Ithaca College

The Institute for the International Education of Students (IES), is one of Ithaca College's primary affiliated study abroad program providers.  IES holds a photo contest each year featuring the best student photo submissions in three different categories.  This year, no fewer than 6 Ithaca College students' photos are featured in the contest! Vote now for your favorite ones!  Votes must be submitted by 1:00 p.m. EST on Wednesday, February 8.

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Cantus will present "On the Shoulders of Giants," a diverse program of music from the earliest notated music to recent works in a variety of languages and styles. Music of Victoria, Grieg, Thompson, Schubert, Spirituals, U2, and a host of others.

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Week 2 of the Today vs Tomorrow Career Challenge is all about professional dress.  Task #3 was released today (see the Facebook post), so make sure you complete the task soon as the next task will be released on Thursday!

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Nicholas Walker, associate professor in the School of Music, invites you to join him at performances in Ithaca and Rochester, before and after he travels to perform overseas. 

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The Service Saturdays Program is back, and we have four GREAT sites for you to choose from:

The Great Ithaca Chili Cook-Off

Finger Lakes ReUse Center

Museum of the Earth

Cayuga Nature Center

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Please join me on February 9th at the next IC Faculty Colloquium.  Skott Freedman, Assistant Professor of Speech Language Pathology and Audiology, will be presenting his work on “Autism Awareness Amongst Ithaca College Students.”

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The Handwerker Gallery is pleased to present "How to Fail", an artist talk with Brody Burroughs from the Department of Art.  The event will occur on Thursday, February 9, at 6.00 p.m..  Burroughs will discuss the pitfalls of his development and professional career as a painter, as well as the importance of failure to the creative process.  

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Students Active for Ending Rape is a pro-active organization on campus that strives to prevent violence and sexual assault through education and raising awareness.

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Register now for the Tenth annual Women in Leadership Experience. WILE 2012 is a day long retreat on March 24, hosted by OSEMA.  Transportation, meals, and all retreat materials are provided at no cost to participants. The retreat offers a tradition of making connections and engaging in conversations women in leadership roles.

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City Year is an education focused, nonprofit organization that unites young people of all backgrounds for a year of full-time service to keep students in school and on track to graduation.  As an Americorps program, Corp Members receive living stipends, health care and additional benefits.

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Vector Marketing Corporation™ is a single-level direct sales firm that markets Cutco Cutlery®, a line of kitchen cutlery, accessories and sporting knives of the highest quality.  Learn about sales opportunities with Vector during their information session and visit their table at the Job & Internship Fair.

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The School of Business is hosting a campus-wide, team-based, funded Sustainability Case Competition this Spring, where one team can walk away with $5,000.

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Are you interested in living in a Circle Apartment next year? If so, applications are available now in the Office of Residential Life and are due Today, February 8th before 4pm.

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SAFI's first meeting will be this Thursday, February 9th, at 8pm in Friends 201.

Come join us, whether it's your first meeting or tenth, and share with us your connection to Israel. We also want to know what you want to do in SAFI this semester, so bring your ideas. Of course, there will be lots of Israeli snacks and some good music. Bring your friends!!

Remember, you don't have to be Jewish!

Hope to see you there!

- SAFI E-Board

Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact Paige Erlich at perlich1@ithaca.edu. We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible.

"The Chalkboard: An Undergraduate Journal for Educational Collaboration" is looking for someone interested in web design to create our entire website.

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The Chalkboard is looking for people that are interested in Copy Editing. We have tons of papers that need edits just waiting for you. If interested please email chalkboardjournal@gmail.com!

  Looking to gain business experience while doing hands-on work for local non-profits? Students Consulting for Non-Profit Organizations has meetings every Wednesday at 8PM in BUS 202. 

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Want to be involved in an important cause? Students Active for Ending Rape is a pro-active organization on campus that strives to prevent violence and sexual assault through education and raising awareness. Our 1st meeting is Tuesday, February 7th, at 7 p.m. in Williams 224!

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Come to Free the Slaves' first meeting of the semester this

Wednesday February 8th at 8 pm in Friends 302

to find out what you can do to help us fight modern slavery! 

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Below is a revised schedule for the March performance review workshops.  The response to the workshops has been quite favorable and we thank those who have attended. If you have not attended, and would like to do so, we invite you to join us for one of the remaining sessions.

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