Reno M. Antonietti papers 1972-1998

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Reno M. Antonietti papers 1972-1998

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The Reno M. Antonietti papers consist of documents belonging to Antonietti during his time working at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Most of the collection is made up of planning reports such as a Master Plan Report and a Report of the Economic Study Commission, or committee reports such as the Faculty Committee Report and the Report of the Priorities and Objectives Committee. The collection also includes booklets containing the university's charter and bylaws and Collegiate Data Reports from 1988-1998 (excluding 1989). Additionally, the collection contains documents related to RIT's acquisition of Eisenhower College. These include correspondence, meeting minutes, copies of the agreement between the schools, petitions to the Regents of the University of the State of New York, planning guidelines for the college, data on the school, and a compilation of clippings. The collection also contains floor plans for the first floor of the Wallace Memorial Library and plans for a library addition. Documents from Reno Antonietti's time working at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Antonietti served in various capacities at RIT including as Vice President for Academic and Computing Services. The collection contains administrative reports for the university, as well as materials related to RIT's acquisition of Eisenhower College such as correspondence, meeting minutes, petitions to the state, and clippings.

2.9 linear feet (2 file boxes, 1 document box)

RIT Library, Wallace Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8144658

RIT Library, Wallace Library

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