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Winter Safety Tips

Contributed by Tim Ryan on 11/29/12 

As we head into the winter months, it's important to take precautions against icy conditions. When temperatures drop below freezing, walking from parking lots and building to building can be a dangerous game.

Though Maintenance and Facilities do an excellent job salting and shoveling campus walkways, black ice and icy patches can strike before getting attended to.

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Stop Stressing, Start Living

Contributed by Wade Pickren on 11/29/12 

Monday, December 3, 2012
3:00 p.m.
Center for Faculty Excellence, Gannett Center 316

Presented by
Mary Tomaselli, Director, Employee and Organizational Development
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Deborah Harper, Director, Counseling and Wellness

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No, it's not too late! 

Remember to post a ride on Zimride before the end of November and enter to win an iPad!

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On Wednesday, December 5, at 7:30 pm, in Business 103, Batya Kallus will speak on the question of what it means for Arab and Jewish citizens of Israel to live together in a shared society.

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Hiring for spring semester

Contributed by Dana Orlando on 11/28/12 

Do you want to make a difference for Ithaca College, while developing professional work experience?

Apply to be an Ithaca College Annual Fund Student Caller for the phonathon team!  Get paid to call Ithaca College alumni and parents to ask for their financial support of the college.

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IC Students! Do you love exercise? Do you hate it? We want to know! Please take a few minutes to fill out our survey and give us your perspectives on exercise and physical activity here at Ithaca College.

https://qtrial.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_6RI0kJzqnOdH8ot

 

No Pressure Blood Pressure is Back!

Contributed by Judy Mauk on 11/28/12 

The next No Pressure Blood Pressure will be held on Wednesday, December 5th.

Important reasons not to miss the next screening:

1. 65 million Americans have hypertension (high blood pressure)

2. Many people don't even know their blood pressure is high because there are no symptoms in most cases

3. Hypertension can lead to heart disease, stroke, heart failure, and kidney disease

4. 66% of those IC employees measured at the last screening were pre-hypertensive   (above ideal )

5. A 20 point increase in systolic blood pressure (top number) or a 10 point increase in diastolic blood pressure (bottom number) doubles the risk of heart disease.

6. Poor diet, inactivity, and being overweight can lead to an increase in blood pressure

7. If one does not adopt a healthy lifestyle, the hypertensive individual will need to take costly medication with potential side effects

8. Physical and emotional stress can elevate your blood pressure

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Wednesday, December 5, 2012
5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Center for Faculty Excellence, 316 Gannett Center
Contact: prodriguez@ithaca.edu or 274-5714

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Holiday Open House

Contributed by Wade Pickren on 11/28/12 

The Center for Faculty Excellence and the Library invite you to come celebrate the joy of the season at our holiday open house Wednesday, December 12, 2012, from 3:00 - 6:00 p.m. in 316 Gannett Center. Stop by for fun, food, and good cheer!

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Meet Patti LuPone during a Q&A session on Monday, Dec 10th at 4pm in Hoerner Theatre of Dillingham Center.

 

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Career Services is pleased to welcome ESN Mike Leonard of the United States Navy to campus on Tuesday, December 11, to provide information about the Navy's Health Professions Scholarship Program.

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The department of Physics needs an hourly/non-exempt staff member who is an APPROVED DRIVER, for Public Viewing Night this Friday, November 30th from 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.

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Wendy Bacon, (University of Pennsylvania) will speak about Maya Archaeology: Is 2012 the End of the World?

Wednesday December 5 at 6:30 pm in CNS208   Sponsored by the Finger Lakes Chapter of the New York State Archaeological Association

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Escape the Stress & Recharge Your Body!

Please join us as Michael Faber teaches and demonstrates the importance of meditation in your daily life.

 

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Thinking about starting your job search? Want to know how to use Winter Break for networking? What's the latest news about hiring projections in 2013? Read on!

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Finding a performance job isn’t quite the same as a traditional job search. Come to this workshop to learn some important tips and tricks for finding a job in the music industry as a performer!

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As the fall semester comes to an end, some of you may have an expected or unexpected vacancy in your room, suite or apartment.   Whether you anticipate a vacancy or not, the Office of Residential Life strongly recommends that you complete a vacancy form indicating the individual you would like to pull into your room in the event that a space opens.  If a vacancy occurs in your room, suite, or apartment and we do not have this form on file, we will assign that space to a student interested in living in that particular area. 

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DANCE ! FRI 11/30, 8pm-midnight - Fitness Center

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Don't Forget To.....

Contributed by Nancy Reynolds on 11/27/12 

... check out the November issue of Student Health 101! December's issue is almost here, so take some time to check out the current content before it's too late..

Looking for some simple health and wellness tips? Follow us @ICStudentHealth on Twitter!

Sponsored by the Center for Health Promotion

 

More than 5000 Completed!

Contributed by LeBron Rankins on 11/27/12 

Since 2001, 5,072 cost-free, confidential online mental health screenings have been completed by IC students.  Take care of yourself and complete a series of online mental health screenings.  After all, a little bit of prevention is a good thing.

And don't forget, taking care of your mental health is a smart and healthy thing to do...and increases your chances for academic success!