Ithaca College

The Office of Student Engagement (OSE) is accepting applications for the 2020-2021 Student Leadership Consultant (SLC) team. A team of 14 SLCs assists with the development and implementation of the programs and services offered by OSE.

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Head to Campus Well to read about the 4 exercises a trainer recommends to help with neck posture.

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Do you know a woman or female-identified student leader currently in their sophomore year at Ithaca College? Please consider submitting a recommendation form to encourage them to apply for the BOLD Women's Leadership Network!

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Help spread awareness about sexual assault and the importance of consent!

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Help spread awareness about sexual assault and the importance of consent!

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Join Ithaca College faculty and staff for professional development workshops as part of the Ithaca Loves Teachers Festival.  These workshops are open to anyone and CTLE credit will be offered to teachers and school personnel.

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SAB Brings World-Famous Hypnotist Sailesh to Campus Feb. 18

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Established through contributions from staff, faculty, and friends of James J. Whalen, Ithaca College’s 6th president, in honor of his 22 years of service to the College.

This award is granted to eligible staff members in a degree program at Ithaca College. The money can be used to pay for books and defray other educational costs. Candidates for the J.J. Staff Scholar Award must be full-time staff members of the College; matriculated in a degree program; have completed at least 60 credit hours toward an undergraduate degree, or pursuing a graduate-level degree, with a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher.

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From February 17th to February 21st the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life is participating Better Together Days. 

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College faculty and staff are invited to join President Collado for an informal reception on Tuesday, February 18, at Emerson Suite A from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. 

"Connect with Collado" faculty and staff receptions are casual moments for members of the campus community to come together in fellowship as colleagues and friends. They are also opportunities to engage with the president directly about any topics, issues, or concerns.

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From February 17th to February 21st the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life is participating Better Together Days. 

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·    Tuesday, April 7th

o    7:30 am: Special Populations, UG Students with 90+ Earned Credit Hours

·    Wednesday, April 8th

o    7:30 am: Graduate Students

·  Thursday, April 9th  

o    7:30 am UG Students with 60 - 89.9 Earned Credit Hours

·   Tuesday, April 14th

o    7:30 am UG Students with 30 - 59.9 Earned Credit Hours

·   Thursday, April 16th

o    7:30 am UG Students with under 30 Earned Credit Hours

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Midterm Grading will be available in HomerConnect Friday, February 14, for full term classes (please note midterm grading is not available for block courses).

Click here for a quick video tutorial. Midterm grades can be posted until 10pm on March 18, 2020.

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Join Asian American Alliance for the Kimbap Night fundraiser on February 19th from 6-8 pm in Textor 103! Each roll is $5 and $9 for two rolls.

 Kimbap, sometimes spelled gimbap, is seaweed wrapped around rice and other ingredients. We’ll have cucumbers, carrots, spam, imitation crab, and more!

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Check out the new tool in Degree Works that you can use to plan your course schedule! It will help you: 

• Plan registration for upcoming semesters.
• Better understand remaining degree requirements.
• Stay on track to graduate within the desired time range.
• Prepare for advising appointments with your faculty advisor.

You can find the schedule planning tool in Degree Works on the new tab called the PLAN.

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What makes you love IC? Discover some of the ways Ithaca College "shows the love" and join students, faculty, staff, and alumni to bring your IC love to these fun events!

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Submitted on behalf of La Jerne Cornish, Provost and Sr. Vice President for Academic Affairs:

I am very pleased to announce that Omar Stoute (Class of 2018) will serve as the next Title IX Deputy Coordinator in the Title IX Office, effective Monday, February 17, 2020.  Omar began working for the College in the Office of the Provost and went on to serve as Project Coordinator for the Honors Program and Civic Engagement Center. 

Omar remains active in the college and local community as a board member of the Ithaca Family and Children Services in Ithaca, a founding member of the First Generation Student Organization here on campus, and currently as a peer mentor for 12 students on campus.  He is also a committed member of his fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha, doing community service at the local high school and greater Ithaca. 

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Please join us for an all-college meeting and presentation by visit experience expert, Jeff Kallay titled: After Millenials (Understanding Gen Z Students and Their Gen X Parents) on Tuesday, February 18 from 12:10 – 1:05 p.m. in Textor 102. 

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Improve your public speaking and leadership skills with the Ithaca College Toastmasters International Club. The Ithaca College Toastmasters club is open to all IC and Longview community members. We offer positive, constructive encouragement to members and guests who start at varying skill levels.

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 Sponsored Research has worked with the college's three federal compliance committees to secure the following meeting schedules and protocol due dates

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