Contentious battles are often fought over the dinner table around what and how much a child should eat. RIT researcher Barbara Lohse, head of the RIT Wegmans School of Health and Nutrition, and colleague Ellyn Satter, have rigorously tested and validated a common-sense approach used by pediatricians, nutritionists, social workers, and child psychologists to identify and prevent nutrition risk in children. In this episode of Intersections: The RIT Podcast, they discuss their research that has validated the Satter Division of Responsibility in Feeding as a quantifiable tool that can help assess child feeding practices and prevent feeding problems and nutrition risk.
Read a transcript of this episode: http://www.rit.edu/sites/rit.edu/files/docs/podcast-transcripts/ChildNutritionPodcastTranscript.pdf

Intersections: The RIT Podcast Ep. 50 Tools to Fight Nutrition Risk in Children

Replay of RIT Tigers men’s hockey radio postgame show originally broadcast March 27, 2010, on WITR-FM (89.7) — featuring game highlights and a scoring recap (including play-by-play replays of RIT goals).

WITR RIT Tigers Men's Hockey Postgame Rewind  | WITR-FM | April 7, 2010

On the Los Angeles stop of his Tiger Tour, RIT President Dave Munson sits down with  Thomas J.  Connor Jr., a 2011 RIT alumnus and Vice President of Creative Marketing at The Walt Disney Company. 

A 30-year veteran of the entertainment media marketing industry, 
prior to joining Disney, Tom has served as the Senior Vice President of Programming and Creative at Premier Retail Networks, Founder and President of TAG Media, and spent 12 years at Paramount Pictures Television. Tom has won numerous prestigious creative marketing awards including a Clio Award and an ADDY Award.

A podcast transcript can be found here: https://www.rit.edu/alumni/sites/rit.edu.alumni/files/Tom%20Connor%20Podcast%20Transcript.pdf

Tigers Talk: Tom Connor '11

RIT President Dave Munson chats with Eric Kuckhoff MS '84, an important member of the RIT family, having served as president of the Alumni Association Board of Directors and currently serves as a member of the RIT Board of Trustees.

Eric is also a chemist and entrepreneur, having built his own chemical company, Polystar, LLC, to a $50 million business in just 10 years. He is now vice president and general manager for North America at Cargill, Inc.

A podcast transcript can be found here: https://www.rit.edu/alumni/sites/rit.edu.alumni/files/Eric%20Kuckhoff%20Podcast%20Transcript.pdf

Tigers Talk: Eric Kuckhoff MS '84

While on his Chicago Tiger Tour stop, RIT President Dave Munson chats with Gale Gand '81. Gale is a celebrity chef and restaurateur, who has hosted her own Food Network series titled Sweet Dreams, the first nationally televised dessert show. She has also appeared on a variety of talks shows and served as a celebrity judge on many food competition shows.

Gale has founded many high-end Chicago restaurants, most notable Tru, which earned two Michelin stars. It was also named Chicago's best restaurant by Chicago Magazine. In addition to her television appearances and food operations, Gale is a cookbook author with eight titles to her credit. 

A podcast transcript can be found here: https://www.rit.edu/alumni/sites/rit.edu.alumni/files/Gale%20Gand%20Podcast%20Transcript.pdf

Tigers Talk: Gale Gand '81

It's our first episode of Transforming RIT: The Podcast! This is the podcast for intellectually curious Tigers, as each episode will feature a thought-provoking discussion on a trending topic or critical issue. 

This episode features RIT faculty member Eric Hittinger, associate professor and graduate program director for the Public Policy Department in RIT's College of Liberal Arts. An expert in electricity system policy, Eric discusses with us energy storage and renewable electricity sources.

A podcast transcript can be found here: https://www.rit.edu/alumni/sites/rit.edu.alumni/files/Transforming%20RIT%20The%20Podcast%2C%20Eric%20Hittinger%20Transcript.pdf

Transforming RIT: The Podcast, featuring Eric Hittinger

On this episode of Transforming RIT: The Podcast, we're joined by Denis Cormier, the Earl W. Brinkman Professor of Industrial and Systems Engineering at RIT and director of the AMPrint Center. Denis shares with us some of the current applications of 3D printing and how RIT is leading the way in this discipline.

A podcast transcript can be found here: https://www.rit.edu/alumni/sites/rit.edu.alumni/files/Transforming%20RIT%20The%20Podcast%2C%20Denis%20Cormier%20Transcript.pdf

Transforming RIT: The Podcast, featuring Denis Cormier

What role do the performing arts play in the life of students at a university noted for its science and technology? An enormous and welcoming role, say David Munnell, director of theater arts, and Thomas Warfield, director of dance at RIT’s National Technical Institute for the Deaf.

Read a transcript of this podcast here: https://www.rit.edu/ritnews/pdfs/RIT_Performing_Arts_podcast_transcript%20.pdf

Intersections: The RIT Podcast Ep. 13: The Case for the Performing Arts

On this episode of Transforming RIT: The Podcast, we're joined by Vic Perotti, the Benjamin Forman Professor for Collaborative Research in the Saunders College of Business. Vic shares with his insights from his research predicting the success of start-ups through their social network structure.

A podcast transcript can be found here: https://www.rit.edu/alumni/sites/rit.edu.alumni/files/2019-05/Transforming%20RIT%20The%20Podcast%2C%20Dr.%20Vic%20Perotti.pdf

Transforming RIT: The Podcast, featuring Vic Perotti

On our debut episode of CollegeFluency for Parents, Ian Mortimer Vice President for Enrollment Management at Rochester Institute of Technology talks with John Serafine director of student counseling and college advising at McQuaid Jesuit High School. Serafine has more than three decades of experience in college counseling, including leadership roles with the National Association for College Counseling.  Ian and John discuss the relationships between the four key stakeholders in the admissions process: the student, parents, guidance professionals and the staff at colleges and universities.  

You can read a transcript of this podcast here: https://www.rit.edu/admissions/sites/rit.edu.admissions/files/docs/RIT-CollegeFluency-podcast-episode-1-transcript.pdf

Ep. 1: The roles of student, parents and academic professionals in college admissions

A university that calls together curious minds to be a force for goodness. We're leading the way at the intersection of technology, the arts and design.

Intersections: The RIT Podcast Ep. 50 Tools to Fight Nutrition Risk in Children

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