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Read more . . . (104 words) Please join the Office of Legal Affairs in extending best wishes to Traevena at a reception on Tuesday, March 17th from 4:00p.m.– 6:00p.m. in the Klingenstein Lounge. Read more . . . (68 words)
Read more . . . (325 words) Friday is the Deadline to Nominate a Rising Senior (Class of 2016)Contributed by Alyssa Cooper on 03/15/15
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Read more . . . (75 words) It's Not Too Late to Sign Up…. Calling All Staff…. Commencement 2015 Festivities are right around the corner….Contributed by Suzanne Smith on 03/14/15 We Need Your Help! Help our Students Have a Great Commencement Weekend! Read more . . . (384 words)
Read more . . . (185 words) Parking Closure Information for Ed Tech Day (Wednesday 3/18 and Thursday 3/19)Contributed by Andrew Kosinuk on 03/13/15 On Thursday, March 19th, the College will be holding its 25th Educational Technology Day. This exciting event attracts over 800 visitors to our campus to explore new technologies and learn more about how technology can be used both in and out of the classroom. We are asking that students, staff, and faculty please be aware of the parking impact of Ed Tech Day on both the event date and the preceding Wednesday, as described below. Read more . . . (229 words) Free Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus for Personal Devices!Contributed by Karen Compton on 03/13/15 Office 365 ProPlus is now available to all current students, staff, and faculty as a FREE subscription license for personal devices. Read more . . . (152 words) ITS commonly receives reports of email scams circulating on campus. We thought it would be helpful to share one of these messages to point out and explain the "red flags", designated as "(RF #)" in the message below. Read more . . . (166 words)
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Read more . . . (102 words) Want to work in Ithaca summer 2015? New IC summer position available.Contributed by Jennifer Wofford on 03/12/15 The Office of Extended Studies is seeking a Student Programs Assistant to support our summer programs and office operations for 10-20 hours per week during the SPRING semester, continuing on a full-time basis during the SUMMER months. On campus summer housing is available. Read more . . . (82 words) Read "Thrifty Threads: How students dress well and spend less" in March's issue of Student Health 101!Contributed by Nancy Reynolds on 03/12/15
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Read more . . . (181 words) We are looking for infants who are 5 month old, weighing less than 30 lbs., have not yet started to crawl on hands and knees and are developing typically. Your child can help us in our work to study the effect of using (or not) a robot to move around and play with toys on cognitive development. Our long-term goal is to assist infants with disabilities explore their environment in ways that would otherwise be unavailable to them. Your infant will be randomly assigned to either group a) using the robot, or group b) not using the robot; in both groups, infants will play with toys for 12 sessions over no more than 8 weeks. Each play session will be 20 minutes long and will take place in Williams Hall on the Ithaca College campus.
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Claim a plot at the Circles Community Garden for the summer! The Circles Community Garden is available for all Ithaca College community members. There are 30 plots waiting to be claimed! These will be doled out on a first-come-first-serve basis, so act quickly! (students may receive priority if we receive high volumes of requests) Basic supplies will be available at the front desk of the Circles Community Building weekly from 12 PM - 6 PM. Head to the front desk of the Circles Community Building to sign up! Look over the Working Agreement next to the sign-up to make sure that the commitment is right for you. For more information or general questions e-mail the Circles Office at circles@ithaca.edu. Everyone needs a little motivation now and again! Read more . . . (13 words)
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Information Technology Services (ITS) is hiring for the Fall 2015! ITS employs around 100 student staff in 11 technology related fields. Come to an information session to learn more and to 
Ithaca College’s 25th annual Educational Technology Day will be held this Thursday, March 19th, from 9 AM to 4 PM in the Campus Center Emerson Suites and surrounding locations. The event features a vendor showcase with national and local technology companies, a college showcase with faculty and staff showing how they are using technology in and out of the classroom, and a series of seminars by IT thought-leaders, faculty, vendors and others. The event is free and open to the public, including all faculty, staff and students.
We are now accepting nominations, including self-nominations, for the 2016 Senior Class Gift Committee. More information about the Senior Class Gift Campaign and Committee can be viewed at 
What is a Jumpstart Leader? Jumpstart Leaders participate in each Jumpstart program in a leadership capacity by serving as a valuable source of information and advising students about their college experience. Students have the opportunity to apply to be a Jumpstart Leader for one of the four programs: 
Find out more about how to use the new IC Mentoring Network on LinkedIn and why having career mentors can help make all the difference in your career path. Also learn about important strategies around utilizing LinkedIn to make connections, networking etiquette, and informative career networking groups.
Ithaca College Theatre will present a dance concert featuring three pieces of original choreography by Department of Theatre Arts faculty members Lindsay Gilmour, Roy Lightner and Amy Walker O’Brien. Performances will run in the Hoerner Theatre in Dillingham Center on March 24, 26, 27 and 28 at 8 p.m., with 2 p.m. matinees offered on March 28 and 29.
March is Colorectal Cancer (CRC) Awareness Month! 
Retirement is a big milestone in everyone's life, and with an ever-changing economy the idea of retiring means different things to different people. It is more important than ever to consider your personal definition of what retirement means and plan for the future with those goals in mind. With everything you want to accomplish in retirement, making sure you've thought through all the issues before you get there is an important part of planning.
Having a hard time dressing without stressing about debt? 
The gender pay gap. Double standards. “Superwoman Syndrome.” These are just a few of the challenges that many women continue to face in the workplace. During this session we’ll explore specific strategies to tackle these and other issues, as well as ways to create success for yourself in work and in life.
Sticking around for the summer? Why not stick some seeds into the ground? 
We all get stressed out at one point or another in our lives. The majority of people turn to eating as a method for relieving stress. However, the real challenge is managing stress that is sustainable for the future.