Ithaca College

All are welcome to attend Professor Adams's talk, "All the Things We Could Be By Now if Race Really Didn't Matter" on Thursday, April 25, 5:30-6:30 in Business 103.  This event is proudly sponsored by Sigma Tau Delta, the English Honor Society.

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Cathy Lee Crane, associate professor in the Department of Media Arts, Sciences and Studies, was named a 2013 Guggenheim Fellow in Film/Video.

John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation has awarded fellowships to a diverse group of 175 scholars, artists, and scientists. Appointed on the basis of prior achievement and exceptional promise, the successful candidates were chosen from a group of almost 3,000 applicants.

The Guggenheim Fellowship will support Crane's upcoming project -- a production of a speculative history on how the United States entered World War I as told through the story of one girl's adoption by a butcher in 1917.

Students of Ithaca College will be invited to participate in producing scenes of this film in the Park School soundstage as part of a Cinema Production Practicum course offered in the SP14 semester. If you are interested in enrolling in that class, please contact Professor Crane directly at ccrane@ithaca.edu to attend an informational session in FA13.

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Language changes.That simple, inevitable fact has rich implications for our lives, in ways that most people aren’t aware of. While some people believe that differences in regional speech are dying out today in the U.S., much evidence shows that dialects are becoming much stronger and new dialect features are emerging rapidly, including basic pronunciation of words like bad and bag, Don and Dawn, or his and hiss, and these tell us much about recent history, about contemporary society and our own identities.   Presentation is free and open to the public, on Wednesday, April 24th in the Klingenstein Lounge, from 6-7 pm. 

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If you are not graduating or attending Commencement, please consider joining local grassroots community service group Love Knows No Bounds on a work trip to the New York City area on the weekend of May 17-19.

The group will partner with Occupy Sandy folks to assist Sandy survivors in the Far Rockaway/Sheepshead Bay area. We'll be mucking out and cleaning debris from their homes, doing some light demolition work, and more.

The group will leave on Friday, May 17th in the late afternoon and return on Sunday, May 19th in the evening. We will travel by van and stay in rustic accommodations, which are still being finalized.

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CNS 115, 12:10pm   We will be holding elections for two positions that are opening up next year.   Also, there will be PLENTY OF FOOD. Take this as our thanks to you, for being in Pre-Med Society.  

If you would like to run for one of the positions, please place your name on this googledoc.

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Do you want to help give brand new books to children in need in Ithaca? Would you like to join the First Book - Ithaca College executive board? Apply now!

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On Saturday, April 27th from 5pm to 9pm at IC Fitness
2v2 bboy/bgirl competition 'Break' IC

We will have the best dance crews from all around the Northeast area, free Redbull, shirt sales and special performances!

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View tips on professional dress, interview advice, motivational quotes & more on the IC Career Services Pinterest Page.  Follow us and then repin our Pin It to Win It pin!  We'll pick 3 winners from those who've re-pinned, to receive a prize from Career Services.

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Scott Hamula, associate professor and chair of the Department of Strategic Communication, has been invited to join America Advertising Federation’s (AAF) National Education Executive Committee (NEEC). Hamula will represent District 2 which is comprised of schools located in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, and the District of Columbia.

AAF is the oldest national advertising trade association, representing 40,000 professionals in the advertising industry. The organization also includes more than 200 college chapters and 6,500 student members.

The NEEC committee is comprised of nationally recognized advertising professors and industry professionals and oversees all of the AAF’s educational programs such as the National Student Advertising Competition, Alpha Delta Sigma Honor Society, Vance Stickell Internship program, Adweek Pen Tudor Internship program, and the Annual Student Conference.

Hamula will serve a three-year term.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Date: April 22, 2013

PROJECT NAME: East Clinton Street Bridge Replacement and Prospect Street Reconstruction Project

PROJECT LOCATION:  East Clinton Street and Prospect Street

PROJECT START DATE: Monday, April 29, 2013

SCHEDULED COMPLETION DATE: July 15, 2013

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The IC Toastmasters Club can help wash away your fears of public speaking. Learn about how to convey your information to your audience like a pro and shine with confidence.

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Written and Performed by Regi Carpenter
Accompanied by Cellist Elizabeth Simkin 
Friday, April 26, 2013
4:00 p.m., Nabenhauer Recital Room, 4308 Whalen Center

Snap!- sometimes you have to go back so you can get out.  A true story of a young girl's experience of mental illness and her incredible journey back to sanity and freedom. A powerful and compassionate tale of darkness and redemption with exquisite music by cellist Elizabeth Simkin.

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Elizabeth Woollard ’15 was selected as a finalist in Photographer’s Forum magazine’s 33rd Annual College & High School Photography contest sponsored by Nikon, USA.

Woollard’s work will be published in the Best of College & High School Photography 2013 book. Her work was selected from a pool of 16,700 submissions worldwide.

All winners, honorable mentions and finalists will be in the Winners Gallery which can be found at pfmagazine.com.
 

Math & Movement is seeking students for paid social media, grant-writing, videography & publicity internships in the summer and next school year.  Interns may work in Syracuse or remotely.

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There are so many things to do as the semester ends, don’t forget about your mail! We offer the following suggestions to help provide continuity in your mail-related services.

Begin notifying the publishers of magazines and newspapers you receive where you will be in May. Their toll free numbers and web sites are usually listed in the front or back of the publication. This mail class is not forwarded by the USPS from our College. The USPS notifies the publishers of the permanent address we provide on the publication and then discards the mail piece.

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Man vs Cancer: Round Two is the second annual food eating contest hosted by Up 'til Dawn to raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, and is sponsored by Grub Hub!

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Man vs Cancer: Round Two is the second annual food eating contest hosted by Up 'til Dawn to raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, and is sponsored by Grub Hub!

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  Man vs Cancer: Round Two is the second annual food eating contest hosted by Up 'til Dawn to raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, and is sponsored by Grub Hub!

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 Man vs Cancer: Round Two is the second annual food eating contest hosted by Up 'til Dawn to raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, and is sponsored by Grub Hub!

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Man vs Cancer: Round Two is the second annual food eating contest hosted by Up 'til Dawn to raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, and is sponsored by Grub Hub!

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