Ithaca College

On Wednesday, (10/28), join recruiters from the US Marine Corps to learn about their Officer Selection Program.

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As an Ithaca College Employee take advantage of the Faculty Staff Meal Plan.     

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The residents of Emerson Hall and various student organizations on campus are excited to offer this great program to the families of Ithaca Faculty and Staff and IC students with children. This year’s extravaganza will be “Halloween Town: A Spooky Ithaca.” Children will be invited to trick or treat and participate in fun activities in some of their favorite places: a Mummy Museum, Witch Way Café, Scary State Theater, and more.

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The members of the First-Year Experience Coordinating Committee would like to invite all first-year students to attend a series of events designed to highlight the wonderful speakers, events and performances that happen on our campus.

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         WE ARE CURRENTLY SEEKING...

   Talented Dancers and Choreography instructors!!!

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Helen De Michiel and Patricia Zimmermann were keynote speakers presenting their collaborative "OPEN SPACE PROJECT: Towards a Collaboration and Relational Theory" at the Sepancine Film Theory Conference as part of the Morelia International Film Festival in Morelia, Mexico, in October 2009.

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The Office Supply Collection And Reuse (OSCAR) is now open Monday through Friday from 11 AM until 2 PM. Located in Room 196 Phillips Hall, across from ITS, OSCAR is the place to go to find gently used office supplies and accessories for free!  

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This Tuesday, October 27th, we will be meeting at 7pm in Williams 219 to form groups and make our very own video games!

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The Anthropology Department's Joel Savishinsky, the Charles A. Dana Professor Emeritus in the Social Sciences, was recently a scholar-in-residence at Indiana University where he deliverd the annual Susan B. Eklund Lecture in aging studies and led several workshops and classes.

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Judith Pena-Shaff (Psychology) and William Altman (Broome Community College) published an article in the Journal on Excellence in College Teaching. The article, Case-based instruction using asynchronous online discussions: A synthesis (2009)" describes the implementation of a teaching strategy combining case-based instruction (CBI) and asynchronous online discussions in two large educational psychology classes.

Are you proud of your car? Show it off!! Enter it into the Paws for a Cause Car Show!

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Are you interested in learning first-hand about global inequalities, race relations, colonialism, sustainability and human rights? 

Interested in getting to know people who work to make a difference on vital world issues?

Ready for a life-changing experience?  

Apply now to travel to the Dominican Republic in June 2010 with Sociology 312, "Culture and Society: An International Field Experience." 

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Do you want to have fun and win some money?  If so, sign up to participate in the Great Harvest Race. 

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The Homer Production Management Committee (HPMC) recognizes that the need to upgrade the Homer (Banner) student information system to SunGard Banner version 8 has become an overriding priority.  Installation of the upgrade to version 8 needs to be completed by June 2010 as SunGard will no longer support the current version the College is using.  This target date was established by looking at the most opportune times within the various cycles of the constituencies using the system.

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  SAB COMEDY PRESENTS COLLEGE HUMOR'S DAN LEVY

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 Have you had your eye on that cutie that has been sitting across the way from you at our previous events? Or you thought you and x would be awesome friends?

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Notes On Liberty, a new short documentary directed by John Scott and produced by Karen Rodriguez, will screen as a part of Ad Hoc: Inconvenient Films 2009. This human rights festival travels to three cities in Lithuania in late October and early November. It will also screen in mid-November at the 2009 Cucalorus Annual Festival of Independent Film in Wilmington, NC. And, Blackbird, an online journal of literature and the arts has selected it for its inaugural video essay feature slated for its spring edition.

Students who are planning to take the MCAT this year should begin planning for registering. 

The registration will open sometime on Nov. 2.  For more information on test dates, locations, and registration guidelines check their web site.

Seating can be limited at some testing centers and dates, so we highly recommend signing up early.  That way you are more likely to be able to go to a relatively nearby testing site on the day you choose.

Note that the MCAT is offered a number of times throughout the year at computer testing sites.  There are ten administrations between January and May of this year.

Submitted on behalf of Tom Torello, executive director of marketing communications.

Ithaca College's Office of Marketing Communications will be conducting a focus group where first-year students will be asked to discuss their college selection experience. We encourage all freshmen to register by clicking the following link below.

Students will be compensated with a $25 ID Express gift card for their time. Please encourage any first-year students you know to participate.

Sign Up for First-Year Focus Groups Now

An analysis of student use of services indicate a need for a later opening.  Hours of high use have been between 12 noon and 9pm with few student visits prior to 11am.  Beginning today, the office will abide by the following schedule during the academic year. 

Monday thru Thursday:  10am - 12 midnight 

Fridays:  10am - 4pm

Please make note of these changes and remember our new hours of operation!!!