Ithaca College

Learn about the U.S. Marine Corps Officer Candidate School when a representative visits campus on Thursday, March 22 at 4:00pm in Career Services.

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As part of the college's implementation of IC20/20, we are in the process of hiring a Director of Faculty Development, with candidates for the position visiting campus during the week after spring break.  An open session will be held from 3:15 to 4:30 in Textor 102 on each of the interview dates, including a presentation by the candidate as well as time for questions and answers.  Interested faculty members are more than welcome to attend any or all of these sessions.

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The Center for Faculty Excellence wishes to remind faculty to mark their calendars for this upcoming workshop.

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Faculty in the Department of Physical Therapy contributed 12 presentations and coordinated educational programs in neurology, neurophysiology, and aquatics, at the APTA Combined Sections Meeting held in Chicago, IL.

Dr. Andrew Robinson was the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award for 2012 from the Section on Clinical Electrophysiology and Wound Management of APTA.

Dr. Michael Pagliarulo was the recipient of the University of Southern California 2011 Distinguished Alumni Award.

In conjunction with Ithaca College, the Unity Health System Residency in Neurologic Physical Therapy was recognized as a 2011 new Credentialed Residency Program, and the Cayuga Medical Center, Orthopedic Physical Therapy Residency, as a 2011 Credentialed Residency Program.

Nineteen physical therapy alumni  were recognized as new Board Certified Specialists in Cardiovascular & Pulmonary, Geriatric, Sports and Orthopedic Physical Therapy.

The Caregiver Support Group will meet Friday, March 16, from Noon to 1:00 p.m. in the Gerontology Resource Room (413 CHS).

Ithaca College staff and faculty members who provide care to ill or frail individuals are welcome to join this informal support group to share the issues and concerns of caregiving.  In addition to discussing individual challenges, attendees this month will also get to explore in depth the resources available through the Tompkins County Office for the Aging.

Beverages and a sweet treat will be available; please feel free to bring your lunch. This group is co-sponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute and Office of Human Resources.

Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact the Gerontology Institute at 274-1965. We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible.

Are you interested to work as a TA in the Fall 2012l semester a difference in the way students learn math and also help them with life skills?

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 The Office of Campus Center and Event Services is pleased to offer a complimentary marketing service to our student organization clientele! 

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Check out the new Take Back The Tap page on Facebook! We will post information about projects at other colleges and information about our upcoming events.

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RELAY FOR LIFE OF ITHACA COLLEGE - SATURDAY, MARCH 31ST - 4:00PM TO 4:00AM - HILL CENTER GYMNASIUM

Want To Fundraise?!?!

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Do you want to learn more about preparing for your career while helping your peers? Career Services is looking for motivated students who like to help others, to serve as Peer Career Advisors (PCAs) for the 2012-2013 academic year.

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Sign up now on Homer for Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival Mini Courses which start after spring break. Here is a listing of the courses.

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That's right, seniors, stay just one more year at IC and "make a difference" by becoming a teacher.

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 Time is running out to order your 100% organic cotton Bomber Bike Initiative T-shirt! 

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 The Society of Professional Journalists has named The Ithacan as a finalist for the 2012 Mark of Excellence Awards for Best All-Around Non-Daily College Newspaper in the Northeast Region and Best Affiliated Newspaper Website in the Northeast Region. The paper is consistently ranked among the top three college newspapers in the Northeast by SPJ.

In addition, senior Aaron Edwards’ story, “No Day But Today,” which appeared in the Oct. 27, 2011, issue of The Ithacan, and junior Taylor Long’s story, “Rhythmic Roots,” which ran Nov. 3, 2011, have been named as finalists in the Feature Writing category.

The winners will be announced at the SPJ Region 1 Spring Conference in Stony Brook, New York, on March 24. Regional winners go on to compete against the winners in the other 11 SPJ regions to compete at the national level in their respective categories.

The Eastern Region NATS Regional Conference was held Friday, March 2 – Sunday, March 4, 2012 at West Chester University in West Chester, Pennsylvania. Six School of Music students placed in at the conference. 

School of Music student winner included:

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Do you spend weeks each spring eagerly anticipating your income tax refund? When the money finally comes in, is it gone tomorrow?

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If you answered “YES” then you need to apply for a job with Campus Center & Event Services. We are NOW HIRING for a variety of summer only and Fall 2012 positions. Check us out today!

Stay connected to the people who know how to plan great events.  Find us on Facebook (keywords: Campus Center & Event Services).

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 2011-2012 to register your student organization. The registration process will officially close March 9th. All steps must be completed by March 9th.

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March is National Nutrition Month, and Ithaca Dining Services is celebrating by providing you with tips to eat healthier on campus!

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Special discounted Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival passes for the films and events at Cinemapolis are available at the Ithaca College bookstore for ONLY $20 for Ithaca College students.  

That's a deal you can't refuse:  five FLEFF films, five guest film directors, four bucks a film. Live, embodied, and on the big screen at the best multiplex art cinema in the United States.

Cheaper than a Netflix subscription,  an iPad or your monthly cellphone bill....

FLEFF:  A Different Environment