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Read more . . . (239 words) As we prepare to welcome our students back to campus for the spring semester, we know that many departments are beginning the student hiring process in anticipation of the semester ahead. It is a good idea to get started as soon as departments have confirmed their student employee needs and available budget. Read more . . . (371 words) Winter course focused on mobile, social, and web technologies also both an ICC Writing Intensive (WI) AND Diversity (DV) classContributed by Devan Rosen on 11/18/20
Read more . . . (508 words) Have a question for the ICC Director? Can't wait for a reply to your email? Use the ICC Drop-in hours (just click on Ask ICC for the Zoom link)! Read more . . . (42 words) F2F: Faculty to Faculty Salons on Wed November 18 with Prof. Paloma Barhaugh-BordasContributed by Patricia Zimmermann on 11/18/20
Contact Dr. Patricia Zimmermann at patty@ithaca.edu for the Zoom link The third F2F salon features an interview with Professor Paloma Barhaugh-Bordas, Assistant Professor of Ar. Dr. Jennifer Jolly, Professor of Art History, conducts the interview. Read more . . . (377 words) Study the World's Religions in an Online Winter CourseContributed by Eric Steinschneider on 11/18/20
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Read more . . . (95 words) Help Ad Lab for a chance to WIN a $25 Amazon Gift CardContributed by Amanda Walrad on 11/18/20 Participate in research for Ad Lab and be entered to win a $25 Amazon gift card! Read more . . . (57 words)
November 19 Read more . . . (69 words) Ongoing Anti-Racist Workspaces for White-Identifying StudentsContributed by Samantha Elebiary on 11/17/20 Ithaca College Students of Color have called on White-Identifying students, faculty, and staff to do the internal work necessary to be anti-racist. These ongoing workspaces are designed for White-identifying students to understand the many layers of systemic racism in order to dismantle them, and to understand their role in this anti-racist work. Read more . . . (274 words) On Sunday, November 22nd at 8pm SAB will be hosting a Netflix Watch Party for the movie "The Chicago 7". Read more . . . (44 words) Chrissy Guest, Associate Professor, Media Arts, Sciences, and Studies, invited to screen and give talk at California State University-Fullerton (CSUF)Contributed by Karen Armstrong on 11/17/20
Read more . . . (48 words) Raul Palma (writing) delivers an invited workshop on antiracism at Dartmouth's Leslie Center for the HumanitiesContributed by Raul Palma on 11/17/20
Read more . . . (97 words) No matter where you are in life - just getting started or planning for retirement - a virtual session with Joseph Silino can help you create a plan for your goals. And, it’s at no additional cost as a part of your retirement plan. You’ll get answers to these questions and more:
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Read more . . . (366 words) PCIM Presents: Unpacking Election 2020: A Panel DiscussionContributed by Brandy Hawley on 11/17/20
Read more . . . (164 words) Please join William Guerrero, Vice President of Finance and Administration for the next InFinity presentation via Zoom. Read more . . . (58 words) Interested in taking a class that will help you develop your listening and communication skills?Contributed by Julia Lapp on 11/17/20
HLTH 30600 01 - Health Counseling CRN 43056 Tue/Thurs 2:35-3:50 Hybrid This 3-credit class focuses on methods to improve communication and fruitful human interactions and engagement, particularly for the health care professional. But these skills can be applied to any discipline or situation of human interaction. Topics include - health behavior models, reflective listening, communicating mindfully, prevention of empathy burnout, and helping people maintain motivation to reach their goals. For more information, contact the instructor – Julia Lapp – jlapp@ithaca.edu Virtual Literary Arts Festival featuring Students, Staff, and Faculty (retired and current)Contributed by Mickie Quinn on 11/17/20 November 18 - 29, 2020 The Spring Writes Literary Festival, now in its twelfth year, features over 80 regional writers, and 23 literary themed events and performances. All events are free with zoom registration. Read more . . . (552 words) Sports Media Faculty and Alum Published in Journal of Issues in Intercollegiate AthleticsContributed by Mickie Quinn on 11/17/20 Ellen J. Staurowsky (Professor, Sports Media) Published in the Journal of Issues in Intercollegiate Athletics & Spoke on the Topic of College Athletes & Name, Image, and Likeness Legislation Read more . . . (132 words) |
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TVR320: Topics in Media Technology: The Seduction and Surveillance of New Media (ICC WI and ICC DV) CRN30032, focuses on how new media (mobile, social, web, etc.) has led to some unanticipated outcomes that affect our personal life experience in both utopic and dystopic ways. We will also focus on how digital media has impacted the construction of individual and group identities, challenged inequality, and given a voice to people and populations that have been systematically marginalized.
Women's and Gender Studies (WGST)and the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival (FLEFF) announce the third event of a new on-going collaboration, F2F: Faculty to Faculty Salons, on Wednesday November 18 at 7:30 p.m.
Earn 3 free ICC Humanities credits (Mind, Body, Spirit) while studying the world's religions.
We're taking film submissions that relate to the theme: "ישראל" loosely meaning; "To struggle with a higher authority."
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On November 15, The Women in Animation chapter at California State University-Fullerton invited Associate Professor, Chrissy Guest, to screen clips from her upcoming docuseries, Beyond Ink & Paint: The Women of Animation and to discuss the research behind the series that examines fifty years of animation history.
Raul Palma, assistant professor of writing, delivered an invited workshop at Dartmouth's Leslie Center for the Humanities, on November 17th. His workshop was the first of a series that the Leslie Center will be hosting throughout the year on antiracism.
Come cook up a good time with Chef Aidan on Monday, November 23rd at 6pm ET as he cooks banana bread! You probably already have the ingredients! RSVP at https://ithaca.campuslabs.com/engage/event/6457950. If you have questions, accommodations, or accessibility needs contact aglendon@ithaca.edu.
The Park Center for Independent Media is hosting a panel discussion following the results of election 2020 on Wednesday, November 18, at 7–8:30 p.m. EST. This election yielded record turnout and confirmed the deep polarization among American voters.