Ithaca College

Are you knowledgeable on a topic that could be beneficial to student leaders and student organizations? The Office of Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs is looking for faculty/staff/students who are willing to present a workshop for our Leading @ IC program. Volunteer to share your expertise with the Ithaca College community. Some examples or presentations include: running a program on a budget, fundraising, or how to make a smooth executive board transition. However, we are looking for any topic that will relate to student organizations. For more information please contact Theresa Radley, the Assistant Director of Student Involvement, at tradley@ithaca.edu.

Elizabeth Bergman, PhD., faculty member at the Gerontology Institute since 2008, was recently interviewed by Tish Pearlman on the Out of Bounds radio show. 

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Join the Ithaca College International Club as they come together to celebrate diversity with the One World Concert.

It'll be held TONIGHT on Friday, October 29th at 7pm in Emerson Suites. Doors open at 6:30!

Come out to see Amani, IC Breakers, IC Ballroom, Teszia Belly Dancers, Cornell Bhangra and many many more hidden talents from around the world!   

Bring your family, your friends, everyone and anyone at the most colorful event of the year!  

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The NAMS minor may be particularly valuable to students pursuing careers in communications, education, multicultural outreach, human services, medicine, and the social sciences. Every May during the 2 week session Service Learning in Native America is offered (ANTH 14500) where students learn about Native culture, help out, and even visit with buffalo on the Onondaga Nation.

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In the next week, all faculty will receive an email containing a link to a very short survey intended to gauge interest in subscribing to a plagiarism-checking software service. 
  

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Every year at this time, the Campus Center and Event Services Office works with the Office of Dining Services to project catering costs for the following year.

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Are you concerned about issues such as health care, transportation, voter rights, the environment or other public interest topics?  If you're looking for a powerful opportunity to change America for the better, consider working with the U.S. PIRG (U.S. Public Interest Research Group).

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More than 10% of Americans over age 20 and 23% of Americans over age 60 have diabetes.

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Regardless of how near or far away from retirement you are right now, you are encouraged to attend an Emeriti Informational Session on November 8, 2010. Please mark the date on your calendar!

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It’s time to nominate Of the Month candidates again for NRHH!  Has anyone stood out to you this month for something great that they did or continually do?  If so, please nominate them to be an Of the Month candidate!

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The 21st annual Emerson Hall-oween event for children of I.C. employees will be presented from 4-7 p.m. on Sunday, October 31 in Emerson Hall. 

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Now is the time to apply for Information Technology Services for the Spring 2011 semester! Check out what our student managers have to say about working for ITS!

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Friday Nov. 5 at 7pm in Textor 101

Come join the Harry Potter Alliance and watch The Final Battle - the first public screening since its performance this summer in Orlando, FL! The Final Battle is a musical based on the last 200 pages of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. It was written and directed by Ithaca College senior Lena Gabrielle Weinstein.

Admission is free!

There will be a short talkback following the screening.

Lena will be selling the "Songs from The Final Battle" CD [$10] and taking limited-edition t-shirt orders [$15] after the show.

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On the last Friday of every month, the IC Harry Potter Alliance would like to invite the IC community to take part in Magical Acts of Kindness Day! 

The hope for Magical Acts of Kindness Day is to encourage people to show love and appreciation to those around them. Acts can be anything: small or big, anonymous or public.

Need some ideas? You could bake cookies for your roommates, send your mom flowers, or donate food to a local food pantry.

Still need some inspiration? Check out this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeDqs6GW4K4 and this website: http://www.givesmehope.com/mak.php

Join the facebook event! http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=118658201527963&ref=ts

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SGA has been working with the office of Student Affairs and Campus Life as well as the South Hill Civic Association and we would like to inform the Ithaca College student body of some of our recent discussions.

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Do you feel like your eating more portions than you should at the dining hall? Are you confused as to what a serving size of pasta, cereal, or ice-cream really looks like?

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IC After Dark hosts its most amazing Halloween event to date, PanIC Attack, from 9pm-12am on October 30th in Emerson Suites and IC Square.

There will be:

-A Costume Contest

-Halloween Themed Activities

-Delicious Food

-A Terrifying Haunted Maze

-Amazing Prizes that include the chance to win KID CUDI TICKETS or an iPOD!

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The Student Government Association is hard at work leading up to Cortaca to promote school spirit. This year SGA has decided to fund 11 buses that will run students from Ithaca College to SUNY Cortland for the Cortaca Jug Football Game on Saturday November 13th.

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We want to hear it.  The IC Journal s seeking unique student papers concerning race, culture, gender, and ethnicity for its upcoming issue.

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Bureau Of Concerts needs ticket sales and security volunteers to help with the show! To sign up, come to Textor 101 on November, 1 at 7PM

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