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Career Services Presents: Tailoring the Green Suit: Establishing a Bright Green Career in a Dull Gray Economy Featuring Dan Smolen'83. Thursday, November 3rd, 2011 7-8:30 PM, Klingenstein LoungeContributed by John Bradac on 10/26/11
Read more . . . (53 words) Come volunteer with students from SUNY Cortland in the Cortaca Collaborative Event, along with other service opportunities on November 5! Read more . . . (67 words) 2012 Alternative Spring Break Applications Due Monday, October 31!!!Contributed by Don Austin on 10/26/11 The application for the Alternative Spring Break Program is only open for a couple more days! Don't miss this amazing opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others! Read more . . . (208 words) Second Session of Making Your Ideas Real: Are you a music entrepreneur?Contributed by Christy Agnese on 10/26/11
Jim Undercofler, consultant to the School of Music on Leadership and Entrepreneurship, will bring his wealth of experience as Dean of the Eastman School of Music and President and CEO of The Philadelphia Orchestra to work with students in expanding and developing their ideas. All majors are welcome to attend. Please come early to the lecture to reserve your seat as seating is limited to 40 students and is first come, first served. Making Your Ideas Real: Are you a music entrepreneur? October 31 Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodation should contact the School of Music at 607-274-3717.
Read more . . . (143 words) Jason Harrington's animation film, My Mind, premiers in two festivals.Contributed by Barbara Terrell on 10/26/11 Jason Harrington, Assistant Professor in the Cinema, Photography, and Media Arts Department, premiers latest animated film, My Mind, in Italian animation festival and Anchorage International Film Festival. Read more . . . (72 words) Poet Evie Shockley to Read in Klingenstein Lounge, Wed. Oct. 26 at 7:30 p.m.Contributed by Catherine Taylor on 10/26/11
Read more . . . (26 words) David Turkon (Anthropology) serves as discussant at Northeastern Workshop on Southern AfricaContributed by Michael Malpass on 10/26/11 David Turkon of the Anthropology Department attended the Northeastern Workshop on Southern Africa (NEWSA) in Burlington, VT from October 21 to 23. NEWSA hosts two hour panels with three or four papers each that are are distributed ahead of time so that attendees can pre-read them. After brief comments by authors, to identify theoretical or methodological approaches that they are trying to sharpen or develop, a discussant critiques each approach, identifies common themes and then leads the panel and attendees through intensive discussion. David acted as discussant in a workshop entitled Food Insecurity and Crises in Care. Comments from your colleagues about Pathways, IC’s crisis intervention and suicide prevention training.Contributed by LeBron Rankins on 10/26/11
Read more . . . (214 words) Ithaca College staff member receives honor at CSPA-NYS conferenceContributed by Brian McAree on 10/26/11
Read more . . . (167 words) Dr. Donathan Brown, Communication Studies (H&S), Publishes Work Discussing Bi-lingualism and Immigration PolicyContributed by Laurie Arliss on 10/26/11
Read more . . . (16 words) Families invited for Emerson Hall-o-ween trick-or-treating - Reminder!Contributed by Jessica Beaver Hollman on 10/26/11 The 22st annual Emerson Hall-o-ween event for children of IC employees will be presented from 6-8 p.m. on Sunday, October 30 in Emerson Hall. Staff, faculty, and their families are all invited for a child-friendly Halloween event with trick-or-treating, activities, and more. Special thanks to the student staff and organizations who help make this event possible each year. Our theme this year is "Harry Potter," and we hope to see you there!
Read more . . . (27 words) The Cayuga Chamber Orchestra to perform in Ford Hall on Saturday, 10/29 at 8pmContributed by Molly O'Shea Polk on 10/26/11
Read more . . . (81 words) Join ICES, REMP (the Resource and Environmental Management Program), and Ithaca Dining Services for Campus Sustainbility Day, a day to learn about how you can help make Ithaca College a more sustainable campus. Wednesday, October 26, Academic quad (in front of the library) from 11-3pm There will be various on and off campus groups with displays and information on: - Ithaca CarShare (www.ithacacarshare.org)
We hope to see you there! Read more . . . (27 words) Contract assistance is now available on the Legal Affairs website. Read more . . . (59 words) Do you miss trick-or-treating? Do you like helping others? Then do both with SWIFT! Read more . . . (156 words) ITHACAPPELLA takes over the A&E Center!! BLOCK 1 SATURDAY OCTOBER 29TH!!Contributed by James Knowles on 10/25/11 What is the best halloween treat of them all, you ask? Why ITHACAPPELLA, of course! Join us on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29TH AT 7:30PM for our FIRST BLOCK CONCERT OF THE YEAR in the brand new ATHLETICS & EVENTS CENTER!! You DEFINITELY won't want to miss this one...it's gonna be big...
Read more . . . (255 words) Collaborative Faculty Work to Be Featured in Student Online Magazine ProjectContributed by Catherine Taylor on 10/25/11
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Read more . . . (102 words) SGA is holding a logo re-design contest that is open to the entire student body. The winning selection will receive $25 to the IC bookstore! BUT ACT FAST! The deadline is FRIDAY.
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Please join the Office of Career Services, TREES Institute, Sustainability at Ithaca, The School of Business, Net Impact, The Roy H. Park School of Communications, Students Today Alumni Tomorrow, and The Office of Alumni Relations in welcoming Mr. Dan Smolen '83. Dan will speak on Tailoring the Green Suit: Establishing a Bright Green Career in a Dull Gray Economy. 
The School of Music is offering three evening leadership and entrepreneurship sessions. The second session will be held October 31st.
A look back at a moment in American sports history in 1962, when Emile Griffith fought Benny "Kid" Paret for the world welterweight title boxing championship. Ring of Fire- The Emile Griffith Story will be shown Wednesday November 2 at 7 pm in Textor 103.
Evie Shockley is the author of four collections of poetry including The New Black. She is also the author of Renegade Poetics: Black Aesthetics and Formal Innovation in African American Poetry. Shockley is Associate Professor of English at Rutgers University.
Pathways is a crisis intervention and suicide prevention training offered to members of the campus community by CAPS. To date, more than four hundred persons have attended a Pathways training.
Ithaca College staff member Jen Walsh was selected as the “Best of CSPA-NYS” presenter at the College Student Personnel Association of New York State (CSPA- NYS) annual conference in Corning, NY. Walsh is the Leadership Programs Coordinator in the Office of Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs (OSEMA). The “Best of CSPA-NYS” is the concurrent program rated highest by the conference attendees. Walsh’s presentation, titled “Navigating the Quarter-Life Crisis”, will be submitted for consideration at the American College Personnel Association (ACPA) conference in Louisville, KY in March 2012. If the program is selected, CSPA-NYS will cover the cost of Jen’s conference registration.
Donathan Brown, assistant professor in the Department of Communication Studies and former H&S predoctoral diversity fellow, authored a chapter in the Anti-Immigration in the United States Encyclopedia, a volume just released by ABC-CLIO. 
PLAYING OUTSIDE THE BOX
Are you involved in a collaborative project? Students in a new course on Editing and Publishing are producing an online journal called Tandem that focuses on collaborative work.
Join us on Wednesday, November 2 at 4pm in the Ithaca Falls Room! Liz Chabot will be presenting on how to shape multiple perspectives into shared understanding.