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Moving all the way from California to Rochester was a difficult decision for Jasmine, but her academic success and campus involvement have made it worth the trip. more
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Accepting the Overcoming Challenges Award from the American Chemical Society, this successful LST major moved an audience of more than 300 to tears with her story of perseverance. more
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An accomplished golfer who was part of the six-man team that led the USA to victory in the 2006 Deaf World Golf Tournament, Scott has also found success in his other passions: cyber security and systems administration. more
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Born in Ghana and stricken with spinal meningitis at age 6 that left him profoundly deaf, Eric hopes his success at RIT/NTID will serve as an example to other deaf Ghananians. more
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Vincent is majoring in Environmental Sciences, and looks forward to a career in research or in teaching people how to improve the environment. more
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A talented graphic designer, Ebony plans to pursue an RIT bachelor's degree in New Media Design after she completes her AAS degree. more
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This Graphic Media Marketing major's passion for fashion and graphics expertise led her to a summer co-op at Bloomingdale's in New York City. more
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Even though she would be the first in her family to attend college, Latonya's experience at EYF convinced her to continue her education at RIT. more
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This biotechnology major and avid basketball player hopes to use her RIT education to help people who have diabetes, which she was diagnosed with at age four. more
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Christie, the first deaf student to major in RIT's advertising and public relations program, has won numerous awards for her scholarship and campus involvement. more
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The many build-it and fix-it projects Jason worked on growing up had him convinced from a young age that engineering was the path for him. more
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One of this Visual Media major's "most amazing" experiences was an internship that included a trip to Boston to photograph one of the best-known balloon conventions in the world. more
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