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Success Stories
Sun Kim is currently a freelance educator at the Whitney Museum in New York and a digital archivist at a publishing company. more
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“I learned how to be approachable and to be fearless, and I learned how to keep my deaf identity in a hearing world.” more
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Allen, who now lives in Hatboro, Pa., graduated from RIT’s College of Liberal Arts in 2004 with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology—Human Growth and Development. more
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Ask 10 different people what their dream job is and you’ll get 10 different answers. For Michael Anthony, it’s summed up in one word: Microsoft. more
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RIT/NTID alumnus Anthony Napoli shares his philosophy on choices, karma and working at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. more
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Christopher Samp started on one path in his quest to make a difference, but found a new major at RIT and an exciting new career in Washington, D.C. more
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Forbes, a 2008 RIT/NTID grad, never let being deaf get in the way of his love for music. more
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The owner of a Colorado graphic design firm, Webb got started in his field with two degrees from RIT, a BFA in Graphic Design and a master's degree in Computer Graphic Design. more
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Uncertainty in the economy doesn’t have to mean disaster. Just ask 2002 Computer Aided Drafting Technology graduate Kevin Symons. more
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Says Sara, "Thanks to my co-ops at RIT, I’ve worked in design, manufacturing and testing." more
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A graduate of the Diagnostic Medical Sonography program, Elizabeth is one of the few in her field to have earned Advanced Practice Sonographer status from the Society of Diagnostic Medical Sonography. more
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Jelica, whose vision loss was first discovered at NTID, was recognized in 2005 as an NTID Distinguished Alumna for her leadership as executive director of the Deaf-Blind Center in Seattle, Washington. more
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