Ithaca College

This year's Discussion Series focuses on the lives and voices of Black Men. Specifically, it explores black men's complex relationships to self-determination and agency, state surveillance and violence, education, constructions of masculinity, socio-economic factors, and cultural representations.

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The American Prize is pleased to announce the following 2011 Awards:

• Ithaca College Symphony Orchestra, led by Jeffery Meyer, director of orchestras, has achieved third place nationally in The American Prize in Orchestral Performance (college/university orchestra division), 2011.
• Jeffery Meyer, director of orchestras at Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY, has achieved second place nationally in The American Prize in Conducting (college/university orchestra division), 2011.
• Jeffery Meyer, director of orchestral activities of the Ithaca College Orchestras, Ithaca, NY has achieved third place in The American Prize in Orchestral Programming—Vytautas Marijosius Memorial Award competition in 2011.

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Ushering in the Next Generation of Jewish Meditation

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Get involved in one of the fastest growing clubs on campus...Food for Thought! Learn how to make a difference and how you can get involved in the upcoming Walk for Plumpy'nut!

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I am writing on behalf of the Office of Facilities where our goal is to facilitate the process of meeting your needs.

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Did you play an instrument before coming to IC and are now looking for music making opportunities? It is not too late to join the IC Sinfonietta!!

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Mark Andrew Hall, Assistant Professor of French, recently published an essay, “A Space in Time:  The Experience of Difference in Segalen’s Stèles,” in the September issue (15.4) of Contemporary French and Francophone Studies. 

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College business mail will not be collected or delivered today.  Departments that need mail sent out should bring it to the Mail Center before 3:15pm.

Depending on when the mail couriers arrive, we will attempt to deliver packages this afternoon.

We will keep our scheduled afternoon collection run at Phillips Hall, the PRW building and Alumni Hall.

Call 4-3371 with questions.

Are you working on a project or considering projects that would be enhanced if you had a larger budget? For some types of projects, external funding from corporations or foundations may be available.

Visit the Corporate and Foundation Relations website for an overview of the process for seeking external funding, information about how we can assist you, and what other resources are available to support your efforts.

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Due to the widespread flooding throughout the Ithaca area, Ithaca College will be closed until noon on Thursday, September 8. 

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Attend the First-Year Experience Diversity Workshop, featuring Dr. Maura Cullen!

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Want to make a difference on campus? Student Government will be holding elections on September 15th and 16th for a number of different positions in our Senate!

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Major changes to the way student organizations request and utilizes SGA funding have been approved by the SGA Senate. 

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Attention students, faculty and staff: the College Starter Package is now available through the Gifts from Home program.

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Please help the families of Schoharie County by donating to one of the collection bins located in the Campus Center lobby and the Hill Center 1st floor. Many of the residence of this county, located 30 miles west of Albany are left with nothing as a result of Hurricane Irene.  They are in need of the following items:  Personal hygiene, diapers, canned instant formula, cleaning supplies (e.g. bleach, buckets, heavy duty garbage bags), non-perishable food items. 

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You might win the $200 gift certificate for the purchase of professional attire if you "like" us/tell us you're attending/write on the wall on Facebook, or if you re-tweet the post.  Then show up at the Job, Internship & Volunteer Fair to see if you've won!

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Interested in a competitive play of basketball, but without the time commitment of varsity?

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The Ithaca College Chapter of Food for Thought is hosting Ithaca's 2nd Walk for Plumpy'nut on October 8, 2011 at Cass Park. Registration begins at 10 a.m. and the 5k walk begins at 11 a.m.

All proceeds from the walk will be used to purchase packets of Plumpy'nut for Concern Worldwide's feeding centers in Ethiopia. Plumpy'nut is a therapeutic food that is used to save severely malnourished children.

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Do you enjoy following international affairs? Do you enjoy discussing things like disarmament, the 2011 Revolution in Egypt, human rights, Barclays Premier League, piracy on the high seas piracy, refugee movements or international financial stability?

Seriously?

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This prestigious award will be presented on Saturday evening, October 1, 2011 at the ALANA Academic Achievement Awards Banquet at 6pm in Emerson Suites.

Submit your recommendation to aes@ithaca.edu by THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th, 2011. 

Include a list of the nominee's activities and a brief letter of nomination.  Graduate students are eligible.  AWARDEE will be given a prestigious trophy at the banquet and a $100 book award for the Ithaca College bookstore at the beginning of Spring 2012.

YOU CAN NOMINATE YOURSELF!!!  In any case, incomplete nominations will not be considered.  See the criteria listed below.  
 

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