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Re: Top 50 Engineering Schools Involvement
RIT's not on the list (we have virtually no graduate programs) but I can tell you a little about RIT's involvement in FIRST.
RIT directly sponsors team 73 along with Bausch & Lomb. RIT also provided mentors for the Charles Finney Schools team (I don't remember the team number but they are a rookie). This past year RIT hosted a remote kickoff. RIT is also one of the sponsors of and the host of the Finger Lakes Regional which is coming to Rochester next year. RIT students and faculty have been involved in the planning of the regional competition. We're still trying to convince RIT to give scholarhips to FIRST participants but it should be merely finding the right person to talk to at this point. Matt 
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