The Kate Gleason College of Engineering is committed to providing an inclusive and equitable environment for all of its students, faculty, and staff.
Women in Engineering
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Engineers of Color Creating Opportunities (ECCO) is devoted to increasing the number of underrepresented African American, Latino American, and Native American (AALANA) students in the Kate Gleason College of Engineering. ECCO supports successful graduation rates, provides networking opportunities, and helps students prepare for leadership roles within the engineering profession.
What makes RIT the best choice for deaf and hear-of-hearing engineering students? The Kate Gleason College of Engineering, in collaboration with the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, is committed to providing deaf and hard-of-hearing students with outstanding access and support services, such as interpreting services, note-taking, real-time captioning, and tutoring/advising. Learn more about access and support services. NTID also offers individualized pre-baccalaureate programs to help students prepare for specific RIT engineering programs. Contact the NTID Admissions for more information.
