Ithaca College

IC Link's upgrade will help your organization stand out, market to and connect with all students on campus. There are many new features that will help increase the promotion and communication of your organization.

Each organization can upload photos, create and design their profile with its own unique header and colors, post to a wall, send messages to all members, track service hours and advertise their events with new flyer board.

Organizations can also create documents, hold elections and survey students through IC Link. If you have questions please attend the training session on October 20th, @ 7pm in Textor 103.

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The Ithaca College Women's Basketball team is sponsoring a Chili's Giveback Night on Monday, October 25th from 4pm-11pm.

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Rockstars, poets, movers and shakers! Show 'em what you're made of: perform at TWLOHA's Open Mic Night on October 28th at 7:00 pm in IC Square!

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PRSSA will be hosting their annual networking night with local professionals at La Tourelle Resort and Spa on November 2nd.

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WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20TH AT 7PM IN CHS 211: Physical therapy professor Dr. Nick Quarrier will be presenting about the new hot topic of barefoot running!

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Team members of the men's and women's crews will be available to hire on Sunday afternoon, November 7.  We can rake leaves, move furniture, clean garages, pull out docks, paint fences, dig ditches, and handle an assortment of other tasks.  If you want to hire workers for the afternoon simply e-mail us at iccrew@ithaca.edu or call Coach Dan at 274-1266.

Workers can be picked up on-campus at the Textor hall flagpole on Sunday, November 7 at 1:30pm.  Each worker costs $40 with a two-worker/$80 minimum.  Questions?  Contact the Coach on e-mail.

14 years of service to the campus community.  If you have a big job, call Rent-a-Rower.

The revised schedule for Block 2 class schedule begins today!

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Lis Maurer, program director of the Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Education, Outreach, and Services, presented at the annual conference of the Gay and Lesbian Medical Association in San Diego, CA - the world's largest gathering of LGBT healthcare professionals.

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Beginning October 21st and continuing through October 27th, A-lot will have limited accessibility due to construction.

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The Association of Gay & Straight Student Athletes is finally meeting!

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Ithaca College Choir and Faculty/Student Chamber Orchestra

Mass in B Minor by J.S. Bach

Ford Hall, Ithaca College
Monday, October 18, 2010
Pre-Concert Lecture: 7:00 p.m.
Concert: 7:30 p.m.

Concert is free and open to the public. Seating is first come, first serve.

Lawrence Doebler, conductor

Carol McAmis, soprano

Deborah Montgomery-Cove, soprano

Patrice Pastore, soprano

Jennifer Kay, mezzo-soprano

David Parks, tenor

Randie Blooding, baritone

Brad Hougham, baritone

Mark A. Radice, pre-concert Lecturer 

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This is a reminder for the online  NMC 2010 Virtual Symposium of the Future on October 19-21 in the Center for Educational Technology.

Wednesday, Oct 20, 8:45 am - 3:45 pm
Thursday, Oct 21, 8:45 am - 3:00 pm

Please refer to the original Intercom article for the details.

Although not required, please sign-up so we can plan accordingly.  Note that these sessions are in 45 minute segments on the hour so you can attend all or some of them.

The Office of Residential Life is offering an early off-campus release guarantee to the first 400 students who apply for off-campus status for Fall 2011. October 18th will begin this year’s off-campus application process and it will be on-going until the Office of Residential Life announces its close. There will not be a separate off-campus process occurring in the spring.

 

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Jonathan Ablard, History, presented "The Latin American Obesity Crisis in Historical Perspective" at the October Latin American Studies Association meeting in Toronto, Canada. Preliminary research on the project was conducted with Kristen McClune, History, (Class of 2011) who did the work as part of a Fred L. Emerson Humanities Collaboration Award during the Summer of 2010.

IC NaNo, the on campus support group for the novelist in all of us, will meet for the first time this year on Wednesday, October 20th at 7:00pm in Williams 211.

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 IICC Mini-courses in Fall 2010

* short courses on systems thinking and synthesizing expertise

* hands-on learning activities; no lectures

* lots of fun

* part of President Rochon’s (IC)2 initiative

* the courses will help you make connections among what you are studying in different courses inside and outside your majors

* this can make learning more lasting and more useful in meeting complex real-world challenges

* courses are one credit and are graded pass/fail

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Join the Harry Potter Alliance on Tuesday Oct. 19 at 7pm in Williams 221 for games and discussion!

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Fall break can last just a little longer with our video game night this Tuesday!

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Prof. Julia Cozzarelli delivered the keynote speech at Montclair State University for the Teaching Italian Symposium: Technology--Getting with the Program, on Friday, Oct. 15th. Her speech focused on the theory and practice of integrating multimedia, in particular YouTube videos, into the Italian language classroom. Following the keynote speech, she and Prof. James Pfrehm held a workshop for conference participants. Entitled "Using video, music and film to enhance the Italian language learning experience," the workshop covered textbook web resources, YouTube, and Web 2.0 technologies and services, such as blogs, voicethreads, and Overstream.

All IC faculty are invited to submit summer session undergraduate course proposals. Summer sessions this year are scheduled:

May Session -- May 16 - 27, 2011
Summer Session I -- May 31 - July 1, 2011
Summer Session II -- July 5 - August 5, 2011

Course proposal deadline: November 30.

Review the guidelines and access the online proposal form through the study programs "For Faculty" site (login using you IC email userid and password), and follow the tab for Summer Sessions.