Rangoon University used to have Social and Reading Clubs. With the move to Gyogone Campus, the Faculty of Engineering became known as Burma Institute of Technology (BIT). Saya U San Tun (M59) provided a photo of the BIT Social and Reading Club (1962 -63).
by U Wynn Htain Oo (M72)
NorCal RITAA awards NorCal RITAA provided financial support for seven YTU students. Four were given $1000 each. Three were given $500 each. Volunteers for Selection Several RITAA members volunteered to interview the applicants and proposed a short list to NorCal RITAA for the awards. Eight members of the […]
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Saya Dr. Maung Maung Kha (Interim Dean) asked U Ba Than to help with the Engineering Library. Sayama Daw Myint Myint Khin was Assistant Librarian at the Faculty of Social Science Library. She became Librarian at the Rangoon Institute of Technology. The Library was located on the Ground […]
by Kogyi Koung (Saya Dr. Koung Nyunt, A67) First Song It was one afternoon in the early May of 1963. Someone was singing a prewar semi-classic song from the second floor of RIT main building. In 1963, RIT buildings were relatively new and that semi-classic song caused a […]
U Kyaw San provided food for the Meeting on 23rd August, 2018. U Kyaw Hlaing served coffee.
by U Zaw Min Nawaday (EP70) and U Ohn Khine (M70) The first year students were divided into four sections : A,B,C and D. The majority of students of Sections A and B had passed matriculation with pure science subjects. Most of the students of Sections C & […]
by U Zaw Min Nawaday (EP70) and U Ohn Khine (M70) We were not as excited as we had been in our first year at RIT when the second year started. The novelty of attending college for the first time in our lives had worn off a bit. […]
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