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Information Technology will not renew the contract with Apporto (https://ithaca.apporto.com) for virtual desktops after this semester.

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Join IC Beyond and mentor a student in the Ithaca community! IC Beyond works withboth South Hill Elementary and New Roots Charter School to help students learn about the world beyond.

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Recent presentations by former Politics professor

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Please remember our first virtual All Supervisors' Meeting will be held on Monday, December 7, 2020 at 10am. Virtual meeting invitations have been sent via Outlook. 

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Chrystyna Dail, Associate Professor of Theatre History in the Department of Theatre Arts, published an article in the 2020 edition of Theatre History Studies (Volume 39). The article, "When for "Witches" We Read "Women": Advocacy and Ageism in Nineteenth-Century Salem Witchcraft Plays" addresses four plays written between 1846 and 1893 using the Essex County witchcraft crisis as their backdrop. The article includes analysis of how these witchcraft plays grappled with the early women's rights movement as well as exploring the social problem of ageism practiced against women.

As a follow up to the November 16th All Staff Meeting, all staff are invited to a Zoom Webinar focusing on our future student enrollment. This presentation, hosted by Laurie Koehler and Bill Guerrero, was originally presented at the All Faculty Meeting earlier this month.

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School of Business Professors Narges Kasiri (Management), Hormoz Movassaghi (Finance), and Sara Lamoureux (IC 19) just published an article entitled "Sustainability engagement or not? US SMEs approach" in the Journal of Small Business Strategy.

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Dear Campus Community:

When Howard and Connie Clery advocated for transparency on college campuses after the loss of their daughter, Jeanne, in 1986, they did so to prevent other families from experiencing similar grief and pain. Through their tireless advocacy at the local, state, and national levels, the Clery family called for campuses across the United States to publicly disclose crime statistics and various campus safety policies and procedures. The evolution of the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, also known as the Clery Act, has inspired campuses to build and establish partnerships between disciplines to enhance the safety and security of all members of the campus community. 

Per the Clery Act, Ithaca College and the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management is responsible for preparing, publishing, and distributing an annual report by October 1st of each year. Due to the global pandemic, the Department of Education extended the deadline for publication of the report to December 31st. 

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In alignment with the College's Early Friday schedule during the month of December, IC Mail Service will be closing 2 hours early on Fridays.

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In alignment with the College's Early Friday schedule during the month of December, IC Mail Service will be closing 2 hours early on Fridays.

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 Prof. Doug Turnbull of Ithaca College's Department of Computer Science will present a talk, "Locally-focused Music Recommendation," on Friday, Dec. 4, at 5 pm over Zoom.  This talk is sponsored by the Ithaca Music Forum.

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Dear Faculty and Staff,

Please join Laurie Koehler, Vice President for Marketing and Enrollment Strategy, and members of the MES leadership team for the next Path to Progress presentation on Friday, December 11th from 10-11 a.m.

Path to Progress is an ongoing series for the campus community hosted by Marketing and Enrollment Strategy. Presentations will focus on the unit’s priorities including admission, retention, marketing and branding efforts, financial aid, constituent engagement, and analytics and institutional research.

A zoom invitation link will be sent to all faculty and staff. We hope you will join us!

Individuals requiring accommodations should contact Mary Nann at mes@ithaca.edu. We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible.

Come create a silly PowerPoint at our PowerPoint party on Friday, December 4 from 7-9pm! Each team will have 20 minutes to come up with a fun PowerPoint based on a prompt. Come with friends or you can join a group at the event. 

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Prof. Figueroa's talk titled "Bayard Rustin, his Quakerism and Civil Rights Activism" was based on his on-going research for a book tentatively titled "Bayard Rustin: The Pragmatic Quaker, 1912 - 1987" that examines how and why Rustin's tacit pragmatic Quaker faith informed his political thought, organizing, and activism in the context of dealing with the various social injustices and inequalities facing working & poor people, and other marginalized groups in the U.S. and abroad during his 50-year public life. 

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ICLA is sponsoring a webinar, SCRIPTS TO STORYBOARDS AND ALL THE ANIMATION IN-BETWEEN, on Thursday, December 3, 7-8:30 PM (Eastern Time)

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Tomorrow - Tue, Dec 1, 2020 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM EST 

Join career expert and GoinGlobal founder Mary Anne Thompson as she explores proven strategies and tactics for helping job seekers achieve their career objectives in an employment market transformed by the Covid-19 Pandemic.

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 You are invited to an IC Free Food Box Distribution on Monday, December 14th, 2020 from 9:30 - 11:30 AM.

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The IC Food Insecurity Committee is looking for volunteers to help with the Free Food Box Distribution on Monday, December 14th, 2020. Volunteers will be asked to sign up for a shift from 9:00 AM -12:30 PM to assist in packing food boxes for the event.

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Patricia Zimmermann, Professor of Screen Studies and co-director of the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival, and Dale Hudson, Associate Professor of Cinema, New York University Abu Dhabi, have published a book chapter entitled “An Archive of Small Media during First Wave COVID-19:  Productive Memories of the Global Trauma,” in a book recently published in Portugal entitled Memory and Aesthetic Experience: Essays on Cinema, Media, and Cognition, edited by Filipe Martins (Porto, Portugal: Universidade do Porto Press, 2020). 

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The IT team has been working for the past 4 months to prepare to replace a central component of the campus network that is at end of life.  While we are doing this work, the entire campus network will be unavailable.

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