Graduate School Program October 20-22, 2009
Registration
Dear Graduate School Recruiter:
The Graduate School Program typically attracts 1,000 students from all academic disciplines who attend the event at five host colleges. While this program is open to students from all of the 17 Rochester area colleges and universities, student attendees at each site will primarily be from the host campuses. You may attend one or more or all of these events for one registration fee.
Registration: The deadline to register is October 10, 2009. No refunds will be made after this date. There is a single $125.00 registration fee that includes participation and meals at one or more of the five sites, for up to two representatives (per site) from your graduate program.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Capacity at the individual campus sites varies and historically this event has filled well in advance of the published deadline. Be sure to register promptly to reserve your space!
Questions about registration for the overall program and requests for special accommodations may be directed to Jerry Wrubel at (585) 245-5721. Click here for event information, including campus maps, directions and lodging information.
http://www.racda.org/GradProgramRecruiters2009.pdf (Adobe Acrobat required)
Table Set-up: Please bring your own banner or table signage. No A/V or electrical outlets will be available at any of the sites. Table size varies from site to site.
Profiles of Host Sites:
Alfred University:
(Tuesday, October 20, 11:30 am– 1:30 pm)
Last year 26% of Alfred’s graduating seniors went on to graduate or professional school within one year of graduation. With over 50 undergraduate major concentrations in the Liberal Arts and Sciences, Engineering, Art and Design and Business, and as home to the New York State College of Ceramics, Alfred is unique in its atmosphere and diversity. The majority of students planning to attend graduate school apply to programs in education, human services, medicine, law, art & design, business, sciences, liberal arts, and engineering.
(See www.alfred.edu/cdc/)
SUNY College at Geneseo:
(Tuesday, October 20, 5:00 – 7:00 pm)
Forty-four per cent (44%) of SUNY Geneseo’s recent class of twelve hundred graduating seniors chose to enroll full-time in graduate/professional schools the fall semester following their commencement. Most (two-thirds) selected Masters programs in education, speech pathology, business and a variety of programs in the applied health, life, physical and social sciences. The remainder were admitted to doctoral programs, predominantly in the applied sciences, and to professional schools in medicine and law. (See www.geneseo.edu)
The College at Brockpot:
(Wednesday, October 21, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm)
Historically, more than 28% of each graduating class of approximately 2000 attends graduate school within the first three years following commencement. SUNY Brockport is a public comprehensive college that offers a distinctive education combining the liberal arts and professional preparation with baccalaureate degrees in 42 undergraduate majors and 18 teacher certification areas. Alumni primarily seek out programs in business, communications, fine and performing arts, the social and natural sciences, applied health, and education. Other areas of interest include international studies, social work, physical therapy, speech pathology, public administration, higher education, and medical and law schools. (See www.brockport.edu)
St. John Fisher College:
(Wednesday, October 21, 3:00 – 5:00 pm)
Last year, 32% of Fisher’s graduating seniors attended graduate school in the fall semester following
commencement, with an additional 28% planning to enroll within three years. Fisher graduates students in accounting, communication/journalism, computer science, education, management, nursing, psychology, the sciences, sports management, and the liberal arts. Pre-professional programs are offered in dentistry, engineering, environmental science, law, medicine, optometry, pharmacy, podiatry, pre-chiropractic, and veterinary medicine. All students complete a solid core of liberal arts courses, including pluralism and diversity components, in addition to the requirement of their majors, to ensure that Fisher graduates are prepared to succeed in a multicultural society. (See www.sjfc.edu)
Rochester Institute of Technology
(Thursday, October 22, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm)
Rochester Institute of Technology is one of the nation’s leading career-oriented, technological universities, and is recognized as a leader in graduate education and applied research. RIT offers more than 70 graduate degree programs in such areas as business, communication, public policy, engineering and technology, computing and information sciences, science, mathematics, art, design, photography, printing, animation and film. New master’s degree programs include Sustainable Engineering, Game Design and Development, Innovation Management and Human Computer Interaction. The university offers PhD programs in Computing and Information Sciences, Imaging Science, Color Science, and Microsystems Engineering, and new programs in Astrophysics and Sustainability are under development. RIT enrolls 13,500 undergraduate and 2,500 graduate students on the campus in Rochester, NY, is a community recognized for diversity, and enrolls students from all 50 states and more than 95 foreign countries. (See www.rit.edu)
We look forward to seeing you in October!
The Rochester Area Colleges Career Development Association
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