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Public Viewing Night, Friday, April 15th from 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.

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 Friday, April 15th from 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.

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Wanna meet who you'll be voting for this very friday?! All election candidates for SGA will be coming to our Election Connection tuesday at 8pm at IC Square. You can meet both Executive Boards, Constructionists and Untold Narrative, the Not Another Senior Class Senior Cabinet party, as well as candidates for senator spots from the Park School, Class of 2012, 2013, and 2014! Grill them with your questions and get the answers you need for elections!

Contact sga@ithaca.edu with questions and accommodations for individuals putting forth requests with disabilities.

Want to wake up your audience with some pizazz in your PowerPoints? Have you considered learning how to add charts, videos, audio, or images to your presentations? Multimedia can engage your audience by bringing your presentations to life!

The Technology Learning Center is pleased to invite all faculty, staff, and students to "PowerPoint for Windows: Using Multimedia" and "PowerPoint for Macintosh: Using Multimedia," two workshops that provide hands-on experience in adding audio, inserting video, using animations and transitions, linking excel charts, and editing graphics in PowerPoint. Please join us for any of these upcoming sessions. This workshop is offered for both Macintosh and Windows, so click on the platform of your choice to register online instantly.

PowerPoint for Windows: Using Multimedia

PowerPoint for Macintosh: Using Multimedia

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Want to know the ins and outs of feature film editing?  Want to learn the behind-the-scenes techniques of editors?

Then you do not want to miss this Special FLEFF workshop, Feature Film Editing, with Tom Swartwout. 

Feature Film Editing Workshop
Saturday, April 16, at noon at Cinemapolis.

ADMISSION IS FREE.  But donations can be made to support Cinemapolis, Ithaca's nonprofit art cinema.

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Maria DiFrancesco (Modern Languages and Literatures) presented a talk entitled “Working-Through Arrested Moments in Beth Escudé i Gallès’s Memoria fotográfica and Itziar Pascual’s Varadas" at the Northeast Modern Languages Association Convention, April 7-10 in New Brunswick, NJ.

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Maria DiFrancesco (Modern Languages and Literatures) chaired a panel entitled "Crossing Borders and Performing Gender on the Spanish-Speaking Stage" at the Northeast Modern Languages Association Convention, April 7-10 in New Brunswick, NJ.

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The month of April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month.  Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) commits to raising awareness and promoting the prevention of sexual violence through use of special events and public education.

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Faculty Council is seeking nominees for the seach committee for VP for Institutional Advancement, APC, and the Calendar Committee.

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 Several members of the Department of Music Theory, History and Composition participated in the 40th annual meeting of the Music Theory Society of New York State.

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Wednesday April 13th, 2011

Taughannock Falls Meeting Room, Third Floor, Campus Center *NEW LOCATION!!*

Fitness I: Aerobic Conditioning and Body Composition

with IC Clinical Exercise Science Students

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VOX: Voices for Planned Parenthood will be hosting a No Pants Party for its first event of the semester to celebrate National STD Testing Awareness Month. Wear shorts, cardboard boxes or a bed linen, but no pants! Feel free to get creative.

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The School of Humanities and Sciences and the Department of Writing are pleased to present National Book Award Finalist in fiction Sarah Shun-lien Bynum as part of this semester’s Distinguished Visiting Writers Series. She will read from her work at 7:30 pm on Wednesday, April 13th in Klingenstein Lounge, Campus Center. The reading is free and open to everyone.

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"Vincent Who?" Documentary Screening and short Q&A with Helen Zia

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David Turkon (Anthropology) was lead author on the paper, Connecting Sudanese Refugees with Their Past Through the Lost Boys Reunited Project, that he presented at the annual meetings of the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) in Seattle on March 30.  

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Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the founding of the Center for the Study of Culture, Race, and Ethnicity.

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Active Minds at Ithaca College has been designated a 5-Star chapter by the national chapter of Active Minds, its highest rating, and supports the mission to reduce the stigma that interferes with accessing mental health care.

Send Silence Packing is an exhibit currently on tour to eleven different colleges and universities and will be making a stop at IC Friday, April 15th.  The exhibit will be on the Academic Quad (rain location: Emerson Suites...but it won't rain). Don't miss the IC news release about Send Silence Packing and be sure to check out additional information about Active Minds and a video clip about the exhibit before it arrives!

Living with Grief has been a weekly drop-in support group for students coping with the loss of a loved one.  A number of students found the group to be a supportive place to address matters related to their grief.  In the future, similar opportunities will be provided to students.

Now that attention is increasingly focused on concluding the semester, Living with Grief will no longer meet weekly.  Instead, there will be a final group meeting Thursday, April 28, at 5:15 in the Health Promotion Resource (down the hall from CAPS).

Questions and requests for disability accommodations can be directed to LeBron Rankins at lrankins@ithaca.edu.

The Student Activities Center serves as the headquarters for several student organizations. Student organizations that apply, may be chosen to use designated space in the Student Activities Center  for one year, provided they adhere to policies and procedures, demonstrate they are using the space effectively, and help maintain the professional culture in the space.

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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work in the field of humanitarian relief? Put your knowledge and skills to the test in this interactive simulation workshop!

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