Ithaca College

There are a variety of courses, from labs to field classes, for those interested in indigenous cultures and the minor in NAMS.

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Jack Rossen (Anthropology) spoke in the "Science at Noon" Lecture Series at the Museum of Earth in Ithaca on April 10. His talk was titled "Cayuga Archaeology in Your Backyard."

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Are you interested in land preservation and management and wish to understand how to succesfully organize and manage conservation in a college setting? Do you enjoy spending time on the natural land of South Hill?

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If you want to join in the Earth Day celebration in Ithaca and get involved with local community folks please call Debaura Dahl (607)564-9406 or Wally Woods (607)272-1312.  The event will happen at South Side community center and the theme for this year will be conversations and reflections and will also include Earth Day parade,  Costumes and Beautiful Connection to Mother Earth.

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Need financial aid for summer 2010?  Read on!

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IC Hope, Ithaca College's Relay for Life team, challenges you to join us on Sunday, April 18th for our second annual Logan's Run 5K Race!  A major fundraiser for our Tompkins County Relay, Logan's Run has something for everyone...both runners and walkers can enjoy a challenging course around campus while contributing to the American Cancer Society.  Can you top last year's 18:11:9 record by Billy Way??! Please see details below...

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If you like water in any way, shape or form, here is a class for you. It is offered online this summer, so you can do it any time of the day from anywhere with a high speed internet connection. Students who took it last summer enjoyed it very much because it captured their imaginations and opened their eyes to the world of water.

WATER = LIFE ONLINE SUMMER COURSE (June 1 - July 2 session)

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The Partnership for Sustainability Education (PSE) coordinating team is offering four grants of $1,000 each for curriculum development initiatives in the area of sustainability, especially those that focus on the "social" element of the "triple bottom line". These mini-grants are intended to support curriculum development work being conducted this coming summer and/or fall to infuse sustainability-related content into Ithaca College courses. This year, the PSE is encouraging applications for curriculum development related to social justice issues. Online courses or module development are also given preference. The deadline for mini-grant funding proposals has been extended to Friday, April 16, 2010.

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Interested in a short term study abroad experience?

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Space is still available for the workshop: “IC” Our Vision…I’m Part of It.

At the all-college meeting in January, President Tom Rochon discussed our desire to become a learning organization, and how your professional development is key to that process.  The Office of Human Resources is offering 90-minute workshops to help employees:

♦ Create or enhance your Individual Development Plan
♦ Initiate more effective conversations with your supervisor
♦ Establish more meaningful goals
♦ Discuss our Guiding Principles

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If you are a faculty or staff member who has an interest in taking students overseas, we would like to invite you to attend an important workshop.  The Office of International Programs will be co-hosting, together with our affiliate IES (the Institute for the International Education of Students), a workshop entitled "Legal and Risk Management Issues Affecting International Programs" on April 22, 2010. 

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Did you know that the energy we save when we recycle one glass bottle is enough to light a traditional light bulb for four hours?

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BOC will be accepting applications for next year's executive board.

Applications will be available in the SAC on the third floor of campus center. All applications will be due back in the SAC by April 16th at 5 PM.

If you cannot pick up a physical copy and would like to apply, please email boc@ithaca.edu for the application.

All positions are open. See application for details.

On Tuesday, April 13 at 8:15 pm in the Hockett Family Recital Hall, soprano Deborah Lifton will perform "La Voix Humaine" by Francis Poulenc.  As an opening scene, soprano Amanda DeMaris and baritone Brad Hougham will present Gian Carlo Menotti's "The Telephone."  Both works will be accompanied by Brian DeMaris on the piano, with stage direction by David Lefkowich.  Subtitles will be by Kristin Loughry, and costumes by Jen Caprio.

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Step Forward on April 22, 2010; 7:30pm-9:00pm in IC Square

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 The IC Buddhist Community will be meeting for our weekly meditation! Come join us--all are welcome! 

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 VOTE Friday, April 9th for SGA Executive Board for 2010-2011

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The computer science club of Ithaca College will be having two events where participants can learn about computer components and put them together to build their very own computers.

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Slam Poetry with Two-Time National Slam Poetry Champion,Beau Sia

April 9th @ 7pm in Park Auditorium 

Free Admission

Chinese American slam poet shares his award winning poetry with fun, enthusiam, and passion. His work has been praised nationwide and have been starred on Russell Simmons Def Jam HBO event. He is a two-time national slam poet champion! 

He will also speak about Asian American identity issues. (http://www.apbspeakers.com/speaker/beau-sia)

Special Thanks to: Office of Student Engagement & Multicultural Affairs 

Part of the Asian Culture Club's Focus Asia Month events series. 

Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact Asian Culture Club at Ithaca College at icasiancultureclub@gmail.com. We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible.

The event of the year! A night of great fun, entertainment, performances, activities, and craziness. 

Friday April 16th @ 7pm @ IC Square 

Performances start at 7:30pm 

FREE ADMISSION!

Performances by Yamatai (Taiko Drumming), FantAsia (singers), Teszia (Belly dancers), Cornell Hawaiian Club, Cornell Lion Dance, Seishi Juku (karate kids!) and more! 

Activities from a tea ceremony to calligraphy to chopsticks competition and much much more!

Raffle prizes include Asian Ithaca is Gorges t-shirts and baskets of Asian snacks.  Food by the Ithaca Dining Services from springs rolls to lo mein to curry and Indian pancakes!

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