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Dr. Henry “Trae” Winter is a solar astrophysicist who has worked on eight NASA missions observing the Sun. While Trae’s primary research focus was understanding how energy is released in the Sun’s atmosphere, the corona, and in other stars he also thought it was important to engage the public in scientific discovery.  This engagement focus led him to work with diverse groups, such the Montana Space Grant Consortium, the Salish-Kootenai Flathead Lake Reservation, and the Boston Lyrical Opera to bring science to people where they were.

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Momentum I is RIT's centralized leadership launchpad to introduce students to meaningful competency development and to increase their sense of belonging through connections to key leadership opportunities including Orientation Leaders, Residence Advisors, RIT 365 Co-facilitators, and Club E-Board Roles.

Need help with Math 171? Want to get comfortable with office hours? This is your chance to connect with your professors in a low-pressure, welcoming environment!

Once every semester, an APOCALYPSE breaks out at RIT! For one whole week, Zombies will roam the entire campus, trying to tag and turn every last Human player.

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