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International Health: War, Hunger, & Genocide. Summer Online CourseContributed by Stewart Auyash on 04/10/15 War,Hunger, and Genocide: An International Health Perspective will be offered online during Summer Session II beginning on June 29- July 31. Attributes: (ICC) - Humanities, Liberal Arts, - Social Sciences, Themes: Power and Justice AND Quest Sustainable Future For more information, contact Stewart Auyash at auyash@ithaca.edu or 274-1312 Critical Health Issues, HLTH 20500 is a 3 credit online Summer Course offered during the two week May Session. ICC Attribute: Diversity. Social Science. Self and Society. ICC Theme: World of Systems. Please contact Stewart Auyash at auyash@ithaca.edu for more information.
Read more . . . (201 words) The College is committed to supporting employees in multiple ways. With this comes an understanding that everyone’s needs are different at different times in our lives. To help manage the various demands of work and life outside of work, you may want to consider a Flexible Work Arrangement. Read more . . . (280 words) Fingerprinting for Education Majors - Tuesday, April 21stContributed by Bonita L. Hogben on 04/10/15 The College has recently learned that the convenient fingerprinting machine that is normally brought to campus will be discontinued after this summer, and there will be a new process (likely one that requires travel, perhaps extensive travel, to a different location) for fingerprinting beginning Fall 2015. Given this knowledge, we are encouraging all our undergraduate teaching option majors to complete the fingerprinting process this semester, before these changes take place. This semester's on-campus fingerprinting opportunity will be Tuesday, April 21st. You may sign up for an appointment for your fingerprinting by visiting the Education Department office (194 Phillips Hall) and signing up for a time on the sheets posted to the glass wall outside our conference room. Just ask any one of us, and we'll help you find the right place to sign up! Consider living in a Residential Learning Community or Substance Free housing -Applications have been extended!Contributed by Ronald M. Trunzo on 04/10/15 It is not too late to apply to live in a Residential Learning Community (RLC) for fall 2015! Current students (including rising sophomores) may complete a short online application through HomerConnect by Thursday, April 23, 2015. Read more . . . (140 words) Financial Month Workshop #3: Equally Prepared - Financial Planning for the LGBT CommunityContributed by Katie Sack on 04/10/15
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Read more . . . (99 words) Study sustainable tourism in COSTA RICA in FA15! (Jan. 2016 travel dates) - Info Session: 4/16, 12:15 pmContributed by Linda Heyne on 04/10/15
Read more . . . (185 words) Final candidate for School of Business Dean, Jeff Weiss, April 14-15Contributed by Diane Gayeski on 04/10/15 The final candidate for the Dean of the School of Business, Jeff Weiss, will be on campus next Tuesday and Wednesday April 14-15. Read more . . . (205 words) Center for Faculty Excellence - Events - Don't Miss Out!Contributed by Wade Pickren on 04/10/15
Read more . . . (976 words) Lecture: Why We Can't Afford Not to Eat Organic FoodContributed by Melissa Gattine on 04/10/15
Kastel is a nationally recognized expert on food and farm policy. The Cornucopia Institute acts as an organic industry watchdog. Read more . . . (287 words) Registering Vehicles of Overnight and Weekend Guests Goes Virtual!!Contributed by Carl Cohen on 04/09/15 Register Vehicles of Overnight and Weekend Guest Just Got Easier Read more . . . (151 words) Sophomore's- We want to hear from you! Lunch is provided!Contributed by Samantha Stafford on 04/09/15
Read more . . . (90 words) Service Saturday: Volunteer Appreciation Day = Yummy Breakfast!Contributed by Don Austin on 04/09/15
Come celebrate the very last Service Saturday of the year by heading into the Ithaca community and volunteering at one of the following sites:
Read more . . . (57 words) ICIC mini-course on character development – one credit pass/failContributed by Gordon Rowland on 04/09/15 ICIC 14000 Character—Developing habits for good. How can we best serve society? By each and every day making choices that do good for others as well as ourselves. The content and development of character are explored through a series of challenging activities and assignments. Tools for examining and intentionally altering patterns of thought and action to better serve society are introduced. Pass/Fail. 1 credit. No prerequisites. LA. (F,S) Read more . . . (134 words) Run for your life (literally)! Learn 7 ways fitness fixes (almost) everything in April's issue of Student Health 101!Contributed by Nancy Reynolds on 04/09/15
Find out in SH101 and learn:
Check it out here: http://readsh101.com/ithaca.html In this month's issue, be sure to look at:
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So graduation is in a few weeks and for some of you the thought of making career decisions and taking that next step is a bit scary. This is not a time to “freak out” but rather incorporate some very active steps associated with what the next phase of your life will bring. Join us for this workshop which will offer a no-nonsense approach to your job search and beyond.
Understand the specific financial challenges facing the LGBT community, both financial and legislative and find potential solutions to address them. Also learn how to develop an estate plan — wills, trusts, power of attorney and healthcare directives.
Upon death, an estate plan legally protects and distributes property based on your wishes and the needs of your family and/or survivors with as little tax as possible.
Want to learn about sustainable tourism while traveling in Costa Rica? Take RLS 27700 Ecotourism and Natural Resource Management in FA15, Block II and travel to Costa Rica in January 2016! Info Session on Thursday, April 16, 12:15-1:00 p.m. in CHS 200. 
The Center for Faculty Excellence is pleased to announce the following events. Visit 
Mark Kastel, Senior Farm Policy Analyst
at The Cornucopia Institute, a farm policy research group based in Wisconsin, will present a talk entitled: Connecting the Dots: Climate Change, Human Health and the Economy — We Can’t Afford Not to Eat Organic Food. The speech will be held in the Park School Auditorium on the Ithaca College campus on April 14, 2015 at 7:00 p.m.
2nd year students- how was your year? Come share your experiences with the Student Leadership Institute (SLI). We will have free Pizza and Wings for all students that participate. 
It’s Service Saturday’s very special Volunteer Appreciation Day! Enjoy a delicious breakfast and chance to win a variety of gift cards at our event on April 18th.
How important is exercise to well-being, health, and lifespan? 
Seniors in the Environmental Studies and Sciences Department participate in a final-semester seminar where they explore their trajectories at Ithaca College and reflect on what in the world comes next. A brief presentation at a catered ENVS Senior Expo event gives each of them a chance to discuss a seminal research project, describe a life-altering experience from their time at IC, or reflect on an environmental issue that is of particular interest.
Jason Hamilton, natural history expert in the Environmental Studies & Sciences Department and initiator of IC’s immensely popular Environmental Sentinels course, will be teaching a Maymester course – ENVS 142 – in the art and science of tracking.