

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  1. Ronald Boucher Says:

    Would’ve be nice to have closeup photos of the students!

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