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ADVANCING TUTOR RIGHTS! New Policy on Cancelling Tutoring Appointments; No Show to Sessions, etc.Contributed by Yolanda Clarke on 10/31/14
Read more . . . (103 words) Infants, Toddlers and Preschool age children are needed for an Occupational Therapy Play LabContributed by Evan Edwards on 10/31/14 Children ages 0-5 years are needed to help undergraduate Occupational Therapy students in the Human Development class learn how young children play. Read more . . . (60 words) Sociology Students Inducted into the Ithaca College Chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta International Honor SocietyContributed by Sharon Loucks on 10/31/14 Congratulations to the following students who were inducted on October 22, 2014 into Ithaca College's Beta Zeta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society: Read more . . . (172 words)
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Read more . . . (188 words) Hillel at Ithaca College presents Breath In a Ram's Horn: The Jewish Spirit of Classical Music on Tuesday, November 4 at 7:00 pm in Muller Chapel. Read more . . . (67 words) If you want to learn more about yourself, your community, or social justice, you should attend one of the SLI sessions led by the Diversity Peer Educators in Block II! In these interactive workshops, you will have the opportunity to learn about various topics related to diversity, social justice, and identity. Please sign-up for these workshops in the Student Leadership Institute Portal on OrgSync at least 48 hours in advance. The workshops being offered for Block II are: -Microaggressions on Thursday, November 4 from 12:10-1:00 PM (Ithaca Falls Room) and Wednesday, November 12 form 7:00-8:00 PM (Taughannock Falls Room) -Truth Trivia on Thursday, November 13 from 12:10-1:00 PM (Ithaca Falls Room) -Bursting the Bubble on Tuesday, November 18 from 12:10-1:00 PM (Ithaca Falls Room) Read more . . . (23 words)
Sign up for this month’s Service Saturday and enjoy a free breakfast, gift cards, and an opportunity to get out in the Ithaca Community to volunteer. Get ready to have some fun! Students can participate at one of these 3 sites:
Volunteer Appreciation Day only comes once a semester so make sure to sign up. Service Saturdays is your chance 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) Talk to us! Fill out the Dining Services Satisfaction Survey and enter to win a Google Nexus 7!Contributed by Rachel O'Campo on 10/30/14
It's as easy as 1, 2, 3! 1. Click Here to complete the short online dining survey. 2. Insert your name and email address at the end of the survey and hit submit! 3. That's It! You're entered to WIN a GOOGLE NEXUS 7 Tablet! Good luck everyone and thank you for your feedback! Have you read October's issue of Student Health 101?Contributed by Nancy Reynolds on 10/30/14
Be sure to check out October's issue before it enters the archives! Some of the articles include:
Check it out at: http://readsh101.com/ithaca.html
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“Mechanisms of adaptation and their consequences for ecological communities”
4:00 p.m. Part of the Department's Seminar Series. Everyone is welcome to attend! Meet for beverages & goodies at 3:45 View other IC Events here. Read more . . . (26 words) Register for THATCamp Humanities+Science! (Meals and snacks provided for registered attendees)Contributed by Luke Keller on 10/30/14 THATCamp Humanities+Science 2014 (humsci2014.thatcamp.org) is an open, informal, inexpensive meeting (FREE for IC community!) where students, staff, and faculty interested in any area in the humanities and sciences will learn and build together in collaborative, informal workshops and short sessions. Read more . . . (146 words) What’s Science Got to Do With It? Professor Ronald Herring of Cornell’s Goverment Department will discuss sustainable agriculture and the environment in SE Asia at next ENVS seminarContributed by Carol Hansen on 10/30/14
Read more . . . (57 words) 2 Biology alumnni physicians are coming to meet with pre-med students Nov. 6 & 7Contributed by Nancy Pierce on 10/30/14 Find a time to come and learn about the process to start and finish through medical school. Drs. Danielle Federico Turner (Biology ’05) & Sarah Legg Wistreich (Biology ’05) will be able to meet with student 2 times: Thursday, November 6, 12:10 pm, CNS 115, Food is provided.
AND Friday, November 7, 4:00, CNS 115
Everyone is welcome to attend! Read more . . . (26 words) SHARE Fair--Learn about Campus resources around sexual assault-11/4Contributed by Tiffani Ziemann on 10/30/14 Interested in signing a pledge to end sexual violence on campus? Read more . . . (70 words)
Read more . . . (123 words) Keith W. “Mac” McIntosh, ITS, to Give SIGUCCS 2014 Management Symposium PlenaryContributed by Karen Compton on 10/30/14 Mac McIntosh, Associate Vice President and Chief Information Officer for ITS, will give the SIGUCCS 2014 Management Symposium Plenary in Salt Lake City, Utah in November. SIGUCCS is an Association for Computing Machinery Special Interest Group on University and College Computing Services. Read more . . . (131 words)
Read more . . . (93 words) Extended Circle Apartment Mail Room Hours on SaturdaysContributed by Karen Serbonich on 10/30/14 The Circle Apartment Mail Room will be staffed for package pick up from 11AM - 2PM on Saturdays when school is in session beginning November 1. Pendleton Photography Completion Award deadline set.Contributed by Barbara Terrell on 10/30/14
The James B. Pendleton Photography awards are intended to make our strongest photography projects exhibition ready by providing funding for the finishing costs of students’ projects. Read more . . . (238 words) |
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We have all heard the numerous advantages of quitting smoking including the health, financial, and social benefits. But although we hear it over and over, we cannot rid the fact that smoking cigarettes causes one of every five deaths in the United States every year. 
November is Re-enrollment season, which means it’s time to start thinking about what insurance options you’re going to need for next year! 
It’s Service Saturday’s Volunteer Appreciation Day on November 8!
You don't need to be on a meal plan to participate! The survey is open to all IC Students, Faculty and Staff!
November is right around the corner! That means the new issue of 
Assistant Professor Candidate in Ecology
Ronald Herring is Professor of Government at Cornell and a Fellow of the Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future. He has worked mostly in and on rural South Asia, addressing topics that include property, development and agrarian politics…which led naturally to the study of the volatile politics of genetically engineered crops. From an international conference at Cornell, Herring edited a special issue of Journal of Development Studies on connections between transgenic crops and poverty. His current work in editing the Oxford Handbook of Food, Politics and Society continues to follow his interests in food politics.
Nothing says Happy Halloween like boys and girls singing songs!
Spring 15 Technology Renewal questionnaire notices have been sent to all guardians and area coordinators, and should be completed by 5pm on Sunday, November 16.