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Bombers To Host Empire 8 Playoff Competition In Four SportsContributed by Michael Warwick on 04/30/12 Ithaca will host Empire 8 Championship Tournament action in four sports this week -- men's lacrosse, softball, men's tennis and women's lacrosse. The winner of each tournament earns the Empire 8's automatic bid to the NCAA playoffs. Ticket information and any schedule changes will be available at bombers.ithaca.edu Read more . . . (136 words) When? Summer Session begins June 25th - August 17th (8 weeks) Read more . . . (98 words)
Read more . . . (201 words) Dr. Christopher House, H&S Pre-Doctoral Diversity Fellow, to Present on Rhetorics of the Black ChurchContributed by Danette Johnson on 04/30/12 Dr. Christopher House, H&S Pre-Doctoral Diversity Fellow in the Department of Communication Studies, will present "Rhetorics of the Black Church: Sex, Religion, & HIV/AIDS across the African Diaspora." The presentation will take place on Thursday, May 3 at 12:05 in Clark Lounge.
Read more . . . (32 words) Please help us provide a warm welcome to the Ithaca College community for our new students and their families! Our new students will arrive on Sunday, August 26, 2012. Upper class students who volunteer to assist will be able to move in to their on-campus housing the day before (Saturday, August 25, 2012), and will be required to attend a training session that evening from 7 – 8 pm. Your meal plan will begin at lunch on Sunday. Faculty, staff and alumni who volunteer will attend a training session at 11 am on Thursday, August 23, 2012 (directly following the all-college meeting). By following the link below, volunteers can indicate the shift(s) they will work, as well as a preference for location. The shifts are two hours long: 9am – 11am; 11am – 1pm; 1pm – 3pm; 3pm – 5pm. You will need to arrive at a check-in location 15 minutes prior to your shift, where you will be given your FREE volunteer t-shirt and location assignment. Details on this will be provided at the training sessions. http://www.icalumni.net/movein Read more . . . (26 words) ENVS Student Lauren Krug on her study-abroad semester sailing the Atlantic with Sea Education AssociationContributed by Carol Hansen on 04/29/12
Read more . . . (173 words) David Kornreich, of the Ithaca College Department of Physics, gives a talk for the Spring Seminar SeriesContributed by Jill Ackerman on 04/29/12
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Just call in your order by 2PM today and you'll have your dinner waiting for you, hot and fresh at Circles Market tonight! (Circles Market is at the IC Circles Community Center). To order, please call: 607.274.1352, pick up is from 4:30pm to 10pm at Circles Market. Order up and enjoy a hot, delicious dinner tonight! (This dinner special is only valid for Monday 4.30.12) Check out the entire menu at: ithacadiningservices.com/documents/DS_Order_Form_Menu_3_23_12FINAL.pdf Linda Gasser, School of Business, to present at 6th Art of Management and Organization Conference in York, England, Sept. 2012Contributed by Linda Gasser on 04/29/12 Linda Gasser, School of Business will present "Imaging as a Stimulus for Novel Conversations and Critique about Leadership" at 6th Art of Management and Organization Conference, York, England in September 2012. Read more . . . (105 words) Food for Thought E-Board applications due Today! Apply for a fantastic service & leadership opportunity!Contributed by Elizabeth Stoltz on 04/29/12
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The Ithaca College Chapter of the American Marketing Association is having a study break raffle event at the TC Lounge on Tuesday, May 1st from 8pm-12am! In addition to the raffle drawings, students will be able to use a buy one, get one coupon on TC Lounge menu items of equal or lesser value!! Read more . . . (104 words) Information Technology Services is in the planning stages for migrating user files from the Novell servers (Nova, Memphis, Pulsar) to the Active Directory servers this summer. Due to low usage by students of the Nova file storage service (commonly known as "G" drive), this service is being discontinued for students as of June 1, 2012. Read more . . . (181 words) Learn to shoot and edit HD video in the Park School this summer!Contributed by Peter Johanns on 04/29/12
Read more . . . (64 words) We’re in the final countdown from being seniors to being alumni, and there’s so much to do! We just wanted to remind you that now is the time to remember and help the underclassman friends you’re leaving behind by making a gift to the Class of 2012 Emergency Financial Aid Scholarship. Read more . . . (115 words) IC Students for Justice in Palestine to hold Vigil for Destroyed Palestinian VillagesContributed by Christopher Zivalich on 04/29/12 ICSJP will hold a vigil in the academic quad from Tues, May 1st to Thurs, May 3rd. The vigil memorializes the 400+ Palestinian villages destroyed in the Nakba in 1948. Read more . . . (122 words) TONIGHT -- Wednesday, May 2nd -- the On the Verge play reading series will present a staged reading of Tom Stoppard's play, ARCADIA, with a cast of students and faculty members, at 6 p.m. in the Handwerker GallerContributed by Claire Gleitman on 04/29/12
Read more . . . (199 words) Vivian Bruce Conger to Present at the Final IC Faculty Colloquium of the Academic YearContributed by Karen Emnett on 04/29/12 Submitted by Marisa Kelly, Provost Please join me on May 3rd for the final Faculty Colloquium of the year. Vivian Bruce Conger, Department of History, will be presenting: The “in Conneckted state” of Deborah Franklin: Self Fashioning, Gender and Illness in Late Eighteenth-Century Philadelphia. Read more . . . (121 words)
This four-day exhibition will begin with an opening night reception on Thursday, May 3 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. The gallery will also be open to the public Friday, May 4-Sunday, May 6 from noon-5:00 p.m. The exhibition space is located downtown at Center Ithaca, The Commons, upstairs in Suite #202. Read more . . . (75 words) Park School End-of-the-Semester Screenings, Presentations, and ExhibitionsContributed by Melissa Gattine on 04/28/12 The Park School of Communications will host a variety of end-of-the-semester screenings, presentations, and exhibitions to showcase student work. All events are free an open to the public and take place in Park Hall Auditorium unless otherwise stated. Photo Workshop Exhibition Cinema Thesis Read more . . . (133 words) |
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BIOL 10600 Plants People and Food Production will be offered as a two-week online summer session course (3 credits). Attributes: GE 2a: Science, Liberal Arts, Natural Sciences. This course also counts towards a nutrition minor. Taught by Associate Professor, Peter Melcher. Learn about the food you eat, global population and enter into the curious world of plant biology.
Three-quarters of the world is water, most of it in the great oceans. Spend a semester at sea for credit and explore the science, history and culture of these vast expanses!
Please join us for a talk entitled: Understanding Galaxies in 10^23 Easy Steps, with David Kornreich, Ithaca College Physics
Brighten someone's day through our Of The Month recognition! This is the last month to nominate someone outstanding!!
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Open to ALL majors at Ithaca College, The Park School of Communications is offering Introduction to Field Production, TVR 11500, during Summer Session I from May 29-June 29. Taught by professor Peter Johanns, TV-R, the course will teach students how to shoot and edit HD video.
Tom Stoppard's 1993 play has been described as "an intellectual mystery wrapped around a romance." The play moves back and forth between two centuries and explores such topics as the conflict between Neoclassicism and Romanticism; the second law of thermodynamics; fractals and chaos theory; landscape architecture; and the comic and wondrous mysteries of carnal embrace.
"We are Us," this semester's Photo Workshop exhibition sponsored by the Department of Cinema, Photography and Media Arts, features work from sixteen students.