CELEBRATING THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF EUREKA!
EUREKA! is an annual interdisciplinary workshop experience open to RIT students who want to use their skills for social good.
EUREKA! is an annual event open to all RIT students who are passionate about using their skills to initiate social change. Each year, we select a community organization that has a challenge or opportunity that could benefit from our help with a fresh perspective or approach. In a 48-hour timeframe, multi-level and interdisciplinary teams collaborate with stakeholders of the community organization to propose solutions following the project prompt. The event concludes with team presentations to a panel of experts who select one proposal to go forward toward implementation.
EUREKA! is challenging, fun, and win for everyone! It is a great way to learn more about the Rochester community, network, and make new friends.
Happening from October 24–26!
2024 Challenge
ROC/RIVER
MAIN PROMPT
How can we promote the New York State Park at High Falls as a must-visit destination for residents and visitors to Rochester?
PATH 1: Music/Culture/ Entertainment on High Falls Waterfront
What strategies can we employ to promote performances in the park and future cultural activities to residents and visitors to Rochester?
PATH 2: Cultural History/Heritage of High Falls
What strategies can we employ to integrate Rochester’s historical heritage into the park’s features in ways to appeal to residents and visitors?
PATH 3: Recreation and Park Activities
What activities or venues would be appealing to residents and Rochester visitors to interact with the waterfront environment?
Our 2024 Partner
Greentopia
Lisa Baron
Greentopia President
Bill Price
Interim Director, Community Design Center and Landscape Architect/Urban Planner
Curt Long
President and CEO Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
Sponsors
Making EUREKA 2024 possible!
RIT Center for Leadership and Civic Engagement
Kathryn Cilano
Director
RIT Center for Leadership and Civic Engagement
Kareem Hayes
Associate Director
RIT Center for Leadership and Civic Engagement
Natalie Robinson
Assistant Director for Leadership Development
RIT Center for Leadership and Civic Engagement