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The Fitness Center is now accepting applications for the Fall 2010 semester.  The only applications available at this time are for Facility Monitors.

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Mike Welch, head football coach, recently participated in the development of the DVD Sport Leadership: A Self-Determination Theory Perspective.  Welch was one of 42 athletes, coaches and psychologists from colleges in Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom to featured on the DVD.

Important Commencement 2010 information was recently mailed to you at your local address.

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Due to the tremendous increase in the use of cell phones, the College's Qwest Calling Card program has been terminated.  Any Ithaca College Qwest card still in your possession should be destroyed.  Thank you.

Do you have what it takes...

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Where is IC going?  How do I fit in?  How does the College’s support of continuous learning and professional development impact me?  Employees want to be “in the know.”  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 answer these questions.

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If your future career plans involve the fields of Advertising, Communications, Editing, Journalism, Marketing, Public Relations, Radio, or Television, then the 18th annual Central New York Communications Consortium is for you! 

Job and internship opportunities are available, but to maximize your chances of getting an interview, Career Services recommends that you apply for them by the pre-select deadline of March 14, 2010, by 11:59 p.m.

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Are you thinking of hiring a photographer for your next event?  Consider these tips for how to make your photographs count.

·Don’t skip the photographs in the interest of saving money.  They may be very useful for publicity purposes at a later date, or for annual reports, newsletters and releases, etc.

·Think about what photographs you need in advance.  For many events it is possible to hire a photographer for an hour or two to get the shots you need.  It is often not necessary for the photographer to stay for the whole event.  Keep in mind that a photographer can be present at an event for an hour or and deliver photos that make it look like s/he were there the whole time.  Not so with video.

·Be very specific about what shots you need and in what format (digital, prints, etc.) you need them.

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As a reminder, the deadline for nominations of self or others to the President's Advisory Council on Innovation is this Friday, March 12. 

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Entries are due April 1st. The photo should contain some snow, so time is running out!

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Congratulations to Jennifer O'Leary and Michael Preite, winners of our February drawing for the Career Services "Refer a Friend" contest.  They are the lucky recipients of iTunes gift cards!

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Professor Amanullah De Sondy, Assistant Professor of World Religions, Department of Philosophy and Religion will present a paper on 'Exploring Qur'anic Masculinity and Masculinities' at Cornell University on Thursday 11th March at 4:30pm (110 White Hall).  

The paper will outline and discuss the images of masculinity that are performed, displayed and constructed in the Qur'anic world.  In turn exploring if they support monolithic/hegemonic notions of an Islamic masculinity or are exemplary for gender/sexual pluralism.  Opening a timely debate on the challenges and implications posed by  Qur'anic masculinities on the study of Islam and Muslims. 

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James Pfrehm (Modern Languages and Literatures) presents his work this Thursday (03/11) at 12:10-1:00 in Cayuga Lake Room (Campus Center). Everyone is welcome to attend.

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For the fourth straight year, the Corporation for National and Community Service has recognized Ithaca College with a place on the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. Launched in 2006, the honor roll is the highest federal recognition a school can achieve for its commitment to service learning and civic engagement.

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This past Friday and Saturday (March 5-6), nine IC students and two anthropology faculty presented at this year's Northeast Anthropological Association annual meeting in Buffalo, New York hosted by SUNY Buffalo. 

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Seven members of the Ithaca women’s swimming & diving team will represent the Bombers at the NCAA Division III Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships, March 17-20 in Minneapolis, Minn. It is the largest group of Bomber swimmers to qualify for the national meet since 1999, when Ithaca finished seventh in the team standings.

Ithaca finished 13th in the 2009 NCAA Division III Women’s Swimming & Diving Championship and has finished in the top-20 at the national meet 20 times in the last 27 years. This year's championship meet will be held at the University Aquatic Center on the campus of the University of Minnesota and is hosted by Beloit College and The College of Wooster.

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The women's track & field team will have three athletes in action at the NCAA Championships: junior Marcia McCord in the long jump, triple jump and 400-meter dash, sophomore Emma Dewart in the high jump and pentathlon and graduate student Lauren Koppel in the pentathlon. DePauw will host the meet Friday and Saturday.

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Out of Bonus Bucks? Don’t worry you can always add more! 

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It is now easier than ever to stay connected to all of the sustainable happenings of Ithaca Dining Services!

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You might not have thought about working for the federal government, but they need you!  On Thursday, March 11 at 11:00am, join us for a webinar to learn about the agencies that are hiring business students and how you can get started working in government.

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