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Read more . . . (117 words) Ithaca Dining Services Celebrating Asian Heritage MonthContributed by Julie Whitten on 03/29/10
Ithaca Dining Services will be celebrating Asian Heritage Month through four different events at various dining locations.
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Read more . . . (186 words) Local Food: Film Screening & Panel Discussion-- Wednesday March 31st!Contributed by Taryn Hubbard on 03/29/10
Read more . . . (181 words) Concert Band and Horseheads High School Joint Concert WednesdayContributed by Erik Kibelsbeck on 03/29/10 On Wednesday, March 31 at 7 pm, the Concert Band will team up with the Horseheads High School Wind Ensemble for a free concert in Ford Hall. Mark Fonder will conduct. Read more . . . (74 words) Interview with David Turkon of Anthropology featured in Chronicle of Higher Education "Five Minutes With."Contributed by Michael Malpass on 03/29/10 The interview was featured in the March 14th Chronicle of Higher Education. Read more . . . (55 words) IC Faculty Colloquium Thursday noon: Media Literacy Integrated into College Courses.Contributed by Tatiana Patrone on 03/29/10 Professor Cyndy Scheibe (Psychology Department) presents her work this Thursday (04/01) at 12:10 – 1:00 PM in Cayuga Lake Room (Campus Center). Everyone is welcome to attend. Read more . . . (181 words) Prof. Keith Kaiser to present at the American Education Research Association Annual MeetingContributed by Erik Kibelsbeck on 03/29/10 Associate professor of music education Keith Kaiser will present at the American Education Research Association Annual Meeting in Denver, Colorado. Kaiser, and his research colleagues, will present findings from a recent research project funded through a Sounds of Learning (Grammy Foundation) Grant -- Underlying Social Structures in Music Education: Teacher Perceptions of Curricular Evidence.
Mark your calendar for this meetiing. 12:10 -1:00 p.m. CNS 115 Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact Nancy Pierce at 274-3161. We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible.
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The Office of Residential Life would like to announce that Summer Waitlist Applications and Vacancy Forms will be available on April 1, 2010 in the Office of Residential Life. Read more . . . (95 words) The math placement test will be given on Wednesday, April 7th, at 5:30 PM in Williams Hall 309. Read more . . . (76 words) Still accepting nominations. Read more . . . (54 words) Athletic Training Faculty Member Presents in IrelandContributed by Jackie Wandell on 03/29/10 Dr. Kent Scriber gave two invited presentations at Dublin City Unversity during spring break. Read more . . . (60 words) Argentine "Dirty War" Survivor and Author Presents The Little School: Adventures of a Book in Search of JusticeContributed by Annette Levine on 03/29/10
Williams 225 Argentine poet and activist, Alicia Partnoy, will share the "adventures" of her testimonial narrative, La Escuelita/The Little School, in which she tells of her experiences as a "disappeared" political prisoner in Argentina during the 1970s. Alicia Partnoy currently teaches Spanish at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.
Read more . . . (42 words) Applications to work as a lifeguard at the Ithaca College Outdoor Pool are due Friday, 4/2. Read more . . . (35 words) Seven students from the chemistry department presented their student-faculty collaborative research projects at the 239th American Chemical Society National Meeting at San Francisco, CA on March 20-23, 2010.Contributed by Maria Russell on 03/29/10
Read more . . . (133 words) Economist Delivers Paper at Eastern Economic AssociationContributed by Tina Bennett on 03/29/10 Darius J. Conger, Assistant Professor of Economics, delivered a paper entitled “What Do Employers Pay For? Unpacking College Major, Experience, and Specific Skills” at the 36th Annual Conference of the Eastern Economic Association in Philadelphia, PA. Conger was also the chief discussant for the Panel on Women in the Labor Market.
Read more . . . (1 words) Barney Beins (Psychology) Publishes Article in History of PsychologyContributed by Judy Smith on 03/29/10 Professor of Psychology Barney Beins published an article in the journal History of Psychology entitled "Teaching Measurement Through Historical Sources". Read more . . . (100 words) Ithaca College students Josh Masland, Jason Diaz and Shawn Eady have coauthored a paperContributed by Maria Russell on 03/29/10 Ithaca College students Josh Masland, Jason Diaz and Shawn Eady have coauthored a paper recently published at Acta Crystallographica Journal (International Union of Crystallography. Read more . . . (101 words) |
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The 14th Annual James J. Whalen Academic Symposium will be held in the Campus Center/Egbert Hall on April 8, 2010. (Emerson A, B, C, and Lounge; Ithaca Falls Room; Klingenstein Lounge; Clark Lounge; and Taughannock Falls Room)
Wednesday March 31, from 7-9PM in Textor 103 there will be a special performer coming to Ithaca College. Her name is Nancy Hulse and she will be using a mixture of performance art, music, poetry, audience participation and dance in her performance "A Rose by Any Other Name" to portray how rape affects women's lives. 
Dominic Mathiang will speak this Thursday, April 1 at 7:00 p.m. in Textor 103. Dominic is one of the refugees who fled southern Sudan during the early years of "civil war" in the 1980s, and who are known collectively as "The Lost Boys of Sudan."
The Organic Growers of Ithaca College will host a local food event on Wednesday, March 31st, at 7 PM in CNS 112. Great films, great discussion, delicious local food, and more!
Wednesday, March 31st, at 6:30pm
Seven students from the chemistry department presented their student-faculty collaborative research projects at the 239th American Chemical Society National Meeting at San Francisco, CA on March 20-23, 2010. From the left in the photo, Joshua Roaf (Biochemistry ’10), Ian Weiss (Chemistry ’10), Alex Levine (Biochemistry ’10), Shanique Edwards (Biochemistry ’10), Layne Kasprzyk (Environmental Science with Chemistry Concentration ’10), Anthony Ferrari (Chemistry ’11) and Shawn Eady (Chemistry ’10).