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    | News &
    Events Daily will not
    run next week in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. There are no classes Nov. 23-26 and
    university offices are closed Nov. 24-26. The daily schedule will resume
    Nov. 28. Happy Thanksgiving!  |  
    | Today’s Top
    Stories |  
    | Precision
    Optical Transceivers joins RIT initiativePrecision Optical Transceivers Inc. has become the first member of RIT’s
    Future Photon Initiative Industry Partnerships Program. The initiative
    develops collaborations with commercial entities to advance photonic technology
    and innovations. read more »
 
 Ethnomusicologist,
    social media expert to speak
 College professor, social media researcher, songwriter, performer and
    author Kyra Gaunt will speak Nov. 28 as part of the School of
    Individualized Study’s Interdisciplinary Perspectives on American Music
    Speaker Series. read more »
 
 Student team wins
    construction management contest
 A team of civil engineering technology students won first place at the
    Associated Schools of Construction—Northeast Regional competition for their
    comprehensive plan for a bridge replacement project. read more »
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    | Student Newsmakers |  
    | Students
    showcase assistive technologyGraduate students Crystal Mendoza Paulin, Kurtis Kracke and Bradley Dunn
    showcased ThermApparel, a garment that helps people with multiple sclerosis
    or other conditions regulate their body temperature in hot weather, at
    Upstate Special Needs Planning Disability Awareness Week at Al Sigl Center.
    read more »
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    | Newsmakers |  
    | Jeremy Haefner, provost
    of RIT, spoke about the current state of credentialing across the globe and
    how learners can turn online learning into career opportunities during the
    "New Credentials for a New World" panel, and James Hall,
    executive director of the School of Individualized Study, spoke about the
    benefits and opportunities of the MicroMasters credential during the
    "MicroMasters Discussion" panel at the edX Global Forum Nov.
    15-16 in Paris. 
 more Newsmakers »
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    | Sports News |  
    | Women’s
    basketball picked to finish first in Liberty League pre-season coaches pollread more »
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    | RIT in the News |  
    | WHAM-TVRIT on TV: RIT
    Players Theater Group
 more »
 
 Rochester Business
    Journal
 Media group in
    Myanmar taps RIT talent
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    | Today’s Weather |  
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    | Upcoming Events |  
    | Men’s
    hockey: vs. Army West Point, 7:05 p.m. today,
    Gene Polisseni Center
 Opening reception:
    “Norman Ives: Construction and Reconstruction,” 4–7:30 p.m. today,
    University and Bevier galleries (exhibition runs Nov. 18-Jan. 8)
 
 Performing Artists
    Concert Series: “Such Sweet Thunder,” New Energy Jazz
    Orchestra, 8 p.m.
    today, Ingle Auditorium, $5 students, $15
    faculty/staff/alumni, $20 general public
 
 Medic Camper:
    Part of National Collegiate EMS Week, hands-on demonstrations of first-aid
    training equipment, 11 a.m.–3 p.m. tomorrow, outside near The Sentinel
 
 Men’s and women’s
    swimming/diving: vs. Alfred University, 1 p.m. tomorrow,
    Judson Pool
 
 Global Unification:
    Multicultural show with live performances of campus groups, 7 p.m.
    tomorrow, Ingle Auditorium (tickets)
 
 Men’s hockey:
    vs. Army West Point, 7:05 p.m. tomorrow, Gene Polisseni Center
 
 Webinar:
    “Food Waste Reduction Technologies,” 12:30 p.m. Monday (online)
 
 Webinar:
    “Food Waste Q&A,” 6 p.m. Wednesday (online)
 
 Men’s basketball:
    vs. Summit University of Pennsylvania, 8 p.m. Nov. 26, Clark Gym
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