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Students on Judith Pena-Shaff's Psychology Research Team received the Award of Excellence for an outstanding poster presentation at Eastern College Science Conference (ECSC)Contributed by Bernard Beins on 05/09/12 Senior applied psychology major Callie Lehrer received the award for the poster “Perceptions become a reality: Students’ perceptions of disciplinary practices.” This study was a collaborative effort involving psychology students Seren Ozkan, Andrew Fisher, Heather Morihara, Katherine Twitchell and Stephanie Strzepek all students in Dr. Pena-Shaff research team. Read more . . . (394 words)
As we prepare for our 117th Commencement on Sunday, May 20, 2012, I would like to provide you with some information regarding the academic procession. The procession will form at 8:30 a.m. outside in the academic quad if it’s nice weather, or inside the enclosed walkway beginning at Job Hall and extending through the Campus Center if it is raining. Please see below for information on forming the academic procession if Commencement is indoors. The academic procession will begin at 9:00 a.m. and the Commencement ceremony will begin at 10:00 a.m. All guests will be encouraged to be seated by 8:45 a.m. The procession will be in the order noted below: Read more . . . (651 words) We are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2012 Alumni Association Awards. Read more . . . (82 words) IC students Ranu Nath, Sarah Scott, and Sarah Singer present at international religion conferenceContributed by Rachel Wagner on 05/09/12 Three Ithaca College students, Ranu Nath, Sarah Scott, and Sarah Singer, presented at the American Academy of Religion and Eastern International Regional Meeting at the University of Waterloo, Canada, on May 4 and May 5. Read more . . . (153 words) The Office of Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs (OSEMA) is proud to announce our 2012 Summer Orientation Leaders. These students are enthusiastic, resourceful, and exemplify the character and spirit of our community. Please join us in congratulating the following students:
Read more . . . (20 words) Does Your Department Have Students Who Need to Drive College Owned/Leased Vehicles? If So, Read On...Contributed by Diane Rogers on 05/09/12 If you have a student who will need to drive a College owned/leased vehicle for any reason, they must attend the 2 hour student driver safety class. If your students will need to drive during the summer or immediately upon returning in August we recommend they attend the class on Wednesday, May 16th, 2012 from 4pm-6pm in Textor 102. Students may wish to review the student driver handbook before attending the class. The registration for the class is now on-line www.ithaca.edu/riskmanagement/ed_prog/ Read more . . . (93 words) Last Student Driver Safety Class of the Semester - Wednesday, May 16, 2012Contributed by Diane Rogers on 05/09/12 If you are a student and you need to drive a College owned/leased vehicle for any reason, you must attend the full 2 hours of the driver safety class. The last student driver safety class for this semester will be offered on Wednesday, May 16th, 2012 from 4pm-6pm in Textor 102. Read more . . . (109 words) Peter Melcher (Biology) is the Associate Guest Editor for a special topics in the Journal Frontiers.Contributed by Nancy Pierce on 05/09/12 Journal Read more . . . (163 words) Water Planet: Perspectives on Water Sustainability online summer courseContributed by Mara Alper on 05/08/12 If you like water in any way, shape or form, here is a class for you. You can do it any time of the day online from anywhere with a high-speed internet connection. Enter the world of this essential element as we explore questions such as: What is your water footprint? Why is water considered 'Blue Gold'? Why is water important in many religious rituals? We will use perspectives from the arts, humanities and sciences, with a focus on the global politics of water and sustainability and its media representations. Internet readings, videos, podcasts, guest lecturers and discussions link students with national and international experts. This course fulfills Liberal Arts Humanities and Social Science requirements. It also meets H & S Gen. Ed. Requirements for Self & Society + Global Perspectives. Summer Session 1 online 3 cr.
HomerConnect GCOM 20100-01 CRN 10155 Questions? Email Mara Alper malper@ithaca.edu Read more . . . (26 words) Project Look Sharp is always collecting magazines to use in various media literacy activities with students, including creating counter-advertisements. We will have gray tubs in the lobbies of each of the dorms from Wednesday through Saturday; please drop off your old magazines as you pack up to leave campus. Project Look Sharp is a media literacy initiative of the School of Humanities & Sciences at Ithaca College. For more information about Project Look Sharp and our work, including our internships for IC students, go to https://www.ithaca.edu/looksharp This is a reminder about the recent Intercom notice that access to student personal folders on Nova ("G" drive) will expire on June 1st. ITS recommends that students move their Nova files to a flash drive or to one of the free online services before leaving campus for the summer, as it is much easier to access Nova from an on-campus computer. ITS Helpdesk
The following is the latest construction updates from the city of Ithaca regarding street construction? Our thanks to the City Clerk's office. Read more . . . (254 words) Bryn Hughes (Music) and Doug Turnbull (Computer Science) to present at Music: Cognition, Technology, Society at Cornell University this weekendContributed by Arlene Dende on 05/08/12
Read more . . . (348 words) Tina Caswell (Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology) to Lead Workshop at The Southern Tier Independence CenterContributed by Heather Hedges on 05/08/12 Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Clinical Instructor Tina Caswell will be presenting at the Southern Tier Independence Center in Binghamton New York on Friday May 18, 2012. Read more . . . (155 words) Four student documentaries will air on WCNY, the Syracuse PBS affiliate, on Sunday, May 13 at 10:30 p.m. The films were produced as assignments for Spring and Fall 2011 courses taught by Associate Professor John Scott. The featured films include: On the Fence Read more . . . (107 words) The body could be very quick: "On May 4, 2012, Bryan Blanchette (right) secured the first place spot of the IC Billiards 2012 8-Ball Tournament. Gary Chin came in a close second (right), with Mahabub Reza in 3rd place (middle). The IC Billiards club hopes to host tournaments in the Fall 2012 semester with prepaid gift card prizes and hopes to see you there! Congratulations again to the winners." Attention prospective English Majors/Minors, Comparative Literature Minors, and those interested in Philosophy and Literary Theory.Contributed by Claire Gleitman on 05/08/12
Read more . . . (225 words) Coffee Kiosk is Back at the Library! Open from: 7pm to 10pm on Tue 5/8 and Wed 5/9Contributed by Rebecca Sexton on 05/08/12 Enjoy a beverage and a pastry at the library during finals week. All types of payment are accepted at the Coffee Kiosk: Cash, Credit Card, Bonus Bucks and ID Express. OPEN: -- 7pm to 10pm - Tuesday, May 8th, 2012 -- 7pm to 10pm - Wednesday, May 9th, 2012 The Coffee Kiosk will be located on the 2nd level of the library, on the west side near the periodicals rack. Beverages and baked goods will be available for purchase.
Greensboro, N.C. – Ithaca College mourns the recent passing of Linda Buettner, a former professor and coach at the college and member of the Ithaca College Athletic Hall of Fame. Read more . . . (156 words) |
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Year in Review, The Ithacan's annual wrap-up of the year's biggest stories in news, opinion, entertainment and sports is now available. You can pick it up in the distribution boxes by Mac's, in the Campus Center and in the Park School of Communications. Get a copy of this lasting record of the past academic year.
Bryn Hughes and Doug Turnbull will both be presenting work at the 2012 Conference on Music: Cognition, Technology, Society hosted by Cornell University this coming weekend (May 11-13, 2012). Registration for the conference is free and more details can be found at: 
This fall, the English Department will be offering two sections of ENGL 20100: The Agony and Ecstasy of Theory: Approaches to Literary Study, taught by Professor Chris Holmes. The course still has seats available in it, and we want to bring it to the attention of students outside of the English major, as we believe its subject is likely to have broad appeal. It will also be a requirement in our new Comparative Literature minor.