Ithaca College

White Muslin: Veiling the Body in the 1790s
Amelia Rauser, Associate Professor of Art History, Franklin & Marshall College
Thursday, March 7, 4.00 p.m.
Handwerker Gallery, Ithaca College

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The Center for the Study of Culture, Race and Ethnicity (CSCRE) is looking for students who would like to serve on the editorial board of the IC Journal of Race, Culture, Gender and Ethnicity.  This is a yearly publication that carries student authored papers and essays and it is largely a student-led effort with some faculty from the Center, and other departments, serving as their advisors and mentors. 

If you're interested in serving on its editorial board, please send a short note about yourself and how you see yourself contributing to it, to professor Asma Barlas (abarlas@ithaca.edu).

The event "Struggling for Justice: One Rabbi's Journey from South Africa to Israel/Palestine and America" features Rabbi Brian Walt on Thursday, March 7, 7 pm in Business 104. The Ithaca College Students for Justice in Palestine and the Philosophy and Religion Department are co-sponsors.  

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This is a reminder that April 1st is the due date for completing Technology Renewal Summer 2013 questionnaires, which have been sent to all individuals, labs managers, and area coordinators.

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Dear Ithaca College Community Members:

Recently, Ithaca College Board of Trustees Chairman, Tom Grape '80, wrote to inform you of the Board’s commitment to conduct regular reviews of the performance of our president and about our plan to conduct an extensive Comprehensive Presidential Assessment in 2013.  This upcoming process involves inviting input from representatives of the different constituencies that comprise the Ithaca College community.  The purpose of today’s communication is to let you know the methodology we are using for selecting participants in the process.

As outlined in Tom Grape’s previous communication:

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If you’re interested in spending an entire semester in New York City this fall, get your application in now.

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 Want to have your academic work published? This is your chance!

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Students for Sensible Drug Policy are fundraising with Kripsy Kreme doughnuts this week goo.gl/sBVBE <-- Order Form

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Thank you for your interest in the Tenure and Promotion Workshop for Reviewers that was scheduled for Wednesday, March 6, 2013, in the Center for Faculty Excellence.  Unfortunately, this workshop has been CANCELED due to illness.  We plan to reschedule at a later date. 

Quoted in the media: Faculty members Scott Hamula, Stephen Mosher, Rachel Wagner and Frank Micale; and staff member Melissa Gattine. For more information on the following articles, please visit the IC in the Media page at the Office of Media Relations:

IC in the Media

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Dr. Skott Freedman, Assistant Professor in the Department of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology recently published an article in the Journal of Clinical Practice in Speech-Language Pathology entitled "Children's naming as a function of neighborhood density".

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Bring your yoga mats and wear some pants, because on March 6th, Ithaca College is hosting its largest YOGA RAVE! Come join us in Emerson Suites from 7:30 in an immersive Mind-Body Dance Party!

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The Art of Living Club Presents:

YOGA REMIX
Substance-Free, Mind-Body Dance Party

Wednesday, March 6th, 2013 
7:30pm-10:30pm
Ithaca College, Emerson Suites
FREE ADMISSION

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Before going on break, take a moment to rsvp for the March 20 meeting with Provost Kelly.  This is an informal meeting in a small group setting in the Ithaca Falls Room of the Campus Center from 7:00 - 8:00pm.  The meeting is limited to 12 people and you must rsvp to mataylor@ithaca.edu or contact Karen Emnett at 274-7918.

Light refreshments will be provided.

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The following is submitted on behalf of Provost Kelly:

The March 7 Faculty Colloquium scheduled for 5:00 pm in Clark Lounge has been cancelled.  All questions/concerns related to this cancellation can be directed to provost@ithaca.edu or 274-3113. 

The next Faculty Colloquium will be held Thursday, April 4 from 5:00 – 6:30 pm in Clark Lounge immediately following the Whalen Symposium.  The featured speaker will be Saviana Stanescu Condeescu, Assistant Professor, Theatre Arts Department.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Marisa Kelly, Provost & VPEA

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Ithaca College’s newest media organization, the Media Alliance for People and the Planet (MAPP), hopes to bring media literacy and media critique to campus with a focus on environmental and human issues.

MAPP is looking for students who are:
-Interested in media
-Interested in the environment
-Interested in people

As of right now, the organization is looking to become an established student organization so we need members and leaders.

Interested? We bet you are! The first meeting of MAPP will be:
Thursday, March 7, at 8 p.m. in Park 285

For more information, contact Kacey Deamer at kdeamer1@ithaca.edu.

Join Ted Kelly, the Community Outreach contact from ClearPoint Credit Counseling Solutions, as he presents about ways to avoid these emergencies, and what to do if one happens to you. Ted will also be giving an overview of how ClearPoint can help, and will have a fun, interactive money quiz to find out how much you know about managing your money!

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 Denise Nuttall presented  two Indigenous Rhythm Workshops to 82 participants at the Teaching Choices Symposium 2013: "Tomorrow's Classroom", Faculty of Education, University of Ottawa on February 21st. 
Title: Incorporating Indigenous Knowledge Systems in North American Universities: A Workshop on Rhythm and the North Indian Percussion Instrument Tabla.

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Complete list of all registered Student Organizations! If your organization is not on this list, you are not registered.

 Take advantage of the last opportunity for the academic year 2012-2013 to register your student organization. The registration process will officially end March 8th. All steps must be completed by March 8th.

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Students majoring in the Roy H. Park School of Communications are invited to apply for a a number of endowed scholarships.

These donor-funded scholarships are for current enrolled students:
- with a major in the School of Communications, and
- who will be continuing students in 2013-2014.

For a complete list of named communications scholarships and criteria, click here. 

Please note: There is one online application for all of the above scholarships. You may select one or multiple scholarships you wish to apply for within the application.

To apply: click here.

Deadline: March 19, 2013