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As students, faculty, and staff begin to return to campus, we would like to remind our campus community of the importance of following public health measures whether on or off campus to reduce the transmission of the SARS-CoV-2 virus: Read more . . . (316 words) Congratulations to Maya Rodgers, graphic design student in the art department!Contributed by Ashley Bohn on 01/11/21 
Read more . . . (257 words) What do we want? Succulents! When do we want them? January 28!Contributed by Max Kasler on 01/11/21
Our weekly Al-Anon meeting, supporting friends and family members of people with addictions, are currently on pause. Meetings will resume on Wednesday, January 27th via Zoom. Stay tuned to Intercom for the Zoom login. Or you may contact the group at SouthHillAFG@gmail.com. Read more . . . (11 words) INCENTIVES for Move-In Support Volunteers! Register Now!Contributed by Samantha Elebiary on 01/10/21
We're still looking for volunteers to help support the Spring Move-In! We still have about 160 volunteer shifts that need to be filled! We are offering an INCENTIVE! Volunteers who work between 1-4 shifts will have $25 added to their ID cards, and volunteers who work 5+ shifts will have $50 added to their ID cards. Read more . . . (930 words) INCENTIVES for Move-In Support Volunteers! Register Now!Contributed by Samantha Elebiary on 01/10/21
We're still looking for volunteers to help support the Spring Move-In! We still have about 160 volunteer shifts that need to be filled! We are offering an INCENTIVE! Volunteers who work between 1-4 shifts will have $25 added to their ID cards, and volunteers who work 5+ shifts will have $50 added to their ID cards. Read more . . . (930 words)
On Dec. 17, a group of faculty met via Zoom and voted to begin the process of establishing an American Association of University Professors (AAUP) advocacy chapter here at IC. The purpose of the chapter would be to enable the faculty to advocate for itself (and, ideally, for and in concert with staff and students) as a collective body, on institutional issues that its members consider significant. Read more . . . (256 words) Sports Media Professor Dr. Ellen J. Staurowsky Presents Over Winter BreakContributed by Ellen Staurowsky on 01/10/21
Over break, Dr. Ellen J. Staurowsky, professor of sports media, was an invited panelist in the Strategic and Purposeful Athletics and Race Colloquy on the topic of What You Need to Know: Insights on Rights, Racism, and Revenues in Collegiate Sports. This program was moderated by Dr. Debby Stroman, director, Center of Sport Business Analytics, and included Dr. Lori Martin, professor, sociology and African & American Studies and Faculty Athletics Representative, Louisiana State University. Read more . . . (50 words)
We are seeking volunteers to serve as College Trained Advisors and/or Board Members for cases of sexual misconduct. Both Advisors and Board Members play a critical role in protecting student rights and enacting due process measures. College Trained Advisors are part of a pool of college employees made available, through the Title IX Office, to complainants and respondents as they go through the investigative and student conduct processes. Advisors are an invaluable supportive measure for participants of the sexual misconduct process, as they offer support, knowledge, and a helping hand throughout the process. Board Members will be called upon for Conduct Review Boards to review all evidence collected during an investigation and presented by Complainants and Respondents during the hearing. This board will present a finding based on the preponderance of evidence. Conduct Review Board members are an essential part of the decision-making process and ensure a fair and equitable experience for all involved parties throughout the duration of the hearing. Read more . . . (107 words)
We are seeking volunteers to serve as College Trained Advisors and/or Board Members for cases of sexual misconduct. Both Advisors and Board Members play a critical role in protecting student rights and enacting due process measures. College Trained Advisors are part of a pool of college employees made available, through the Title IX Office, to complainants and respondents as they go through the investigative and student conduct processes. Advisors are an invaluable supportive measure for participants of the sexual misconduct process, as they offer support, knowledge, and a helping hand throughout the process. Board Members will be called upon for Conduct Review Boards to review all evidence collected during an investigation and presented by Complainants and Respondents during the hearing. This board will present a finding based on the preponderance of evidence. Conduct Review Board members are an essential part of the decision-making process and ensure a fair and equitable experience for all involved parties throughout the duration of the hearing. Read more . . . (107 words)
We are seeking volunteers to serve as College Trained Advisors and/or Board Members for cases of sexual misconduct. Both Advisors and Board Members play a critical role in protecting student rights and enacting due process measures. College Trained Advisors are part of a pool of college employees made available, through the Title IX Office, to complainants and respondents as they go through the investigative and student conduct processes. Advisors are an invaluable supportive measure for participants of the sexual misconduct process, as they offer support, knowledge, and a helping hand throughout the process. Board Members will be called upon for Conduct Review Boards to review all evidence collected during an investigation and presented by Complainants and Respondents during the hearing. This board will present a finding based on the preponderance of evidence. Conduct Review Board members are an essential part of the decision-making process and ensure a fair and equitable experience for all involved parties throughout the duration of the hearing. Read more . . . (107 words)
We are seeking volunteers to serve as College Trained Advisors and/or Board Members for cases of sexual misconduct. Both Advisors and Board Members play a critical role in protecting student rights and enacting due process measures. College Trained Advisors are part of a pool of college employees made available, through the Title IX Office, to complainants and respondents as they go through the investigative and student conduct processes. Advisors are an invaluable supportive measure for participants of the sexual misconduct process, as they offer support, knowledge, and a helping hand throughout the process. Board Members will be called upon for Conduct Review Boards to review all evidence collected during an investigation and presented by Complainants and Respondents during the hearing. This board will present a finding based on the preponderance of evidence. Conduct Review Board members are an essential part of the decision-making process and ensure a fair and equitable experience for all involved parties throughout the duration of the hearing. Read more . . . (107 words) Call for Nominations for the Ithaca College Alumni Association Board of DirectorsContributed by Gretchen Van Valen on 01/08/21
Read more . . . (168 words) Reminder: Seeking programs for the annual Women Leaders SeriesContributed by Michele Lenhart on 01/08/21
The Office of Student Engagement will be sponsoring the annual Women Leaders Series (WLS) from March 1 - 31, 2021 and we are seeking people and groups to collaborate with for this event. The WLS is a set of presentations, performances, or programs for students to attend, all focused on the topic of women and leadership. This year, the theme of the WLS is Essential Women in Our Lives. The 2021 theme will celebrate women who are in career fields that have been recognized as essential during the pandemic as well as other definitions of essential. Read more . . . (168 words)
Two math majors presented their research from Summer 2020 Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) programs at the Joint Mathematics Meetings of the American Mathematical Society and the Math Association of America on January 7, 2021. Read more . . . (60 words) School of Music Professor Publishes New Book On Popular Music EducationContributed by Sara Jacobs on 01/08/21
By providing culturally responsive and learner-centered opportunities through popular music education, the authors hope to create inclusive and creative music-making experiences for all students.
Read more . . . (1 words) 2021 Student Spring Semester Parking Permits Now Available to Order OnlineContributed by Amy Shippos on 01/08/21
Student parking permits for the spring 2021 semester are available to be ordered online only now. Read more . . . (98 words) |
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Maya recently won a poster contest and her work will be on display at Poster House, a museum in NYC dedicated to posters, in conjunction with the Swiss Consulate of New York City to complement their current exhibit on the Swiss Grid!
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Submitted on behalf of the Office of Energy Management & Sustainability
Submitted on behalf of the Office of Energy Management & Sustainability
The Ithaca College Alumni Association Board of Directors is accepting 
Matthew Clauhs, an Assistant Professor of Music Education, recently published a book with Routledge titled "Popular Music Pedagogies: A Practical Guide for Music Teachers." The book provides a foundation for playing and teaching a variety of instruments associated with popular music and examines relevant technologies.