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Join International Club for a night of colorful, cultural outfits!Contributed by Amanda Schmitz on 02/11/15 This is our biggest event of the semester! Mark your calendars:
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Read more . . . (72 words) Derrick Fox to present a session at the 2015 American Choral Directors Association National ConventionContributed by Derrick Fox on 02/11/15
The American Choral Directors National Conference offers a comprehensive educational and performance experience for choral music professionals to enhance their skills in the areas of rehearsal techniques, literature, pedagogy, and technology. The American Choral Directors Association is the professional association for choral directors. Read more . . . (62 words) What Comes After the Handshake?: Tips for Connecting with EmployersContributed by Shelli Mekos on 02/11/15
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Read more . . . (154 words) Have some free time on Monday or Tuesday night? Come play some wiffle ball! Read more . . . (73 words) Teacher Recruitment Days Registration Period Opens Feb. 23Contributed by Caryanne Keenan on 02/10/15
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Violets are blue, Volunteering is fun, So join the Service Saturdays crew! Celebrate February 14th by volunteering in your local community and helping out with some FUN events and IMPORTANT causes. Students can choose to volunteer at one of these awesome sites: · Cayuga Ridge Extended Care · Friends of the Tompkins County Public Library Service Saturdays is your opportunity to make a difference the fun and easy way! For more information on this event, and to SIGN UP, click HERE! Read more . . . (23 words) Best Volunteer Position Ever! Get paid in food and swag!Contributed by Caryanne Keenan on 02/10/15
Read more . . . (264 words) Things Get Sweet in February! Feb. 11th and 12th - Campus Center DHContributed by Rebecca Sexton on 02/10/15
Indulge with cheesecake topped with bananas foster, or splurge on cheesecake with the a delicious triple berry topping. Either way, it's a sweet thang at the World's Fare station! Join us: Wednesday, Feb. 11th and Thursday, Feb. 12th at Campus Center Dining Hall during dinner service hours! Read more . . . (26 words) Save the Date: Network Nights Coming to Campus March 20!Contributed by Caryanne Keenan on 02/10/15
Read more . . . (220 words) Reminder: Student Session - Help Shape the Future of Technology on CampusContributed by Marishya Y. Weiss on 02/10/15 Contributed on behalf of Keith W. "Mac" McIntosh, Chief Information Officer and Associate Vice President of Information Technology Services Please stop by Klingenstein Lounge this evening between 6:00pm - 7:00pm and have a bite to eat and share your thoughts on topics such as: Sakai, Homer, Classrooms, Labs, Computer Repairs, Residence Halls and more. Read more . . . (93 words) "Don't Panic: Hold to get a hold of your anxiety!" Read this article in Student Health 101Contributed by Nancy Reynolds on 02/10/15
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Read more . . . (214 words) Today is WELLNESS WEDNESDAY: How Do I Know My Spine is Healthy, and Why Should I Care?Contributed by Leah Murphy on 02/10/15
Wed. Feb. 11th @ 12-12:50pm, Taughannock Falls Room, 3rd Floor Campus Center
Dr. Pierre Germaud, DC, from the Spinal Wellness Center of Ithaca, will give a talk about the main function of the human spine, what a healthy spine looks and feels like, learn which side your spine leans to, and why all this matters.
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Read more . . . (81 words) Paul Wilson (Art History) publishes article on South African photographer Zwelethu MthethwaContributed by Gary Wells on 02/10/15 Paul Wilson, Assistant Professor of Art History, has recently had an article published in the journal Photographies. The article, “The Photographic Object: Utopia in Zwelethu Mthethwa’s Interiors,” examines a series of photographs that depict residents inside their homes in an informal settlement of Cape Town. If you’d like free access to the article, contact him (pwilson@ithaca.edu). Article link: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17540763.2014.974286 Do you like Desserts? Of course you do! Valentine's Day BakeContributed by Mary DiLazzaro on 02/10/15
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Come to the library between February 11th - 18th for a blind date with a book. 
Come to this information session on Feb 18 at 5pm to learn more about the Student Assistant, Marketing Interns, and volunteer Peer Career Advisor opportunities. And there will be FREE pizza!
Dr. Derrick Fox, assistant professor of music education/choral, will be presenting his session entitled: “50 Shades of Grading: Implementing Assessment in the Choral Classroom” at the 2015 American Choral Directors Association National Convention in Salt Lake City, Utah. Dr. Fox’s presentation will offer a myriad of assessment strategies that allow for individual student feedback, aide in the learning of musical repertoire and strengthen student musicianship.
You've probably heard by now that networking is the key to landing internships and jobs, but you may still be wondering HOW exactly to do that¿ Come to this workshop to learn how to proactively connect with employers and make lasting impressions that can lead to job and internship opportunities.
Your online presence impacts your career success. Learn how to make your LinkedIn profile impressive, navigate the site and effectively use this networking tool. We'll share tips for students which will help you build a successful profile.
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Do you want to become a resume/cover letter/job search expert, while helping your peers? Career Services is looking for motivated students who like to help others, to serve as Peer Career Advisors (PCAs) for the 2015-2016 academic year. It's only 4 hours a week, plus a weekly meeting!
If sweet things make your heart sing, stop by Campus Center Dining Hall at dinner, where you will find sweet desserts at the World's Fare station. And, it's just close enough to Valentine's Day to allow for a little indulgence and get your just desserts!
Network Nights in New York City or Boston were a great success with nearly 300 alumni and 200 students participating, and we’re happy to announce that we’ll be doing another Network Night right here on campus! Career Services and Alumni Relations are co-sponsoring Ithaca Network Night which will be held Friday, March 20. Since networking is crucial to career success, what better way to get connected with IC alumni than right here on campus?
What's the difference between stress, anxiety, and anxiety disorder? 
This Friday, and every Friday! Want to come play (or learn to play) contra music? Come to Fish Bowl, the open contra music group that meets on Friday afternoons in the Campus Center, near or inside the Fish Bowl (the glass-walled room near the coffee shop). 
Come to IC Square or the pub on Wednesday, February 11th at 7.p.m to enjoy a great performance by Levi Stephens and bob your heads with SAB...it'll be worth it.
Do you like Desserts? That's probably a dumb question; however, IC Culinary Arts will be hosting their annual Valentine's Day Bake sale on Thursday February 12th from 9:00-3:00 pm in the North Foyer (outside Emerson Suites in Campus Center).
Individual development planning identifies the employee’s development goals and the strategies for achieving them by linking them to the organization’s mission and goals. Taking responsibility for your professional development can be challenging. Let us help you get started! The Office of Human Resources would like to invite you to attend a workshop devoted to creating an Individual Development Plan. We will meet on Wednesday, March 4, 2015 from 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. in room # 52 on the Garden Level of the Peggy Ryan Williams Center.