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Tired Tropes and Stale Stereotypes: LGBTQ representation in media and arts panel Fri. Feb 26Contributed by Luca Maurer on 02/25/21 
Read more . . . (75 words) Current and former Biochemistry and Chemistry students publish a paper with faculty mentor Scott UlrichContributed by Scott Ulrich on 02/25/21
Current and former Biochemistry and Chemistry students along with faculty mentor Scott Ulrich published a paper titled “Design, Synthesis, and Evaluation of Transition-State Analogs as Inhibitors of the Bacterial Quorum Sensing Autoinducer Synthase CepI” in the journal Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry Letters. The paper describes the discovery of drug-like molecules that interfere with a signaling system used by bacteria to coordinate group behaviors. These behaviors include virulence in some bacteria that are human pathogens, so this signaling system is an antibacterial drug target. The students showed that their molecules inhibit the signal-producing enzyme, and they are investigating the effects the molecules have on the bacterial behaviors the signal controls. The paper can be found here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bmcl.2021.127873
Sean Linfors is this week’s guest on Fine Artists at Five.Contributed by Gordon Rowland on 02/24/21
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 oboist and choral educator, conductor and clinician Sean Linfors. To gain the Zoom link, send a message to Gordon Rowland (rowland@ithaca.edu). Read more . . . (103 words)
Join Eileen Roth for a training around addressing COVID-19 concerns on-campus. Learn about how you can address COVID-19 concerns with students, staff and faculty on-campus. Read more . . . (113 words)
Join Eileen Roth for a training around addressing COVID-19 concerns on-campus. Learn about how you can address COVID-19 concerns with students, staff and faculty on-campus. Read more . . . (121 words) Tired Tropes and Stale Stereotypes: LGBTQ representation in media and arts panel Fri. Feb 26Contributed by Luca Maurer on 02/24/21
LGBTQ representation in media and the arts: why is it important? Panelists Ashton Muñiz '14, Jessie Earl '14, Isabel Galupo '14, Calvin Kasulke '13 and Stephen Tropiano '84 and director of IC's LA Program, will share their perspectives on the industry, across media and arts genres, and across orientations and identities. We'll use the springboard of the documentary Disclosure as a jumping off point. We recommend viewing Disclosure prior to this event, but it is not required in order to participate. Link to register is available here. Read more . . . (26 words)
Join Eileen Roth for a training around addressing COVID-19 concerns on-campus. Learn about how you can address COVID-19 concerns with students, staff and faculty on-campus. Read more . . . (114 words) Every Brilliant Thing, directed by Wendy Dann, Associate Professor in Theatre Arts, streams at the Kitchen TheatreContributed by Sherri Dunham on 02/24/21
Wendy Dann's 2017 production of Every Brilliant Thing, by Duncan Macmillan, starring local actor Karl Gregory, will be streaming at the Kitchen Theatre Company's website from February 18-25. Read more . . . (64 words)
Assistant Professor Juan Arroyo recently published a book review for the Institute for European Union Studies at SUNY. Dr. Arroyo uses the book in his courses on the European Union, and draws from that experience in this critical analysis of the book. Book Review of Nugent, N. The Government and Politics of the European Union, 8th edn, Macmillan Higher Education/Red Globe Press, 2017. (Juan Arroyo, February 23, 2021) The review can be found here: https://ieuss.multistg.buffalostate.edu/2021 Professor Arroyo is one of the many faculty affected by APP faculty firings.
Dear Ithaca College Community, Today marks a milestone on a journey that began three years ago when this community started building our strategic plan, Ithaca Forever. Nine institutional goals comprise this plan, one of which is to “determine and maintain an appropriate and sustainable size for our programs and structures, and the associated resources, at every level of the institution.” Read more . . . (1386 words) REGISTER NOW: 1 Credit Spring Mini-Course during Block II - FLEFF FESTIVALS (GCOM 12000-01)Contributed by Rachel Schaff on 02/24/21
Read more . . . (150 words) Summer 2021 Course Registration for Continuing Undergraduate StudentsContributed by Vikki Levine on 02/24/21
Summer 2021 course registration is open in HomerConnect. For summer registration, RACs are not required. SUMMER SESSIONS CALENDAR May Session • May 17 – 28, 2021 • Add deadline May 17 • Drop deadline May 19 Summer Session I • June 1 –July 2, 2021 • Add deadline June 2 • Drop deadline June 3 Summer Session II • July 5–August 6, 2021 • Add deadline July 6 • Drop deadline July 7 Read more . . . (271 words)
Ever wondered about entropy and complexity? Come to a talk by Andrew Dykstra from Hamilton College at 4pm on Monday, March 1, Zoom link. Read more . . . (169 words) Six Black Male Alums Speak about Survival at IC and Success ThereafterContributed by Yolanda Clarke on 02/24/21
Sponsored by the School of Health Sciences and Human Performance Department of Health Promotion and Physical Education ***************************************************************************************** Register in advance for this meeting: https://ithaca.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMudeivqTgpGdWflwtRg3YRuUke2KslUkwg After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. Read more . . . (168 words) Reminder: Mindfulness Lite and Calm/Safe Place Lecture 2/25 at NoonContributed by Zackary Griswold on 02/24/21
The Ithaca College Gerontology Institute in collaboration with the Finger Lakes Geriatric Education Center is pleased to announce the next speakers in our Stress Resilience in a Pandemic Series. Read more . . . (40 words) Join a workshop with PLEN and the WMN to learn to ask for what you need!Contributed by Samantha Elebiary on 02/23/21
The Women's Mentoring Network (WMN) has partnered with Public Leadership Education Network (PLEN) to invite Career Management Consultant and Executive Coach Shelby Olson to present on "Asking For What You Deserve". Read more . . . (126 words) Now Accepting Recommendations for the BOLD Women's Leadership Network!Contributed by Samantha Elebiary on 02/23/21
Do you know a woman or female-identified student leader currently in their sophomore year at Ithaca College? Please consider submitting a recommendation form to encourage them to apply for the BOLD Women's Leadership Network! Read more . . . (506 words) Now Accepting Recommendations for the BOLD Women's Leadership Network!Contributed by Samantha Elebiary on 02/23/21
Do you know a woman or female-identified student leader currently in their sophomore year at Ithaca College? Please consider submitting a recommendation form to encourage them to apply for the BOLD Women's Leadership Network! Read more . . . (506 words)
Given that the College officially Delayed Opening on Tuesday February 16, 2021, until 10:00 a.m. due to a weather emergency, we offer the following information to assist employees and supervisors in completing and approving online timecards. The official announcement came just after 6:00 am, so that is the start time for the delay. Read more . . . (593 words) |
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LGBTQ representation in media and the arts: why is it important? How does it impact LGBTQ and non-LGBTQ professionals? How does it impact everyone who takes in media and the arts?
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