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On Thursday, February 12th, IC Project Sunshine teamed up with Active Minds to host a community service event in IC Square to spread positivity around Valentine's Day. The groups organized an event to make uplifting cards for children in healthcare facilities. The cards were completely blank on the outside and said "Sending You Sunshine!". The only rule of the game was that people were not allowed to add additional words to the cards, just creative illustrations to make a child's day a little bit brighter. Many people came out to color and have a relaxing night inside while supporting a great cause. As a result of the event, nearly 100 children will have cards to brighten up their stay in a health facility.

When it comes to living spaces on college, there are a number of organizations that work to promote residence hall events and address student concerns. The Residence Hall Association is a student organization committed to making the campus's residence halls a fun, safe place to live.
 
Secretary Julie Erickson, who has been involved with RHA since her first semester of freshman year, said she works on the campus change committee within RHA to help solve residential hall issues and work on improving sustainability-related initiatives. 

Erickson said she was first impressed by the RHA's influence on campus. She said RHA's mission is to cater to both the residents and the on-campus community.

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The What’s Your Financial IQ Challenge is going on now! CLICK HERE to catch up on all of this week’s questions and improve your chances at winning one of three tablet computers

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Ken Rundell, PhD, an expert on respiratory function and one of the foremost authorities worldwide on exercise induced asthma and air quality, will be visiting Ithaca College Thursday February 26 and giving two talks that are free and open to the public: 

Vocal Cord Dysfunction: A very confusing diagnosis 12:10 to 1:00 pm in Hill 104. 

Exercise Induced Asthma: The good, the bad and the ugly 6:30 to 7:30 pm in Hill 104.

 

 

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 TONIGHT, February 19, at 8:30pm in Emerson Suites!

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Your FREE Taglit Birthright Israel 10 day trip to Israel will take place on May 18-29, 2015

Don't miss out on an opportunity of a lifetime!

Registration opens on February 3 at freeisraeltrip.org

Students Today, Alumni Tomorrow presents the second annual I Love IC Week!

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Follow the flowchart... which workout works for you today? 

  • Click each exercise symbol for your routine 
  • Start: Where do you want to get active? The gym or anywhere but the gym? 
  • Cardio, strength or a combination? 

Check it out using this link:

http://readsh101.com/ithaca.html

 

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Please note the following list of updates and requests related to the ICC as we move toward the middle of the semester.

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As previously posted to Intercom on 2/13, parking lot closures that began this past Tuesday will be continuing through Saturday, February 21 as the A&E Center at Ithaca College serves as host to the Big East Conference Swimming and Diving Championships.  

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The U-Lot (Campus Center) parking lot will be closed as reserved special event parking from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. this Friday, February 20. 

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 Beatriz Montilla (Spanish) and Dr. Sherry Deckman (Education) recently published a jointly-authored chapter, “Being Tall Isn’t the Same as Being Black: The Challenges of Critical Perspective-Taking in a Nearly All-White Classroom,” in Jennifer L. Martin’s, Racial Battle Fatigue: Insights from the Front Lines of Social Justice Advocacy. The chapter explores Beatriz’s and Sherry’s perspectives on cultivating empathy in race-focused higher education classes. The two discuss the inherent benefits and challenges for, as well as the rights and responsibilities of, faculty members and students in such courses.

 

LINCOM Academic Publishers has recently published Prof. James Pfrehm’s (Dept. of Modern Languages & Literatures) book Austrian Standard German: Biography of a National Variety of German (http://lincom-shop.eu/shop/article_11347%2520ISBN%25209783862885886/LSGL-29%3A-Austrian-Standard-German.html?shop_param=cid%3D253%26aid%3D11347%2520ISBN%25209783862885886%26)

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After 12 years of dedicated service to Ithaca College, Associate Dean Margaret (Margie) Arnold has announced that she will be leaving Ithaca College to start the next chapter of her life in Boston.  Please join me in wishing Margie the very best as she leaves Ithaca College.  Margie’s last day on campus will be February 27, 2015.

James Mick, assistant professor of music education, traveled to Tuscaloosa, Alabama this past weekend to guest conduct the Alabama All-State Consort Orchestra. Middle school and high school string students from across Alabama auditioned in the fall semester to participate in the festival, which was hosted by the Alabama Orchestra Association. Rehearsals were held at the University of Alabama on Friday and Saturday with the culminating performance occurring on Sunday, February 15, 2015.

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Need A Personal Assistant?

Contributed by Katie Sack on 02/18/15 

Do you wish you had more time for yourself and for spending time with your loved ones? Your Employee Assistance Program (EAP) can make that happen.  Your EAP through eni, BalanceWorks, is available 24/7 to help YOU and your eligible family members balance work/life demands.

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Ithaca College ITS is pleased to announce that the Dillingham Center is now ready to enter into the testing phase for their new Wi-Fi environment. We are continuously testing the performance of the network and are asking the community for feedback on any issues.

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No one loves interviewing for a job or internship, but that doesn't mean you can't rock it! This workshop will focus on the key things that you can do to maximize your chance of having great interviews. We'll address the critically important topic of pre-interview prep, day-of strategies, and ways to appropriately follow up after.

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Ready to chop off some locks? Register now for Monday, March 2nd in North Foyer: http://bit.ly/inchathon

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 HAVE A LAUGH! 

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