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As shared by President Rochon at the recent All College meeting, Vice President for Finance and Administration Gerald Hector invites faculty and staff to attend the “Dollars and $ense" discussion series this fall.   Once a month during the fall semester, VP Hector will provide updates on a variety of topics that impact the finances and administration of the College.

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Four Ithaca College faculty members presented at the ATHE conference in July.

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 Melinda Cozzolino and Carole Dennis attended the 16th International Congress of the World Federation of Occupational Therapists in Yokohama, Japan, June 18-21, 2014.

 

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Violin, Viola, Cello, or Bass player? Join Sinfonietta!

Did you play an instrument before coming to IC and now want to play in an orchestra? 

The Ithaca College Sinfonietta is a symphony orchestra open to all students who play an orchestral instrument - strings, winds, and percussion. No audition is necessary! (Graduate students and faculty/staff are also welcome to join.)

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The position calls for members of the Ithaca College Staff and Faculty to serve as justices for Ithaca College Conduct Review Board and Conduct Appeal Board hearings.

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The Gerontology Institute seeks a student director for a short original musical comedy.

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On Friday, September 5th ITS will be performing network maintenance which involves doubling our Internet bandwidth from 500 MB to 1 GB. The work will begin at 5:00 PM, and we expect at least one brief (< 1 minute) interruption to network connectivity. The maintenance window is scheduled for 1 hour, and there may be other brief interruptions of service during that time.

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Buzzsaw Magazine wants YOU!

Contributed by Taylor Barker on 08/27/14 

Buzzsaw Magazine is holding its rush night Wednesday Sept. 3 in Williams 323 at 8:45 p.m!

Buzzsaw Magazine is Ithaca College's independent magazine, which publishes three times a semester. 

 

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ITS offers computing workshops every week on a variety of topics in the Technology Learning Center (101 Friends Hall) at no charge to all faculty, staff, and students. The TLC will be offering the following training sessions:

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Friday August 29th

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Congratulations to Tyler Ashe '16 on winning the Project Run With It competition during the Beta Alpha Psi international meeting.

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Julia Cozzarelli, Associate Professor of Italian, published an article titled "'Poscia, più che 'l dolor, poté 'l digiuno': Translation and Interpretation in Inferno XXXIII" in the summer issue of Romance Notes.

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Ellie Fitts Fulmer, Department of Education, presented, "The Course Identities Framework: A Tool for Investigating White Teachers' Engagement in Multicultural Education Coursework" at the Action Research Network of the Americas Annual Conference this spring. The paper suggests a pedagogical approach for teaching and co-learning that reconsiders the mythology of resistance narratives about student learning on personally and socially challenging content, such as anti-racism and social justice issues. This work draws upon data from Dr. Fulmer's practitioner inquiry study of her own graduate level teaching in recent years. The paper will be published in the first issue of the peer-reviewed ARNA Conference Proceedings this winter. 

 

The start of each semester is a busy time for many departments and clubs that want to reserve classrooms or other academic spaces for various non-academic activities. There can be some confusion concerning the process for reserving classrooms for these activities leading up to and during the add/drop period each semester. In order to make the process smoother for this upcoming semester, as well as future semesters, here are guidelines for reserving classrooms during the add/drop period.

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If you're at all interested in Student Government you should consider applying for our Chief of Staff position!

 

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Interested in being a part of a 24-Hour Theatre Festival on September 12-13th?

Over 24 hours, writers, actors, and directors of all kinds will come together to write, direct, and act in a plethora of different shows.

Writers will begin working at 8pm on Friday, September 12th, and will have 11 hours to write a one-act play. At 7am the next morning, directors will meet with writers to discuss the play and ask any questions they may have. Then, at 8am, directors will meet their cast, and together they will have twelve hours to block, memorize, and rehearse their show before the curtain rises at 8pm Saturday (September 13th) night.

Please email icgreens@ithaca.edu if you are interested in acting in or directing one of the shows! We accept applications on a first-email first-serve basis, so get in touch soon. Thank you!
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Kaplan Test Prep is offering scholarships for up to four FREE classes to help you prepare for grad school entrance exams.

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Visit with representatives from Kaplan Test Prep and get your GRE, GMAT, MCAT, and LSAT questions answered! Spin the prize wheel, get cool stuff, and be entered to win a Kindle Fire HDX!

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The Environmental Studies and Sciences (ENVS) department at Ithaca College has received support for its interdisciplinary experiential learning program.  Specifically, for the students of our Non-Timber Forest Products (or NTFP) program to explore the use of different technologies to reduce the energy intensity of maple syrup production.  Maple syrup production is economically and culturally important in upstate New York and represents a commercial activity that does not require harvesting of trees.

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The intent of this program is to bring to campus a leading researcher in the chemical sciences who will give two or more lectures and interact substantially with undergraduate student and faculty.