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Visit Washington DC for a course on Urban Education -- May 23-May 27, 2011Contributed by Jennifer Wofford on 03/22/11 Want to study school reform in the center of educational change in the U.S.? Professor Peter Martin, Department of Education, is planning a one-week, one-credit summer course in Washington, DC that will focus on urban educational reform initiatives. Email Professor Martin for more information and to register for this 1-credit, 5-day study away program to Washington, D.C. Tuition is $1,008 and includes four nights of lodging and metro travel while in DC. Undergraduate and graduate credits are available. Read more . . . (116 words) Political Campaign Communication - ONLINE this summerContributed by Jennifer Wofford on 03/22/11
STCM 22100 Introduction to Political Campaign Communication Register now via Homer Connect. Read more . . . (97 words) POWER SHIFT 2011 Interest/Informational Meeting this Thursday 3/24 at 6pm in Textor 101Contributed by Margaret Keating on 03/22/11
You'll hear from students who attended Power Shift 2009 to get an idea of what the conference is really like. We'll also be talking logistics at this important meeting, so everyone who will be going to the conference or who is interested in going is STRONGLY urged to attend! Read more . . . (118 words) Want to Help Japan Relief Efforts? Part of an Organization?Contributed by Julianne Feller on 03/22/11 The Society of Professional Journalists will be hosting a benefit concert for relief efforts in Japan on Wednesday, April 13th in Emerson Suites. We are currently looking for groups that would like to perform and organizations that would like to table during the event. All organizations are welcome. If interested, please contact and send questions to Julianne Feller at jfeller1@ithaca.edu by Monday, March 28 Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival Passes for $20!Contributed by Patricia Zimmermann on 03/22/11
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Read more . . . (180 words) The Philosophy Club will meet on Thursday 3/24 at 7 pm in Park 228. All are welcome to come and join the conversation. Read more . . . (45 words)
Read more . . . (191 words) Today is Wellness Wednesday! Jump-Start Your Career While You're Still In CollegeContributed by Nancy Reynolds on 03/22/11
Ithaca Falls Room, 2nd floor, Campus Center Noon - 12:50pm How To Jump-Start Your Career While You're Still In College with John Bradac, Director, Career Services Read more . . . (60 words)
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Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact sga@ithaca.edu with requests. IC Student Health Survey Period Has Ended, and We Have a Winner!Contributed by Nancy Reynolds on 03/22/11 Many thanks to all the students who took the time to participate in this year's IC Student Health Survey. We had a record response of 1222 completed surveys. This represents a 34% response rate. Your input will help guide our health and wellness efforts. Our survey drawing winner was Taylor Brown '14. Congratulations, Taylor! Sincerely, Nancy Reynolds, MSPH Program Director, Center for Health Promotion Office of Counseling and Wellness Get your entry in today! Read more . . . (91 words)
First - THIS FRIDAY - FREE - DELILAH'S 18+ • Music around 9 • Party fun jamz Read more . . . (75 words) "And then I wrote Bedtime Story which got me into a lot of trouble...”Contributed by Pooja Shah on 03/22/11
Kiran Nagarkar is a notable novelist, playwright, critic, and screenwriter. He is currently a Visiting Fulbright Scholar teaching for the Ithaca College Honors Program. Writing in both Marathi and English, he is widely considered to be one of the most significant writers in postcolonial India, having been awarded the subcontinent’s most prestigious literary prizes.
Colorectal Cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths among American men and women, despite the fact it is one of the more preventable and curable forms of cancer. Colorectal tumors are often “silent tumors”, with little to no noticeable symptoms until the disease is in the advanced stages. This is why it is important to be educated about Colorectal Cancer prevention and screening methods. Read more . . . (428 words) Subject: Reminder - Parking Lot Closures on Thursday March 24th for Educational Technology DayContributed by Carl Sgrecci on 03/22/11 A reminder that U-Lot (BLUE), the BLUE section of O-Lot, and the S-Lot Extension (RED) parking lots will be unavailable for regular use from 5 AM– 5 PM on Thursday, March 24th so that we can accommodate visitors for Educational Technology Day. Read more . . . (206 words) There are a couple of changes to the spring block 2 aerobics schedule. Read more . . . (232 words) Zillah Eisenstein (Politics) speaks at Brecht Forum on Middle East revolutionary movementsContributed by Chip Gagnon on 03/22/11 Zillah Eisenstein of the Dept. of Politics made concluding comments in response to talks by Nawal el Saadawi and Fawzia Afzal-Khan at the Brecht Forum, March 11, 2011 in the discussion "Revolutionary Women, Dissident Voices from Egypt and Pakistan". The session was a part of the ongoing dialogue about revolutionary movements in Tunisia, Libya, Yemen, and Egypt. Want to know more about PERSONAL BRANDING and SOCIAL MEDIA??Contributed by Kirsten Quinn on 03/22/11 IABC Hosts Rachel Reuben, the Associate VP of Marketing Communications at IC! Read more . . . (42 words) |
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The Ithaca College Environmental Society (ICES) will be hosting a meeting this Thursday, March 24th at 6pm in Textor 101 to discuss our plans for Power Shift 2011. (This will be in place of our regular meetings, which are Thursday at 7pm in Friends 209.)
Want to attend a major international film festival, meet cutting edge film directors, provocative new media artists, virtuoso musicians and courageous activists? Now is your chance: Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival (FLEFF) passes are now on sale for IC students for the lowest price ever: $20, for five films at Cinemapolis. FLEFF runs April 10-17, 2011, exploring the theme of CHECKPOINTS.
to Toast to Twenty Eleven on Friday, March 25 from 5-7 PM in the Dillingham Lobby! Check out our facebook event page for details!
HAPPY SPRING BREAK! This week we had a good amount of stuff going on to tell you all about!
Wednesday March 23rd, 2011
Juniors grab coupons from our fliers around campus for discounts and join the Class of 2012 SGA Senators at the TC Lounge on Thursday March 24 at 8pm!
SGA Elections for Fall 2011 senate and Senior Class will be commencing in one week! Election packets will be available online starting March 28th with an information session March 27th at 8pm in the Taughannock Falls Meeting Room on the third floor of campus center. We do require those parties interested in running for SGA Executive Board send at least one representative to the information session. See you there!
Hello! Welcome back from spring break, we hope you had a wonderful time! 
Ithaca College International Club is proud to present that this Wednesday, March 23, 6:30pm in Friends 210, Kiran Nagarkar will be reading excerpts from his highly controversial, formally unpublished play Bedtime Story. Bedtime Story is loosely based on the Mahabharata and has been considered dangerous enough to be the object of censorship.