Category - Secondary School Counselors

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A Note to Counselors from our Directors
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Introduction and CORT

A Note to Counselors from our Directors

Sep 11 2018
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URAdmissions

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A Note from the Director of Admissions Greetings from the University of Rochester! In late August, we welcomed roughly 1,390 first-year students, who joined our campus community from 76 countries and 47 states and DC and Puerto Rico. Within our first-year class, nearly 1 in 5 self-identified as a fist-generation college student and they hold[…]

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Introduction and CORT

Mar 08 2017
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Catherine Lewis

Hello! I am Associate Director, School and Community Relations. Before coming to the Office of Admissions, I had the privilege of working at the Rochester Center for Community Leadership and RIT’s Spectrum Support Program. A native Wisconsinite, I traveled to sunny Houston for my undergraduate degree at Rice University and eventually landed in Rochester where I received both my Master of Music and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees from the Eastman School of Music. As a woman with cerebral palsy, I’m especially passionate about access and inclusion for students with dis(diff)abilities, and am thankful to work with a team that values diversity in all its forms.

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It can be humbling to consider the array of people who influence our lives, who help us imagine the future, and who equip us with the knowledge, skills, and encouragement to pursue our goals and dreams. Going to college can be one of the most transformative times in a young person’s life, and none of[…]

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