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Donathan Brown, a 2010-11 predoctoral diversity fellow in Communication Studies, has authored an article that will appear in the spring/summer issue of the Journal of Race and Policy. "The Strange Life of Assimilation in the National Language Debate" incorporates materials related to "Intercultural Communication," a course recently taught by Professor Brown at Ithaca College.

This is a great way to gain leadership experience and put your world-changing ideas into action!  If you have a desire to learn about critical global issues and crises, spread awareness on campus, and help children around the world who are affected by poverty, Food for Thought is a perfect way to get involved on a local and global scale!

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Eight students and two faculty were elected to the Sigma Xi research honor society for 2011. Founded in 1886, Sigma Xi is the international honor society of research scientists and engineers, who were elected to membership because of their research achievements or potential. The Paulen A Smith Chapter at Ithaca College was founded in 1966.

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Get your young athletes to the next level this summer with IC’s Strength & Conditioning Camp!

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Melissa Buck '13, recently won the bronze prize in the 2011 Computer Security Awareness Poster and Video Contest in the poster category. The host of the contest, EDUCAUSE, is a non-profit organization that focuses on the intelligent use of technology in higher education.

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Nicholas Walker has previously performed these pieces, however he is eager to gain additional performance practice before the convention this June.  If you have a performance opportunity you would like to run by Nicholas, he can be reached at (607) 274-3462 or nwalker@ithaca.edu. 

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We have secured 439 senior class donors and met our donor goal of 411!!!!  Thanks to the seniors that have given to the 2011 Senior Class Gift Campaign.  If you haven’t given, there is still time because we haven’t met our dollar goals.

Our next participation challenge is to exceed the Class of 2010! They secured 481 senior class donors, the highest number in IC’s history.

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Students of Collaborating the Visual: Ethnographic Research and Filmmaking will be screening their 20-minute documentaries on Saturday May 7 from 5 - 7 pm. THE SCREENING IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!

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Interested in spending two weeks exploring the music and culture of Vienna? Space is limited, but we still have some spots open!

This trip is designed to give you, in two weeks, a semester's worth of the Viennese Experience. For details, and to secure a spot on the tour, click HERE.

COME EXPERIENCE BEAUTIFUL VIENNA IN WINTER!

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**Tentative travel dates are Dec. 28th - Jan. 8th, 2012. Contact Prof. James Pfrehm or Prof. Dawn Pierce for questions.

We will be meeting this Sunday at the top of "the rope" from 1pm to 3pm for the last time this semester. Pretty hard to believe. If you've been meaning to make it to one of our meetings but haven't been able to, now's your chance... No previous primitive skill experience necessary!

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• Congratulations to Senator of the Year Robert Flaherty and Eboard Member of the Year Julia Dunn!
• Thanks to everyone for a tremendous year and don't forget to go to IC Kickback tomorrow 2-6pm on the Fitness Center Quad
• The new board ran the meeting last night and announced their official goals for the year and have great work they're planning on doing
• We finally finished constitution revision, and adopted an event planning committee as well to help plan more awesome events like Black Jack Black Tie and the Paint Party
• Look out for more awesome things to come on our website, good luck on finals, and have a wonderful and safe summer!

The main ITS public computer labs will follow the regular academic schedule until Friday, May 13th. Please see our public labs website for details on the end of semester lab hours. CHS will be open additional hours on Saturday 5/7 from 12pm-5pm.

The last day to receive computer repair service from the Student Computer Repair Center will be on Monday, May 9th at 7:00pm. All computers must be picked up from the SCRC by 7:00pm on Wednesday, May 11th. For complete details about SCRC services and rates, please visit the SCRC site.

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ITS is currently planning for software upgrades in ITS-managed computer labs for the 2011-12 academic year.

If you need specific software installed or upgraded to support instruction, please notify Lisa Efing-Guida no later than Wednesday, June 1, 2011.

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This summer, ITS is planning on upgrading SPSS from version 18 to 19 in ITS-managed labs and eClassrooms for both Windows and Macintosh computers.

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National Nurses Week is celebrated annually from May 6 (also known as National Nurses Day) through May 12, the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing. The theme of this year's celebration, chosen by the American Nurses Association, is "Nurses: Trusted to Care."

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This is a great way to gain leadership experience and put your world-changing ideas into action!  If you have a desire to learn about critical global issues and crises, spread awareness on campus, and help children around the world who are affected by poverty, Food for Thought is a perfect way to get involved on a local and global scale!

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Athletic Training Class of 2011 sets 100% first time, pass rate on national Board of Certification Examination, shattering the national average by more than 2:1 margin.

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Junior Athletic Training Major, Jessica Anderson has been awarded a 2011 NATA Foundation Scholarship from the NATA Research & Education Foundation. Jessica will be recognized during the Pinky Newell Scholarship & Leadership Breakfast at the NATA's 62nd Annual Meeting and Clinical Symposia in New Orleans, June 20-23, 2011. With this prestigious award, Jess joins the long line of Bomber NATA Scholarship Winners over the last 3 decades!

A Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) representative is here on campus every third Wednesday of the month. This month, she will be here on Wednesday, May 18th. To schedule an appointment please call 1-800-479-6026. Appointments typically last an hour so please plan accordingly.

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The Center for the Study of Culture, Race, & Ethnicity (CSCRE) would like to congratulate our May 2011 African Diaspora and Latino/a Studies minors graduates.

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