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TODAY - Music as an Instrument of Violence Against Black Girls on YouTube (or Twerking at the Intersection)Contributed by Peter Silberman on 04/08/21 
Zoom registration link: ithaca.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEvdemsrT4iGdJrloZWXl2ChjDrxHjQJw9U or contact psilberman@ithaca.edu Read more . . . (263 words) Announcing the 2021 Peggy Ryan Williams Award for Academic and Community Leadership Winners!Contributed by Jess Shapiro on 04/08/21
The Office of Student Engagement would like to congratulate the following junior and senior students who were selected to receive the Peggy Ryan Williams Award for Academic and Community Leadership this year. The award is given to students who excel academically, perform service to the College community and nation, and represent an exemplary level of accomplishment. They will be recognized on the OSE website and with a special virtual recognition opportunity to be shared later this month. Please join us in congratulating these students! Read more . . . (543 words) Campus tours available beginning April 10 - accepted students, by invitation onlyContributed by News on 04/08/21
We’re excited to announce that beginning April 10 and by invitation only, we’ll be able to welcome accepted students to campus on a limited basis. Please be aware that we are prioritizing accepted students who have not visited campus previously. We regret that we are unable to accommodate every accepted student and family member who may wish to visit; we will extend additional invitations to visit as capacity permits. Read more . . . (422 words)
National Public Radio has awarded Television-Radio Senior Students Chris Ashe, Gavin Berger, and Leah Ettinger, an “Honorable Mention” award for the History of Famous Phrases episode of their podcast, This Strange World. Read more . . . (79 words) Need an ICC Diversity Elective? Take Understanding Disability this Summer!Contributed by Jessie Kanowitz Tonjes on 04/08/21
The Recreation and Leisure Studies Department is offering the UNDERSTANDING DISABILITY course (RLS 12500) during both Summer sessions. Read more . . . (154 words) Take Introduction to Therapeutic Recreation this Fall!Contributed by Jessie Kanowitz Tonjes on 04/08/21
A great course no matter what field you are in - hands on with great experience activities and interactions with professionals! Take Introduction to Therapeutic Recreation, provided by the Department of Recreation & Leisure Studies this Fall! Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:50-12:05! Read more . . . (78 words) THE FACES OF PREVENTION, April 30th @ 12PM | Sexual Assault Awareness Month ProgrammingContributed by Omar Stoute on 04/08/21
From state police to student activists this panel features a wide array of violence prevention specialists who will give audience members a peak at the behind the scenes work of Sexual Violence Prevention.
GOOD GIRLS DON'T TELL, April 29th @ 6:00 PM | Sexual Assault Awareness Month ProgrammingContributed by Omar Stoute on 04/08/21
Join us virtually for a live viewing, Q+A, and group discussion with the mind behind the "Good Girls Don't Tell" documentary, our very own Jen Huemmer, Assistant Professor, Strategic Communications. Bring your roommates and join us for this YouTube Live event.!
Join Geselle Dominguez of the Center for IDEAS in discussion around the stigma and myths surrounding masturbation and sex toys, and exploring the ways self-sex talk can impact our lives.
Covid-19 has impacted our community in many ways. We are all coping with escalating stressors, isolation, grief, and disconnection from regular sources of support and stability. A particular concern during this time is for students who may be social distancing in a home, apartment, or dorm with an abusive partner or caregiver. This creates additional concerns about safety and resources while survivors are isolated from school, work, and other sources of connection and support. Join the Advocacy Center for an online conversation about:
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BRINGING IN THE BYSTANDER, April 19th @ 12:00 PM | Sexual Assault Awareness Month ProgrammingContributed by Omar Stoute on 04/08/21
Bringing in the Bystander (BITB) teaches bystanders how to safely intervene in situations where an incident may be occurring or where there may be a risk of sexual or relationship violence. This program uses a community of responsibility approach through a well-researched and tailored training program.
Join the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management on April 1 and April 21 to learn about the Rave Guardian App. Rave Guardian App is a centralized application that provides Ithaca College community members with a number of on-campus and off-campus support services and resources. This application features push notifications to provide timely notice to community members in the event of an emergency, critical incident, and changes to institutional operation. During the training, you will learn the in’s and out’s of how to operate the Rave Guardian App. Read more . . . (7 words)
Keep your financial goals on track with TIAA’s live webinars. Reserve your spot today at tiaa.org/webinars. Read more . . . (245 words)
Contributed on behalf of Kevin Perry, Associate Director of New Student & Transition Programs. The Office of New Student & Transition Programs and the Orientation Advisory Committee (OAC) are excited to share several important updates with the campus community regarding the 2021 Orientation Programs. Read more . . . (228 words)
New fall students, deferred students, transfer students and new graduate students: Information regarding registration will be provided early summer. Announcements can be found on the Orientation website. Continuing Students, Students Returning from a Leave, Graduate Students: The fall 2021 course schedule will be available for view on HomerConnect and Degree Works beginning Tuesday, March 30th at noon. (Please note this date changed due to the campus closure on Monday, March 29th.) Read more . . . (634 words)
The Center for Faculty Excellence is pleased to host Ithaca College Community Artists each Friday at 5pm. In a mere 15-20 minutes, learn what our community brings to the arts, and the invariable ways art invigorates our lives. This week’s guest is Andy Watts. Read more . . . (97 words) CLOSING SOON! do it (home): at the Handwerker Gallery through April 9Contributed by Mara Baldwin on 04/07/21
Read more . . . (431 words) CLOSING SOON!: A Closer Look: at the Handwerker Gallery through April 9Contributed by Mara Baldwin on 04/07/21
Read more . . . (234 words) Our Vibrant Residential Community: Anticipating Fall 2021 at Ithaca CollegeContributed by News on 04/07/21
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The Ithaca Music Forum will present a Zoom lecture by ethnomusicologist Dr. Kyra Gaunt of the University at Albany, SUNY, entitled "Music as an Instrument of Violence Against Black Girls on YouTube (or Twerking at the Intersection)." This talk will take place today, Friday, April 9, at 5 pm. See below for the Zoom registration link.
Our current exhibitions will close this Friday! During Spring 2021 exhibitions are only open to the Ithaca College campus community (students, staff, and faculty). A virtual gallery is available through a link on the gallery website.
Our current exhibitions will close this Friday! During Spring 2021 exhibitions are only open to the Ithaca College campus community (students, staff, and faculty). A virtual gallery is available through a link on the gallery website.