Ithaca College

 Did you forget to pick up your Cortaca ticket?

Don't want to pay a ridiculous amount for a ticket?

Do you want a safe environment to supporting your favorite team?

FWD: Fun Without Drinking will be hosting an ALTERNATIVE CORTACA event on Saturday, November 16th from 11:30-4pm in Taughannock Falls Room! 

This event is FREE! There will be FREE FOOD, GAMES, PRIZES, and we will be LIVE-STREAMING THE GAME.  

Fun Without Drinking (referred to as "forward") is a group for Ithaca College students who are looking to have Fun Without Drinking.  The goal of this group is to allow individuals to meet others who share similar beliefs to establish friendships and alternative activities. We have weekly meetings and host activities on the weekends. 

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The Department of Modern Languages and Literatures in the School of Humanities and Sciences will be offering a course titled: "The Novel in the Mirror: Latin American Literature on Film" in Spring 2014. Students can register for this LNGS 19403-01 (3 credits) course on Homer Connect.

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 Please join us on Nov. 19 to learn about an exciting short term study abroad experience.

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As the regular season for football winds down, the anticipation for the Cortaca Jug is felt throughout campus. This tradition is something that we as a football team look forward to year round. We take pride in representing our legacy and the Ithaca College student body against our opponents, especially against Cortland.

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After successfully serving Ithaca College for 26 years as the Fire and Building Safety Coordinator, Ron Clark plans to retire from the College on November 20th, 2013.

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A message on behalf of Marisa Kelly, Provost and Vice President for Educational Affairs and
C. Gregory Sharer, Vice President for Student Affairs, SUNY Cortland

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The A&E Center will be closed on Saturday, November 16th

Go Bombers!

Be a part of something BIG! Come to Textor 101 at 7 PM on Monday, November 18th to learn about how you can make a difference in the life of a child in the Ithaca community by becoming a Big Brother or Sister.  



*If you know someone who you think would be a great Big, pass this invitation along!*  

https://www.facebook.com/events/702591009752061/

If you can't make the meeting but are still interested in learning more, email jryan1@ithaca.edu.   

Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact Julia Ryan at jryan1@ithaca.edu. We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible.

The Ithaca College Gerontology Institute regrets it must cancel its workshop on dementia and depression, originally scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 19, at the Country Inn and Suites. Due to medical reasons, the speaker is unable to present "Behavioral Interventions for Depression in Cognitively Impaired Elders." We hope to be able to reschedule this topic next spring.

If you have registered for this workshop, you will be contacted soon about this cancellation and any refund you may be due. (IC faculty, staff, and students may attend Institute workshops at no charge.) If you have questions, please email them to aging@ithaca.edu .

The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra opens its 2013-14 three-concert Ithaca series in Ford Hall on Friday, November 15 at 7:30 PM with guest conductor Junichi Hirokami and soloist Erik Behr.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15
7:30 PM | Ford Hall
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
Junichi Hirokami, guest conductor
Erik Behr, oboe
Hindemith: Concert Music for Strings and Brass
R. Strauss: Oboe Concerto
Rachmaninoff: Symphony No. 2

Tickets: www.rpo.org or 585-454-2100

Ithaca College Student Rush Ticketing

Through partnering with Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO), Ithaca College students will be able to attend all RPO concerts held in Ford Hall at no cost. Students should stand in line outside of the house left entrance to Ford Hall before each concert and have their Ithaca College Student ID available upon request.

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School of Business is pleased to announce its second Short Study Abroad program in China, tentatively scheduled for May 14 -29, 2014.

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Submitted on behalf of Robert Cree, AVP for Business and Finance.

A reminder that staff, faculty, and students involved in any purchasing processes within Ithaca College are invited to take part in the Enterprise Solutions Group (ESG) “Procurement Assessment” survey.  A balance of participation from representatives in every aspect is vital for an accurate assessment.

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Each year the Finger Lakes Environmental Film festival offers stipends to faculty to teach one credit hour mini courses which take advantage of the films and other events sponsored by The Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival, March 31-April 6, 2014.

"Dissonance" will be the broad theme for this year’s festival.  More information about the theme will soon be posted at https://www.ithaca.edu/fleff/.

Most mini courses are one credit hour courses held during block II. If you are interested in offering a course either in-load or as an overload, please contact Warren Schlesinger, the FLEFF mini course coordinator (warren@ithaca.edu) or 4-3951. 

We are looking for courses to be offered from all schools at the College.

 Join our Class Council!

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 Apply to be a part of She's The First E-board 2014! Applications will be due on November 22nd.

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  Want to travel to a new and exciting state over winter break this year as well as helping the community by building homes?  Then, you should sign up for one of Habitat for Humanity winter break trips on Sunday, November 17th at 4pm.

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A new course will be offered in Spring 2014 entitled BIOMATERIALS, MEDICINE, AND HEALTH. Have you ever wondered what biomaterials are in and on your body and what effect they have for better or for worse? This course is an excellent opportunity for all students and especially those interested in clinical and health sciences.The course is taught by Prof. Kari Stoos-Brossard in the Department of Health Promotion and Physical Education.

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Who are the Hasidim? Can women be rabbis? What is Kabbalah and who can study it? Are Jews a race? What do Israeli films reveal about Israeli society?

Do you want answers to these questions? Then take a Jewish Studies course in Spring 2014.

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Who are the Hasidim? Can women be rabbis? What is Kabbalah and who can study it? Are Jews a race? What do Israeli films reveal about Israeli society?

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During winter break, you can visit organizations in major cities including Boston, New York & Philadelphia through Road Trips to the Real World.  Visits typically include time to meet recruiters, interns & other staff while you learn about career opportunities.

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