Ithaca College

 Are you interested in welcoming First-Generation students and their families to Ithaca College and sharing your expertise on all things IC? Join this ambitious group of students on the Fall 2020 PTA Staff! Applications are open now and will remain open until March 16th.

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Are you interested in welcoming First-Generation students and their families to Ithaca College and sharing your expertise on all things IC? Join this ambitious group of students on the Fall 2020 PTA Staff! Applications are open now and will remain open until March 16th.

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Do you identify as First-Gen and have an interest in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics fields? Join us for our First-Gen in STEM Event and learn how you can pursue your passions in the STEM fields!

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Everyone who is living in the US on April 1 gets counted.  Everyone should be counted where they spend most of the year or where they live on April 1– which means that Ithaca College students should be counted here in Tompkins County. 

The Census doesn't just count U.S. citizens so visiting scholars and international students should also be sure to complete the Census questionnaire.  No questions about citizenship are asked and all date is kept confidential at the individual level.

Your parents should not include you in their census report.   

If you live off campus, in late March you will shortly be getting a postcard from the Census directing you to complete the census on-line.  You should designate one representative of your house or apartment to complete the form on behalf of all residents. 

On-campus students, you will be receiving information from your RA or RD about how to complete the census. 

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Scott Hamula, associate professor and chair of the Department of Strategic Communication, recently published, "A name with no body: The search for a school mascot case study," in the Journal of Education Advancement & Marketing, Volume 4, Number 3. 

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Dr. Skott Jones, Associate Professor in the Department of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology, recently published a study on the perception of sound similarity in Spanish in the International Journal of Social Sciences Research, a double-blind peer-reviewed journal.

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The on-campus Food Pantry opened one year ago on February 8 thanks to a generous donation from the Lissy Family Foundation and we are having a party! Join us for Cake and Coffee on Friday, February 28 in Klingenstein Lounge from 12:00 -  2:00 pm. 

Please bring a donation for the pantry to the party if you’re able (most needed items are boxed macaroni and cheese, ramen, toiletries, canned tuna and chicken, and pasta). 

If you haven’t had an opportunity to see the space, tours of the pantry will happen at 12:15, 12:45, 1:15 and 1:45. 

Meet our volunteers, learn about how the pantry is being used, celebrate the many successes we have had, and write a thank you note that we will share with our donors about why you are grateful for the pantry. 

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 Weekly Scripture & Discussion

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The Shirley and Chas Hockett Chamber Music Series welcomes

The King's Singers
Sunday, March 1, 2020
4:00 p.m. in Ford Hall

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 Wednesday Night Worship

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Percussion, Black History Month, Orchestra, and Jazz.
Come see and hear it all!

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Need a scholarship for the 2020-2021 academic school year?

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Several of our most popular study abroad affiliated partners will be on campus February 24-26. Each will offer an event or info session where you can learn more about the programs they offer.  Across the three partner organizations visiting campus, there are over 100 affiliated semester and summer programs offered in more than 25 countries! Come learn more about the wide range of study abroad options available to you.

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Several of our most popular study abroad affiliated partners will be on campus February 24-26. Each will offer an event or info session where you can learn more about the programs they offer. Across the three partner organizations visiting campus, there are over 100 affiliated semester and summer programs offered in more than 25 countries! On Monday, February 24, we welcome CISabroad to campus. They will be holding an info table in the Campus Center lobby.

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$250 Stipend for Spring 2020 
Weekly lunch provided (Tuesdays during the Common Hour)
Leadership Conference in Chicago, IL (All expenses paid!)

Co-facilitated by: 
Gloria Poveda, Diversity Scholar (2019-2020), Department of Education &
Hierald Osorto, Director of Religious and Spiritual Life 

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Several of our most popular study abroad affiliated partners will be on campus February 24-26. Each will offer an event or info session where you can learn more about the programs they offer.  Across the three partner organizations visiting campus, there are over 100 affiliated semester and summer programs offered in more than 25 countries! On Tuesday, February 25, we welcome CEA Study Abroad to campus. They will offer an info session about all CEA program options, affiliated and non-affiliated, at 12:10 pm in Friends 210.

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Several of our most popular study abroad affiliated partners will be on campus February 24-26. Each will offer an event or info session where you can learn more about the programs they offer.  Across the three partner organizations visiting campus, there are over 100 affiliated semester and summer programs offered in more than 25 countries! On Wednesday, February 26, we welcome IES Abroad to Campus. They will be holding an info session focused on the IES programs in Amsterdam from 6-7 pm in Friends 210.

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 Today is the last day to sign-up for IABC's The Candidate. 

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HURRY! The form closes on March 1st!

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Career Services is hosting a trip to NYC during Spring Break (3/10-3/11) to help students explore career options, view different workplaces, meet alumni, and network for internship and job searches. One of the tracks is focused on ADVOCACY, NONPROFIT & SOCIAL JUSTICE careers.

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