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Spring into Spring! Special Menus Available Sunday at Campus Center and Terrace Dining HallsContributed by Rachel O'Campo on 04/01/15
The chefs at Campus Center Dining Hall will dish up dinner from 4:30 until 6:30 PM. Here’s what they’re cooking up: Pineapple Glazed Ham Vegetable Paella Candied Sweet Potatoes Loaded Baked Potato Bar w/ a variety of toppings Corn Peas Cornbread Coconut Cake Apple Pie The culinary crew at Terrace Dining Hall will serve up dinner from 5:00 – 8:00 PM. Here’s what’s on the menu: Carved Ham Grilled Kielbasa Chicken Tagine Pierogies Scalloped Potatoes Braised Red Cabbage Sautéed Zucchini Vegetarian Stuffed Portobello Buffalo Chicken Pizza Pulled Pork
Read more . . . (20 words) Studying abroad this summer or fall? Mandatory orientations coming up soon!Contributed by Rachel Gould on 04/01/15
Read more . . . (232 words) Humorous Writing (WRTG 33400) to be taught online in Summer Session Block IContributed by Nick Kowalczyk on 04/01/15 The Writing Department is offering its 300-level Humorous Writing course online during Block I of the Summer Session (May 26-June 26). Enrolled students will study the use of humor in fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry, in addition to generating their own humorous writing using prompts that focus on parody, satire, dark comedy, and surrealism. Workshops of student writing will take place on the course website. Responses to selected readings also will be posted to the course website.
Humorous Writing (WRTG 33400) to be taught online in Block I Summer SessionContributed by Nick Kowalczyk on 04/01/15 The Writing Department is offering its 300-level Humorous Writing course online during Block I of the Summer Session (May 26-June 26). Enrolled students will study the use of humor in fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry, in addition to generating their own humorous writing using prompts that focus on parody, satire, dark comedy, and surrealism. Workshops of student writing will take place on the course website. Responses to selected readings also will be posted to the course website.
Fire and Emergency Evacuation Drills Happening around CampusContributed by Charlie Sherman on 04/01/15
Ithaca College Environmental Health and Safety personnel will once again be conducting fire and evacuation drills for all campus owned and occupied buildings.
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Bring your friends to participate in the Jewish childhood tradition of finding the afikommen (matzah), throughout the Ithaca Commons! Partnered with IthaCash, Matzah will be hidden all throughout the commons, along with a coffeehouse extravaganza back at the chapel.
Please join the TELE Collaborative as we host opportunities to visit and discuss learning space design across the Ithaca College campus throughout the spring. We will explore the innovation of the physical environment and discuss the impact that learning space design can have on teaching, student engagement and learning. The goal is to solicit ideas from faculty users and multiple units on campus as collaborative stakeholders. We intend to seek advice and recommendations for future classroom renovation and upgrades. TELE Collaborative: LEARNING SPACE DESIGN SERIES [Fridays 3:45-5:00] Read more . . . (324 words)
Read more . . . (155 words) The next No Pressure Blood Pressure will be held on Wednesday, April 1. Read more . . . (216 words) Two Environmental Studies Summer Courses You Shouldn’t Miss!Contributed by Carol Hansen on 03/31/15
Read more . . . (61 words) Susan Allen-Gil Awarded Research Grant to Investigate the Impacts of Effluents from College Campuses on Cayuga Lake Water QualityContributed by Carol Hansen on 03/31/15
Susan-Allen Gil (ENVS) was recently awarded a NYS Water Resources Institute grant for her research into unregulated pharmacological pollutants entering Cayuga Lake. She will be working with Cornell University’s Jose Luis Lozano to assess the impact the unusually high concentration of college-aged students in the Ithaca area have on local lake water quality, given their potentially high use of prescription meds such as antidepressants and birth control drugs, which are currently unregulated and so are not removed through the wastewater treatment process. What do $50 Wegmans, $20 Wings Over Ithaca, and $30 Nines Pizza gift cards all have in common?Contributed by Jaclyn Cheri on 03/31/15 They are all prizes that YOU could win at the Dance-A-Thon this Friday! Sign up a team to dance at the Dance-A-Thon this Friday from 7-10pm in Emerson Suites. At the event, there will be prizes to raffle off, as well as performances by Premium Blend, On the Floor, IC Unbound, and music by DJ Latimer. There will also be a free salsa dance lesson! Grab some friends and sign up today at our table in Campus Center! All of the proceeds go to the Advocacy Center in Ithaca. Read more . . . (23 words)
Positions include: Managing Editor Applications are available at the reception desk in the Roy H. Park School of Communications dean’s office. Completed forms, accompanied by a resume, should be returned to the dean’s office by noon Thursday, April 2, for all positions. Students from all majors are welcome and encouraged to apply. Please address any questions, to Michael Serino, Ithacan adviser, at serino@ithaca.edu. RSVP Now - Rainbow Reception for LGBTQA Graduating Seniors and Grad StudentsContributed by Luca Maurer on 03/31/15
Read more . . . (161 words) Ithacan Again Named Best College Newspaper in New York StateContributed by Michael Serino on 03/31/15
The award is for work produced during the calendar year 2014 (Megan Devlin ’14, spring editor-in-chief; Jack Curran ’15, fall editor in chief). Read more . . . (91 words) Submitted on behalf of Mark Coldren, AVP for Human Resources The Online Performance Review process for 2014-15 will be available for staff beginning April 1. All staff members can access the self-assessment form through Employee Self-Service in Parnassus. The main enhancement to the process will be the addition of 11 core competency areas for comments and feedback. Staff will be able to provide examples of how they demonstrate mastery of these core areas. Supervisors will be able to provide feedback and overall ratings by initiating the performance review through Manager Self-Service for the following competencies:
Read more . . . (61 words) IC Arts Ink Presents: An Eggcellent Easter Egg Decorating!!Contributed by Melanie Chu on 03/31/15 Easter is this Sunday and IC Arts Ink is celebrating by decorating easter eggs!! So come to Williams 222 this Thursday, April 2nd, at 7pm to color, dye and pimp your egg to your heart's content. You can take them home and have your own easter egg hunt, give them to friends, cherish them forever, the possibilities are endless!! Read more . . . (57 words) SLI: Documentary "City of Borders" - Screening - Wed, Apr 1, Textor 102, 7pmContributed by Igor Khokhlov on 03/31/15
Read more . . . (160 words) Looking for a fun way to volunteer? Want to skip the lines at IC Kicks Back? Then volunteer at IC Kicks back on May 1, from 2pm-6pm.
You can volunteer in a variety of ways: · Maintaining lines for the inflatables and photo booths · Checking IDs · Taking photos of the event · Line control A FREE IC Kicks Back T-shirt will be included! If you are interested please fill out this survey by April 19. If you have any questions please tradley@ithaca.edu
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Dining Services is offering special Springtime Menus in Campus Center and Terrace Dining Halls on Easter Sunday.
If you will be studying abroad in the summer or fall of 2015 on ANY affiliated, non-affiliated, or exchange program (NOT the London Center), you must attend one or two study abroad orientations, as well as meet with an adviser in the Office of International Programs (OIP) to go over required Ithaca College paperwork. 
Exercise and Sport Science students Caitlin Boreyko, Cait Finn, Margret McConnell, and Jessica Wood all presented research they conducted at the North Atlantic Sport Psychology Conference. Dr. Miranda Kaye (ESS) presented as well.
Find the Afi-Commons!
This week's focus: SPACE FLEXIBILITY
The Office of Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs will again be accepting applications for two major service awards this year:
In May, Jason Hamilton will be teaching ENVS 142-The Art and Science of Tracking, a 3-credit field-based course combining modern ecology with the skills and knowledge-base of the traditional animal tracker. Come learn how to read the landscape and behavior of animals via topics including natural history, clear print track ID, track aging, and gait analysis.
Applications for paid positions on The Ithacan’s editorial board for Fall 2015 are still available. 
The thirteenth annual Rainbow Reception will be held on Friday, April 24. The Rainbow Reception is a celebration of Ithaca College's graduating lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual, and allied seniors and graduate students. Reservations are required. 
The Ithacan has once again been named the Best College Newspaper in New York State by the New York Press Association. The award, the NYPA’s top collegiate honor, was announced March 28 at the organization’s annual convention at the Gideon Putnam Hotel in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Ithacan Editor-in-Chief Jack Curran ’15, Managing Editor Kira Maddox ’16, Assistant Life & Culture Editor Mary Ford ’17, Multimedia Editor Alexis Forde ’17 and Chief Copy Editor Rachel Wolfgang ’17 attended the convention and accepted the award on behalf of the paper.
Join us for the second night of Israel Film Festival at Ithaca College. We will be showing a very controversial film about gay Israeli and Palestinian men living in Jerusalem.