Ithaca College

The National Teaching Fellowship with Citizen Schools is a two year AmeriCorps program for individuals who are eager to participate in education reform. Members of the National Teaching Fellowship teach in the expanded day, grow in a professional role, and serve as community builders dedicated to closing the opportunity and achievement gaps.

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Nourish International is a unique organization in the field, successfully blending social entrepreneurship and responsible international development. Since 2003, Nourish has sent 369 students and $266,380 abroad, working with community partners on 65 projects around the world. 

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Ithaca College has had a very successful programmatic partnership with Longview, a retirement community located on Danby Road, for the past 13 years. There are many opportunities for members of the Ithaca College Community to become involved at Longview, including:

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Student Organizations like Habitat for Humanity, Ithacappella, Up 'Til Dawn, Created Equal, Senior Class are continuing to inspire us all through their programs. Check out Club Hub Volume 3 Issue 3 to hear about these student organizations and many more!

Join the department of Health Promotion and Physical Education for an afternoon "meet and greet" event celebrating our alumni working in public health, as well as current students majoring in public and community health.

Friday, October 12
3:00 p.m.
Clark Lounge

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The Ithaca College Library is partnering with The Ithaca Motion Picture Project to highlight a unique collection of images housed in the College Archives. 

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 Want to impress future employers?

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Residential Life is looking for students with a desire to help others, be creative, and exhibit strong leadership characteristics! If this sounds like you, we’d love to have you join our team as a Resident Assistant. Join us for our final information session – a risk free way of learning more about the position before applying.

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 The Student Activities Board presents world-renowned Psychic Mentalist Duo - The Evasons! 

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Come see your fellow students perform onstage at IC Square for SAB MUSIC PRESENTS: Open Mic Night TONIGHT as part of IC Spirit Week! 

Music, comedy and who knows what else awaits! Festivities begin at 7 p.m. in IC Square. 

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The Roy H. Park School of Communications is pleased to host a series of events to help kick-off Alumni Weekend.  

These events include networking opportunities for students, faculty, staff and alumni as well as two featured panels focusing on issues in the communications field.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2012

Alumni-Student Networking Reception
12:00-1:30pm
Front lawn of Park
Donuts and Cider will be provided

"Emerging Media: What's Next?"
1:30pm-3:00pm
Park School Alumni Panel, Park Auditorium
Moderated by: Professor Devan Rosen and Ali Erkan
What's next after Google Glasses, mobile apps, 3D TV, and Facebook? Emerging media platforms and devices are changing our relationship with each other, with information, and with media content. The media content we consume is often being produced by unique sources, distributed by decentralized connections, and exhibited in new spaces. What’s next?

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Gondek DC, Olive AJ, Stary G, Starnbach MN. “CD4+ T Cells Are Necessary and Sufficient To Confer Protection against Chlamydia trachomatis Infection in the Murine Upper Genital Tract.” J Immunol. 2012 189:2441-2449; published ahead of print August 1, 2012, doi:10.4049/jimmunol.1103032  

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Programming has become more expensive. Now is the time to create your own events.

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 Don't miss your chance to pre-register for Habitat's annual 5K Walk/Run Habidash! Students can pre-register for $8 at our campus center table from 10-3 today, Wednesday 10/9 or tomorrow Thursday 10/10, or email us at habitat@ithaca.edu. Pre-register as a group for only $5 per person!!

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Come to a quick informational meeting on Wednesday October 10th at 5 PM in Textor 103 to learn how you can make a difference in the lives of kids in the Ithaca community!

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Kati Lustyik, assistant professor in the Department of Media Arts, Sciences, and Studies, published an article in current issue of Journal of Film and Popular Television titled “The Commercialization of Children’s Television in Postsocialist Europe.”

The Journal of Film and Popular Television is an international peer-reviewed academic journal with an acceptance rate of approximately 15%.

Ever want to learn how to teach English as a Second Language? Have a passion for languages in general? Love Mexican food? If you answered YES to one or more of the above, come to Friends 201 on Thursday, October 11th at 5:30pm to join in this unique learning experience. 

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The Ithaca College chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) received the National Outstanding Campus Chapter Award for 2011-2012 at the Excellence in Journalism 2012 conference in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

The award recognizes the best SPJ chapter among the 200 campus chapters nationally.

Pictured from left: Meagan McGinnes, chapter president; Brandon Doyle, vice president; Megan Goldschmidt, secretary; Alexandra Leslie, treasurer; and Associate Professor Mead Loop, adviser.

Raymond Ghirardo (Professor, Art) and Megan Roberts (Associate Professor, MASS) are included in an exhibition of artist books and other documents entitled “PAPYRI”  - Guestbooks, Bookworks and Similar Departures, by resident artists of the Emily Harvey Foundation 2004–2012  Curated by Berty Skuber October 19-27, 2012 Archivio Emily Harvey, Venice, Italy

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 IC After Dark presents as part of Spirit Week... Who Wants to be a Millionaire - Ithaca Style!!

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