Continuing Education at RIT -A Document for Discussion-

Title: Continuing Education at RIT -A Document for Discussion-
Description: Continuing education is something we all do, formally or informally. It is the process of constant learning in which we are all engaged. Formally, continuing education classes and programs began 100 years ago at universities, so individuals could learn new innovations in the tools and techniques of his or her respective trade. Though trade continuing education classes still exist, it has evolved, and now there are professional classes as well. RIT has always been a continuing education school as its original focus was on adults and has only recently emphasized youth education more.
Source: Photograph by Phillip Fowler, April 2016
Date: February 1976
Contributor: Phillip Fowler

Item sets: Charting One's Course: The History of Individualized Education at RIT