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Student Employment Supervisor Training/Information SessionsContributed by Michelle Hammond on 11/30/20 The Office of Student Employment is offering information and system training sessions for student supervisors and hiring managers to help facilitate the hiring process for spring. Read more . . . (52 words) Podcasting Workshop with Soundtrap THIS WEDNESDAY 12/2Contributed by Jenna Linskens on 11/30/20 Are you interested in making a podcast, but don’t know where to start? At this workshop hosted by IT’s Center for Creative Technology, you will learn how to use Soundtrap, an online digital audio workstation that makes recording, editing, collaborating and interviewing guests a breeze in the virtual environment. Read more . . . (64 words) 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. Read more . . . (53 words) Physics Professor Eric Leibensperger awarded two grants from New York State Energy Research and Development AuthorityContributed by Cheryl Gunther on 11/30/20
Read more . . . (165 words) The Conference & Event Services office has joined several other departments on campus and is using TeamDynamix (TDX)! Read more . . . (91 words)
Read more . . . (168 words) Study in LONDON this summer or fall - info session this Thursday!Contributed by Rachel Gould on 11/30/20
Read more . . . (369 words) STUDY ABROAD Drop-in Advising via Zoom - this week & next!Contributed by Rachel Gould on 11/30/20
Connect to the drop-in advising session anytime within the one-hour window listed, and a study abroad adviser will be waiting to speak with you. If there is already student with the adviser, you'll be placed in the Zoom waiting room, and will be admitted to the meeting once the adviser is free. Be sure to bring specific questions, as this is not a presentation but a time for you to get your questions answered. Read more . . . (89 words) Free Food Box Distribution on Monday, December 14th!Contributed by Elizabeth Jesch on 11/30/20 All members of the IC community are invited to an IC Free Food Box Distribution on Monday, December 14th, 2020 from 9:30 - 11:30 AM. Read more . . . (223 words) Volunteers Needed for Free Food Box Distribution on Monday, December 14th!Contributed by Elizabeth Jesch on 11/30/20 The IC Food Insecurity Committee is looking for volunteers to help with the Free Food Box Distribution on Monday, December 14th, 2020. Read more . . . (218 words) Pandemic Exposes Flaws in US Health System- Learn More in Spring Diversity CourseContributed by Graham Stewart on 11/29/20 Why did many parts of the US health system fail the country during the pandemic? To answer this question and more, consider enrolling in the spring ’21 course, Critical Health Issues. Critical Health Issues is open to all students, has a diversity attribute, a liberal arts (LA) designation, and a World of Systems theme. Online synchronous course. Read more . . . (200 words) Seeking IC Staff Feedback on your Remote ExperienceContributed by Michele Lenhart on 11/29/20 The members of the Remote Engagement Strategy Team would like to express our gratitude to IC staff members for your commitment to students and Ithaca College in a time of previously unimaginable turmoil. Read more . . . (143 words) Help us to welcome new and returning students as a move-in support volunteer!Contributed by Samantha Elebiary on 11/29/20 The Public Health Task Force and the College Move-in Committee have been hard at work to ensure that we prioritize the health and safety of our entire community as we plan to welcome students back to Ithaca for the spring 2021 semester. In the past, we organize in the fall to greet students and their families, and help students move into the residence halls, but the bulk of students will be moving in this spring. There are unique situations requiring increased support to ensure safety and efficiency during this process. Read more . . . (387 words) Help us to welcome new and returning students as a move-in support volunteer!Contributed by Samantha Elebiary on 11/29/20 The Public Health Task Force and the College Move-in Committee have been hard at work to ensure that we prioritize the health and safety of our entire community as we plan to welcome students back to Ithaca for the spring 2021 semester. In the past, we organize in the fall to greet students and their families, and help students move into the residence halls, but the bulk of students will be moving in this spring. There are unique situations requiring increased support to ensure safety and efficiency during this process. Read more . . . (387 words) Do you want to help new and returning students move back to campus? Register as a move-in support volunteer!Contributed by Samantha Elebiary on 11/29/20 The Public Health Task Force and the College Move-in Committee have been hard at work to ensure that we prioritize the health and safety of our entire community as we plan to welcome students back to Ithaca for the spring 2021 semester. In the past, we organize in the fall to greet students and their families, and help students move into the residence halls, but the bulk of students will be moving in this spring. There are unique situations requiring increased support to ensure safety and efficiency during this process. Read more . . . (387 words) The Public Health Task Force and the College Move-in Committee have been hard at work to ensure that we prioritize the health and safety of our entire community as we plan to welcome students back to Ithaca for the spring 2021 semester. In the past, we organize in the fall to greet students and their families, and help students move into the residence halls, but the bulk of students will be moving in this spring. There are unique situations requiring increased support to ensure safety and efficiency during this process. Read more . . . (387 words) Only TWO White-Identifying, Anti-Racist Workspaces left this semester. Register Now!Contributed by Samantha Elebiary on 11/29/20 Ithaca College Students of Color have called on White-Identifying students, faculty, and staff to do the internal work necessary to be anti-racist. These ongoing workspaces are designed for White-identifying students to understand the many layers of systemic racism in order to dismantle them, and to understand their role in this anti-racist work. Read more . . . (265 words) The global generosity movement—#GivingTuesday—is tomorrow!Contributed by Vicki Cameron on 11/29/20
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Professor Eric Leibensperger (Department of Physics & Astronomy) has been awarded two grants from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) to identify and quantify sources of methane, a greenhouse gas, in New York State. With NYSERDA’s support, Eric and students will conduct mobile (car rooftop) and stationary (Clinton Ford Observatory) observations of methane to improve source identification and quantification. 
Do you like to dance? Check out Student Alliance For Israel and Island Fusion's shared cultural event where we will learn about the origin of Yemeni-Israeli and Afro-Caribbean dance and learn a combination from both!
Have you always wanted to study in London? Consider spending this summer or fall at the Ithaca College London Center! We offer coursework and internships during both the summer and semester programs. Satisfy ICC or other degree requirements, and obtain a cultural internship to put some international work experience on your resume! Now is the time to start planning how next summer or fall in London can fit in with your academic plan.
If you're interested in studying abroad, you probably have lots of questions about what the process entails. Come get those questions answered during one of our Study Abroad Drop-in Advising hours!
Tomorrow we celebrate #GivingTuesday—a global generosity movement that unleashes our collective power to transform communities. This Giving Tuesday you have the power to transform the Ithaca College community by ensuring all IC students have access to the personal technology they need to thrive: webcams, hotspots, iPads, and laptops.
Come cook up a good time with Chef Aidan on Tonight at 6pm ET as he cooks Egg Fried Rice! You probably have all the ingredients in your pantry! RSVP at https://ithaca.campuslabs.com/engage/event/6457951. If you have questions, accommodations, or accessibility needs contact aglendon@ithaca.edu.