Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science
Department Facilities and Building Regulations

The Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science is located in the Chester F. Carlson Building, a four-level structure located on the northwest corner of the campus, encompassing approximately 70,000 square feet. This building houses teaching laboratories, classrooms, faculty offices, research laboratories and a 150 seat auditorium. The building is a center for imaging education, research, and professional activity in the Rochester area.

The department office is located in Room 2260. Student records and various records information forms are housed in building 8 Room 1114. The records secretary, will greet you as you come in the office. She will answer your questions or direct you to the most knowledgeable source for the answer to your question.

Student mail folders are located in the Northeast corner of the foyer in building 76. All inter-departmental mail, schedule verifications, grade reports, and messages will be delivered to you through this mail folder. Please check this folder daily.

Telephone calls for students cannot be accepted in the department office, except in emergency situations. Several pay telephones are located throughout the campus for student use.

Graduate Student Offices are located in various suites around Building 76 as well as in the IT Collaboratory (Building 17, 3rd floor). The offices are open to all graduate students for research and study.

Personal property is the responsibility of the student. RIT and the Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science assumes no responsibility for items belonging to students. Found items may be turned in to the department office.

Pets are not allowed on the RIT campus. Seeing-eye or hearing-ear dogs are permitted to accompany their owners.

Smoking, in accordance with the County of Monroe regulations, is permitted only in designated areas on campus. There is no smoking in the buildings, except for designated areas in the College Union cafeteria and Ritskeller.

Safety rules within the Center require that all accidents and injuries be reported to the instructor in charge of the facility at the time of the accident, to the Coordinator of the degree program, and to Campus Safety.

Shoes must be worn in all classrooms and laboratories in accordance with RIT safety regulations.

Fire alarms indicate that all students, faculty and staff must vacate the building immediately. When leaving, turn off running water and electrical power and lock the area you are vacating.