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13-04-2004, 21:26
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Re: Is your college involved in FIRST?
When I'm not on coop, I attend Rochester Institute of Technology. RIT directly sponsors team 73 (which I helped to restart back in 2001). RIT students also work with teams 340 and 1415 (I think that's the right team number). RIT Faculty works with team 578. This past year RIT hosted a remote kickoff and we're planning to host a regional in 2005. RIT is becoming more and more involved in FIRST and the team is growing.
Matt 
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