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Next Week is National Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week!Contributed by Jessica Dillon on 02/28/10
Read more . . . (111 words) Learn more about the IC Community Organic Garden this Thursday.Contributed by Emma Hileman on 02/28/10
Read more . . . (77 words) Interested in growing and eating fresh veggies? Want to learn more about the IC Community Organic Garden on-campus?Contributed by Emma Hileman on 02/28/10
Read more . . . (70 words) Please join us for the following dining events this week! Read more . . . (63 words)
Read more . . . (94 words) Be inspired by your peer international student volunteers!Contributed by Hannah Braun on 02/28/10
Read more . . . (148 words) National Book Award Finalist in Fiction Jennifer Egan Reads This TuesdayContributed by Jack Wang on 02/28/10
Read more . . . (216 words) Invitation From DIIS to Attend Presentations by CSCRE Director Search CandidatesContributed by Kelly J. Rafferty on 02/28/10 The Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies invites members of the campus community to attend the presentations of three candidates for the position of Director of the Center for the Study of Culture, Race, and Ethnicity. The presentations will be in February and March on the dates indicated below. Read more . . . (78 words) Got a great photo of South Hill during the wintertime? Enter to win the ICNL Winter Photo Contest!Contributed by Emma Hileman on 02/27/10
Read more . . . (69 words) Got a great photo of South Hill during the wintertime? Enter to win the ICNL Winter Photo Contest!Contributed by Emma Hileman on 02/27/10
Read more . . . (69 words) Are you interested in studying abroad? IES (The Institute for the International Education of Students) is one of Ithaca College's affiliated study abroad providers, and a representative of IES will be on campus on Thursday, March 4 to meet with students and provide further information about the IES study abroad options. A free pizza lunch will be provided! Read more . . . (126 words) There will be an informational meeting about the Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship on Tuesday, March 2, from 12:10-1:00 in Hill Center 57. The Gilman International Scholarship Program offers grants for U.S. citizen undergraduate students of limited financial means to pursue academic studies abroad. Read more . . . (301 words) Open Discussions of Six Technology Trends from the 2010 Horizon Report - Starting March 4Contributed by Marilyn Dispensa on 02/26/10
The first discussion is on Mobile Computing on Thursday, March 4, 3:30 – 4:30 pm, facilitated by Mark Hine, (Library Conference Room, 3rd Floor) It would be helpful if participants read through the section of the report on Mobile Computing. Read more . . . (136 words) 12:10 p.m. Contact Samantha Corrado with any questions. PREMED Students--Register soon if you plan on taking the MCAT this summer/fallContributed by Nancy Pierce on 02/26/10 The testing agency has just opened up registration for the June-September tests. If you plan on taking the test during that time, register soon in order to get the testing time and site of your choice.
UPDATE: Dr. Diane Gayeski, Finalist, Park School of Communications DeanContributed by MaryAnn Taylor on 02/26/10 The open presentation by Dr. Diane Gayeski, finalist for the Park School of Communications Dean, has been rescheduled to Tuesday, March 2, 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm in Emerson A. The presentation will be followed by a reception. NEW $300 PRIZE! ---> Come to the FYE events to register to win!!!Contributed by Joelle Albertsman on 02/26/10 The members of the First-Year Experience Coordinating Committee, once again, would like to invite all first-year students to attend a series of events designed to highlight the wonderful speakers, films, athletics and performances that happen on our campus all year long! After a successful fall semester of featured events, we're happy to announce a few more from our list of FYE featured events that are coming up: Read more . . . (256 words) *IC Fit Kids- Informational Meeting * Tuesday Salon: Marty Brownstein, "Tea with Palin," 4.00 p.m., Tuesday, March 2Contributed by Cheryl Kramer on 02/26/10
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Carnival After Dark this Friday!
MS is a disease that attacks the central nervous and keeps people from moving. Please join IC's MS Awareness Club (ICMSA) as we fight back and take one step closer to a cure during National MS Awareness Week March 8th-14th.
Come to CNS 119 this Thursday from 12:15 - 1:00 to learn about the organic garden started on campus last year.
Come to CNS 119 this Thursday from 12:15 - 1:00 to learn about the organic garden started on campus last year.
Everybody Matters! That's the theme of this semester's mental health awareness program.
International Student Volunteers is having an informational meeting on Thursday March 4th at 12:15pm-1pm in CNS 115. 
This semester's Distinguished Visiting Writers Series kicks off on Tuesday at 7:30pm in Klingenstein Lounge, Egbert Hall with Jennifer Egan, National Book Award finalist in fiction. The reading is free and open to everyone.
The Ithaca College Natural Lands Committee is hosting a Winter Photo Contest all this month. The winner will receieve a $50 gift certificate to the bookstore and have their photo displayed in CNS and on the ICNL website.
The Ithaca College Natural Lands Committee is hosting a Winter Photo Contest all this month. The winner will receieve a $50 gift certificate to the bookstore and have their photo displayed in CNS and on the ICNL website.
Come join members of the NMC Campus Advisory Board for any of the following open and informal discussions of the six technology trends highlighted in the New Media Consortium's 2010 Horizon Report. The Horizon Project's goal is to chart the landscape of emerging technologies for teaching, learning, and creative inquiry. The focus of the discussion will be to brainstorm the implications for Ithaca College now and in the future.
Please join us in the Handwerker Gallery at 4.00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 2, for "Tea with Palin," the first Tuesday Salon of the semester. Marty Brownstein, associate professor of Politics, will lead a discussion exploring the impact of Sarah Palin and the Tea Party movement on contemporary politics.