NTID Co-op and Career Center - NCCC

NTID Co-op and Career Center - NCCC We're in LBJ, 2nd Floor. Our lobby is room number 2808!

NCCC assists deaf and hard-of-hearing students, graduating students and alumni with their job search and works with employers to facilitate hiring of highly qualified co-op students and graduates.

09/09/2026

October 7, 2026 - Save the Date!

NCCC is celebrating 25 years of connecting talented deaf and hard-of-hearing students and alumni with employers!

As we look ahead to the NTID Career Fair on October 7, 2026, take a look back at our highlights from last year's event. All RIT/NTID deaf and hard-of-hearing students and alumni are welcome to participate.

Want to pre-register? Do this:

>>>Head to rit-csm.symplicity.com
>>>Navigate to Events > Type > Career Fairs
>>>Select NTID Career Fair
>>>Click “Attend” to lock in your pre-registration!

Start prepping those resumes!

[video description: Highlights from the 2025 NTID Career Fair featuring a bustling LBJ Dyer hall packed with students, alumni, and top employers. Footage shows lively interactions at company booths, conversations in American Sign Language, designated spaces with sign language interpreters, various anecdotes from employers and students, and candidates handing out resumes to recruiters.]

Update your professional profile with a new headshot!Join the NTID Co-op and Career Center for a 10-minute photo session...
09/08/2026

Update your professional profile with a new headshot!

Join the NTID Co-op and Career Center for a 10-minute photo session on Friday, September 18, in Photo Studio A, LBJ 2720.

Register at rit.edu/go/photoshoot

Professional business attire is required for your headshot session.



[Flyer advertising a LinkedIn Photoshoot hosted by the RIT NTID Co-op and Career Center on Friday, September 18, from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. in Photo Studio A, LBJ 2720. The flyer notes that professional business attire is required and features headshots of three smiling young adults alongside a QR code to register.]

09/04/2026

Congratulations to Flavio Medina on securing a co-op position as a Software Developer at IBM! Flavio is majoring in Computing and Information Technologies with a minor in Cybersecurity Risk Management. We are proud to highlight his achievement and celebrate his success in the tech industry.

Connect with us and read more student stories at: rit.edu/ntid/nccc-success-stories



[Graphic titled "Success Story" featuring Flavio Medina, a Computing and Information Technologies major who secured a co-op as a Software Developer at IBM. The post displays his photo, major, hometown, and a quote about how RIT/NTID prepared him for his career.]

Did you know the federal government actively recruits students and alumni with disabilities for paid internships and job...
08/21/2026

Did you know the federal government actively recruits students and alumni with disabilities for paid internships and jobs?

The Workforce Recruitment Program (WRP) makes it easy to put your resume in front of federal hiring managers.

- Who is eligible? Current undergraduate/graduate students & recent grads (April 2024–present) who are U.S. citizens eligible for Schedule A.

- Deadline: October 4, 2026

- How to start: Register at WRP.gov or email Pamela Christopher ([email protected])!

[Image description: A promotional flyer for the Workforce Recruitment Program (WRP) with a solid blue background, white and dark blue text, and three overlapping photograph frames on the right side. On the top left, two men sitting at a wooden desk in an office setting reviewing paperwork together. Below the top left photo, is a smiling Black woman with long dark hair, wearing a patterned top, posed in front of a whiteboard with colored drawings. Bottom left, a smiling white woman with medium-length brown hair, wearing a dark suit jacket and lanyard, using a motorized wheelchair outdoors near a stone building. Logos for RIT National Technical Institute for the Deaf Co-op and Career Center, alongside the official Workforce Recruitment Program (WRP) logo featuring a green and blue checkmark graphic. Text encouraging students or recent graduates with a disability to register and apply to WRP.gov]

Congratulations to Industrial Design student Yuejia Luo on completing a co-op with WHOOP! We are proud to highlight how ...
08/10/2026

Congratulations to Industrial Design student Yuejia Luo on completing a co-op with WHOOP! We are proud to highlight how Yuejia and the WHOOP team worked together to create an inclusive work environment.

Connect with us to read more inspiring student experiences at rit.edu/ntid/nccc-success-stories.



[Image Description: A graphic from the RIT National Technical Institute for the Deaf Co-op and Career Center featuring a student named Yuejia Luo, an Industrial Design BFA major from Beijing, China. On the right, a photograph shows Yuejia wearing glasses and a graphic t-shirt with arms crossed, smiling at the camera. Text on the left highlights her experience as an Industrial design co-op at WHOOP, featuring the WHOOP logo and a quote where Yuejia shares how her employer collaborated with her to provide accommodations and build an inclusive environment. At the bottom, text prompts viewers to visit rit.edu/ntid/nccc-success-stories.]

Regina and Erica are representing the NTID Co-op and Career Center at the 2026 Disability:IN conference in Dallas, Texas...
07/28/2026

Regina and Erica are representing the NTID Co-op and Career Center at the 2026 Disability:IN conference in Dallas, Texas.

Stop by our booth today to connect with our team and pick up our new promotional swag.

Connect with us to learn more about partnering with our talented students and graduates: rit.edu/ntid/nccc



[Image Description: Regina and Erica wearing cowboy hats and standing in front of an "Are You IN? 2026 Disability:IN Conference" photo backdrop next to large green and blue cactus decorations.]

John Macko and Miranda Harms recently traveled to Denver, Colorado, to attend the NACE 2026 Annual Conference & Expo.It ...
07/10/2026

John Macko and Miranda Harms recently traveled to Denver, Colorado, to attend the NACE 2026 Annual Conference & Expo.

It was an incredibly eventful few days packed with sessions on the future of careers, recruiting, and student success. Beyond the learning opportunities, John and Miranda had a fantastic time connecting, building new partnerships, and networking with professionals from across the country!



[Image Description: An indoor photograph of John Macko and Miranda Harms smiling as they pose together in front of a large event backdrop at the NACE 2026 conference.
The backdrop features a deep teal or dark green background covered in a subtle pattern of overlapping pine trees. Large white and yellow text across the middle reads "nace26 conference + expo".
On the left: John is wearing glasses, a light blue checkered button-down shirt, khaki pants, and brown leather shoes. He has his hands clasped in front of him and is wearing a conference lanyard with a visible name tag.
On the right: Miranda is wearing a dark pinstripe blazer over a patterned red-and-black top, black dress pants, and black shoes. She stands with her hands neatly clasped in front of her.]

Meet Max Gonzaga, a Mechatronics Engineering Technology major who recently completed a successful New Product Introducti...
07/06/2026

Meet Max Gonzaga, a Mechatronics Engineering Technology major who recently completed a successful New Product Introduction co-op at GE Aerospace. In this role, Max was able to apply his specialized skills to real-world projects, gaining invaluable hands-on experience and advancing his technical expertise in the aerospace industry.

Max's experience at GE Aerospace highlights the importance of accessible and inclusive workplaces. As Max notes, working alongside deaf and hard-of-hearing professionals is seamless and effective when proper accommodations are established. By promoting an equitable environment, employers ensure that top-tier talent can reach their full potential.

Find more of our success stories at rit.edu/ntid/nccc-success-stories



[Image Description: A success story poster featuring a photo of Max Gonzaga, a student at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Max is smiling, wearing a blue checkered button-down shirt and dark pants, and standing in front of a large industrial engine component with an American flag in the background. The poster highlights Max's major (Mechatronics Engineering Technology), hometown (Pleasantville, New York), and co-op/internship experience (New Product Introduction Co-op at GE Aerospace).]

Some of our NCCC staff are traveling this summer!Miranda Harms and John Macko had a great meeting and a tour yesterday w...
07/02/2026

Some of our NCCC staff are traveling this summer!

Miranda Harms and John Macko had a great meeting and a tour yesterday with David Accordino at Primus Aerospace in Lakewood, CO. We discussed a successful RIT/NTID co-op experience and future opportunities to work together.

NCCC is very excited about the possibilities ahead.

[Image Description: An indoor photograph of three people smiling and posing in a modern office lobby or reception area.

In the center background, a textured grey faux-wood accent wall features the corporate logo "Primus aerospace", with "Primus" in metallic silver lettering and "aerospace" in bold blue. A modern, multi-bulb spherical chandelier hangs from the ceiling in front of the wall.

The three individuals are positioned across the room:

On the left: A man with glasses, wearing a light blue button-down shirt, khaki pants, and brown shoes, stands next to a white tufted leather sofa. In the center: A woman wearing a dark pinstripe blazer over a patterned red-and-black top leans forward slightly with her hands resting near a glass-top coffee table. The table sits on a small grey area rug and holds a few magazines and a small potted plant. On the right: A man wearing a mauve polo shirt, khaki pants, and brown shoes stands with his hands in his pockets next to two black leather armchairs and a small side table.]

Last Thursday, a group of 13 engineering students (AAS and BS) traveled to General Dynamics Bath Iron Works in Maine for...
05/14/2026

Last Thursday, a group of 13 engineering students (AAS and BS) traveled to General Dynamics Bath Iron Works in Maine for a behind-the-scenes tour. Led by Dr. Merrill, DJ Monahan, Trisha Gard-Thompson, Kit Kenyon, and Miranda Harms, this visit was all about connecting Deaf and hard-of-hearing students with impactful career opportunities in the Navy.

The day included an informative session with the Trade Training Program Manager and current deaf and hard-of-hearing employees. Students gained firsthand insight into the industry, and how deaf and hard-of-hearing employees navigate employment at General Dynamics Bath Iron Works.

A huge thank you to RIT/NTID alumnus Matthew Callahan for his instrumental role in making this experience possible for the next generation of engineers!



[Image Description:
A wide group photo of 22 people, including faculty and engineering students, posing on an outdoor rooftop patio at Bath Iron Works. Many individuals are wearing white or blue hard hats and safety glasses. They are dressed in a mix of professional and casual attire. In the background, two massive industrial shipyard cranes—one bright blue and one white with red stripes—tower over the group under a cloudy sky. The white crane features the "BIW" logo. In the foreground, white patio tables and black chairs are visible on the tiled deck.]

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52 Lomb Memorial Drive (LBJ, 60/2802)
Rochester, NY
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