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Summer Music Academy celebrates another successful seasonContributed by Jenny Stockdale on 08/10/14
Read more . . . (296 words) EXTENDED AUDITIONS FOR MARCOM STUDENT DESIGN POOL The Office of Marketing Communications seeks student graphic designers for the 2014-2015 academic year. Designers will work within college brand standards to produce printed materials for on-campus clients. Students can expect up to 4-5 hours per week, and will be assigned to various clients throughout campus. Read more . . . (179 words)
LIVE THE LIFE YOU LOVE Read more . . . (127 words) Important Information Regarding Coverage for Dependents Age 19 to 25Contributed by Julie Tinkham on 08/08/14 If you have a dependent between the ages of 19 and 25 who recently graduated from college, its important that you update their full time student status with the Office of Human Resources, by completing the a dependent/contact update form. Dependents must be a FT student in order to be eligible for coverage under the dental, vision & hearing care, dependent life and AD&D coverage. If your dependent is no longer a FT student, and you do not notify us, you may be paying for coverage that is not in effect. Dependents are eligible for coverage under the medical plan until the age of 26 regardless of FT student status. Read more . . . (90 words)
Do you have a question about your medical insurance? A claim? Your flexible spending account? Whatever the issue may be, the Office of Human Resources recognizes the importance of accessibility to your benefit vendors. If you have tried resolving an issue or obtaining information through Aetna customer service and still have questions, our Aetna Representative is available for telephonic meetings twice a month. To schedule a telephonic meeting time, please call the Office of Human Resources at 607-274-8000.
In an effort to stay ahead of the chaos of the upcoming school year, please take a minute to read this if you have submitted any room reservation requests in the past few months. Due to a staff transition in Campus Center & Events Services, I want to ensure everyone’s recent requests have been addressed. Read more . . . (176 words) ITS has resolved the majority of the network connectivity issues as of around 5:30 p.m. on Thursday. If you are still experiencing problems, please contact the Helpdesk for assistance at 4-1000. ITS Helpdesk (submitted on behalf of Mark Coldren, Associate Vice President, Human Resources) The next in our ongoing series of meetings for supervisors will be held on Thursday, November 20, 2014, from 8:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m., in the Emerson Suites. It is an expectation that all supervisors attend. More information will follow. For now, please hold the date. Read more . . . (25 words) Asma Barlas, CSCRE, participated in The New York-St. Petersburg Institute of Linguistics, Cognition, and Culture, in RussiaContributed by Claire Swensen on 08/07/14
Read more . . . (49 words) Network Connectivity Issues for Multiple Campus ComputersContributed by Karen Compton on 08/07/14 ITS is investigating problem reports from multiple people and areas about computers not connecting to the Internet properly. The problem is related to Bradford network software, which is not automatically registering college computers on the network as it should be. The problem is affecting both Mac and Windows computers, in both campus offices and labs. Not all machines are affected. If your computer presents an Ithaca College campus agreement/registration page, try the following: Read more . . . (77 words) Agnese, Martin, and Zabusky Participate in Summer 2014 HERS InstitutesContributed by Danette Johnson on 08/07/14 Christy Agnese, School Operations & External Relations Officer for the School of Music; Deborah Martin, Professor and Chair of Music Performance; and Stacia Zabusky, Associate Dean for Curriculum and Undergraduate Programs for the School of Humanities and Sciences were selected to take part in the Higher Education Resource Services (HERS) summer institutes. The HERS institutes focus on leadership development for women in higher education, providing sessions on topics such as budgeting, information technology, student success, and personal career development. Approximately 60 women higher education professionals from across the country are selected annually to participate in each of the three HERS programs. Agnese and Martin attended the HERS Denver Institute and Zabusky attended the HERS Bryn Mawr Institute. Agnese and Zabusky’s participation was supported by the Office of Human Resources and Martin’s participation was sponsored by the Office of the Provost.
Read more . . . (1 words) The services of the Academic Advising Center are available to all undergraduate students regardless of school or major. The following description of services is being offered to faculty who want to include information about the AAC in course syllabi. Read more . . . (155 words) The Fitness Center will be closed on Saturday 8/9/14 in observance of the campus wide electrical shutdown. We will resume our Summer hours on Sunday 8/10. Thank you for your patience. Read more . . . (26 words) Bruce Thompson (Physics) presented a paper at the American Association of Physics Teachers Summer Meeting Read more . . . (107 words) Wi-Fi connectivity will be unavailable for approximate 6 hours on Saturday, 8/16 between 8 am and 2 pm due to the installation of new hardware. The service interruption will affect ICAirnet, ICAirnet-Secure, and My-Resnet in all academic and administrative buildings. Note that this will NOT affect My-Resnet access in the residence halls. Information Technology Services Helpdesk
N. Rader presented her infant language research using pupil diameter as a measure of attentionContributed by Judy Smith on 08/06/14
New to Sakai? Intro to Sakai workshops for faculty are available starting 8/13!Contributed by Tony Tabone on 08/06/14 The ITS Technology Learning Center will be providing Introduction to Sakai for Instructors workshops on the following dates. Please click a date below to register: Read more . . . (244 words) You can discuss your personal financial situation with an experienced TIAA-CREF Financial Consultant on a confidential basis. They are available to discuss how to help you pursue your financial goals by investing in financial products such as mutual funds, brokerage, life insurance and annuities. A detailed evaluation tells you everything you need to know and do. Read more . . . (200 words) Professor Anna Larsen of the Ithaca College Chemistry department has been nominated to serve a 2 year term as a Fulbright Ambassador.Contributed by Maria Russell on 08/06/14 Professor Anna Larsen of the Ithaca College Chemistry department has been nominated to serve a 2 year term as a Fulbright Ambassador. The worldwide success and stellar reputation of the Fulbright Scholars Program has been built on the talent, commitment and professionalism of scholars who have served as Fulbrighters at universities and research institutions in more than 155 countries. Fulbright Ambassadors serve as official representatives of the Fulbright Scholar program. The goal of Fulbright Ambassadors is to expand the outreach efforts of the Fulbright program to the higher education community across the United States. Anna Larsen is a 2010 Alumna of the Fulbright Scholars Program, with a joint project to the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina. more details at: http://www.cies.org/alumni-ambassadors/anna-larsen. Get ready to welcome our new students back during Move-In Day and Fall Welcome starting Sunday, August 24 through Tuesday, August 26. Read more . . . (200 words) |
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The Work/Life Distinguished Faculty Series (brought to you by the Office of Human Resources) presents: 
Asma Barlas, professor and director of the Center for the Study of Culture, Race, and Ethnicity (CSCRE) taught a three-week course and gave a school-wide lecture, 'Why is it so hard to speak about Islam?' at the NYI-St. Petersburg institute of Linguistics, Cognition, and Culture, in Russia in July. 
Nancy Rader presented her research on early word learning in a plenary session of an NSF-sponsored conference held at Uconn in June; her paper was titled, “A Speaker’s Orchestrating of Infant Attention through Show Gestures: Evidence from Pupil Dilation Measures.” She also presented her infant language research at the Association for Psychological Science conference in San Francisco in May and at the International Association for the Study of Child Language conference held in Amsterdam in July. Becca Post ’14, a co-author, presented a poster in July at the International Conference on Infant Studies in Berlin.