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Reminder: Faculty and Staff Invited to Holiday CelebrationsContributed by Office of the President on 11/28/11 The holiday season is a wonderful time to give thanks for all we enjoy together at Ithaca College as a faculty and staff community. We will celebrate again this year at a holiday luncheon on campus and at two holiday parties at Fountain Place. Read more . . . (299 words) Sustainability Café on November 28th explores human health impacts from environmental contaminationContributed by Marian Brown on 11/28/11
Read more . . . (193 words) Sigma Tau Delta presents an Open Mic Poetry Night @ Buffalo Street Books!Contributed by Addie Davis on 11/28/11
Read more . . . (81 words) Learn about traditional, contemporary and historical issues of Native American teaching, learning and education in EDUC 29003/ANTH 29002.Contributed by Hollie Kulago on 11/28/11
Read more . . . (183 words) Holiday Stamps Now Available at the Phillips Hall Post Office-Visa, MC & Discover acceptedContributed by Karen Serbonich on 11/28/11
There are only 18 sheets left of the Ithaca College custom postage. The choices are a view of the Towers in a winter landscape and a fall view looking toward Cayuga Lake. These can be purchased as a quantity of 10 or 20. The School of Business will hold an information session on the opportunities and advantages of pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) or MBA in Professional Accountancy (MBA-PA) degree at Ithaca College. Read more . . . (62 words)
SGA will be tabling all week! For $1.00, you can purchase a candy cane, add a personal message and give it to someone at Ithaca College! There is no limit to how many candy grams you purchase so don't worry; none of your friends will be left out! Stop by our table to make your one-stop-shop purchase! We'll be at the Campus Center Lobby November 28-December 2 from 10 am-2 pm ALSO We're tabling at the TC Lounge November 30-December 1 from 8 pm-12 am Don't forget to like SGA on Facebook and follow us on Twitter! Can YOU Pass the Water Taste Test? Prove It Nov. 30th!Contributed by Jessica Wunsch on 11/27/11 Can you tell the difference between tap water and bottled water? Visit Take Back the Tap’s table at the Better Tomorrow Plan Celebration to find out! Read more . . . (105 words) Tompkins Trust Co. Information Session, in Career ServicesContributed by Kristin LiBritz on 11/27/11 Founded in 1836, Tompkins Trust Company is a full-service, locally-managed community bank with 15 branches serving the Tompkins County area, Auburn and Cortland in Central New York. Join us on Thursday, December 8 to learn about career opportunities with the Tompkins Trust Company. You'll also get some resume advice from their Human Resources representative. Read more . . . (43 words) Last chance to sign up for employer visits through Road Trips to the Real World, with Career ServicesContributed by Kristin LiBritz on 11/27/11 Take advantage of this opportunity to network and explore career options through Road Trips to the Real World. Registration ends on Friday, December 2, so get online soon for the best selection of sites. Read more . . . (114 words) The Ithaca College-Longview Intergenerational Choir to Give ConcertContributed by Emily Mason on 11/27/11 The Ithaca College-Longview Intergenerational Choir will perform its fall concert at Ithaca Read more . . . (90 words) Come view the night sky at the Clinton B. Ford Observatory!Contributed by Jill Ackerman on 11/27/11
You are invited to join the Ithaca College Department of Physics for a Public Viewing of the night sky at the Clinton B. Ford Observatory on Friday, December 2nd from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Read more . . . (158 words) Reminder: Carry in/Carry out Classrooms and More Composting on Campus!Contributed by Margaret Keating on 11/27/11
Read more . . . (353 words) Can you tell the difference between tap water and bottled water? Visit Take Back The Better Tomorrow Plan Celebration, hosted by Ithaca Dining Services, will bring together many groups interested in sustainability! Read more . . . (26 words) Can YOU Pass the Water Taste Test? Find out on Nov. 30th!Contributed by Mara Alper on 11/27/11 Can you tell the difference between tap water and bottled water? Visit Take Back Read more . . . (26 words) Important Reminder for Faculty: Ithaca College Institutional Biosafety CommitteeContributed by Marisa Kelly on 11/27/11 I want to remind all faculty that if you are planning to conduct research or classroom activity involving recombinant DNA or any potentially bio-hazardous material, including pathogens, biological toxins, or human cells, tissues, organs, or fluids you must obtain prior approval from the Institutional Biosafety Committee before undertaking that activity. This committee provides federally-mandated oversight of activities that present risk of infection or illness in humans. Read more . . . (84 words) Seeking Applicants for Director of the Core CurriculumContributed by Marisa Kelly on 11/27/11 As you know, members of the Committee for College-Wide Requirements (CCR) and many other groups and individuals on campus are working hard on the continued development of a new Integrative Core Curriculum. It is important that an administrator of the program – the Director of the Core Curriculum – be identified in order to help foster the development of the plan and to coordinate the program once it is in place. In addition, the new director, who will report directly to me, will oversee the First Year Reading Initiative and work with Student Affairs on important orientation and related first year programming. The appointed individual will have four course releases, teach two courses in the Integrative Core Curriculum, and receive a summer stipend. The structure of the appointment and the associated responsibilities will be evolving as the program develops, with a full reevaluation of the position structure in 2013. Read more . . . (91 words) "Eyes Wide Open" - film on American Jews visiting Israel - November 30 at 7:00 p.m.Contributed by Rebecca Lesses on 11/27/11 “Eyes Wide Open,” a documentary about American Jews visiting Israel, will be shown at Ithaca College on Wednesday, Nov. 30, as part of the Israeli Voices film series. Free and open to the public, the screening will take place at 7 p.m. in Textor 101. Read more . . . (175 words) Now is the time to submit nominations for OTM’s (Of The Month’s)! Ithaca College’s chapter of National Residence Hall Honorary recognizes YOUR submissions of outstanding individuals in the Ithaca College community. Read more . . . (204 words) Now is the time to submit nominations for OTM’s (Of The Month’s)! Ithaca College’s chapter of National Residence Hall Honorary recognizes YOUR submissions of outstanding individuals in the Ithaca College community. Read more . . . (204 words) |
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The Sustainability Café on Monday, November 28th will feature Dr. Sandra Steingraber speaking on “The Personal and Public Experience with Environmental Contaminants.” The Café will be held in Center for Natural Sciences Room 112 at 4:00PM. The Fall 2011 Sustainability Café series is held in conjunction with the Environmental Seminar.
Sigma Tau Delta, Ithaca College's English Honors Society, is sponsoring an Open Mic Poetry Night at Buffalo Street Books on December 1st, from 6-8 pm.
Sign up for EDUC 29003/ANTH29002: Teaching, Learning and Education in the Multicultural Southwest!
The Phillips Hall Post Office currently has the $8.80 (Forever) Holiday Baubles, Madonna of the Candleabra and Holiday Evergreens books of 20. We have a limited supply of (Forever) Hanakkuh and Eide Greetings stamps that can purchased individually. These will remain valid as the current First Class postage no matter what the rate.
You still have time to buy candy grams!
Public Viewing night, Friday, December 2nd from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
REMP (the Resource and Environmental Management Program) is excited to bring a new pilot program, Carry-In/Carry-Out Classrooms, to the School of Business. We strongly encourage students and faculty to take personal responsibility of their waste and dispose of it properly in the Compost-Recycling-Trash (CRT) stations on each floor instead of in the classrooms.