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 Please join H&S Dean, Melanie Stein for some refreshments and conversation in the Dillingham Lobby on October 15th @ noon. 

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The Hartford helps benefit-eligible employees protect their family's future by creating a customized and legally binding online will using a simple but comprehensive online questionnaire. EstateGuidance also provides an online education center and support from a licensed attorney. Additional services include creating living wills and trusts along with guidance about divorce proceedings and durable power of attorney. This is included with our Life coverage.

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Want a safe alternative to driving that will save the $30 parking fee and the tolls? Want free breakfast and snacks? Want a chance to win a raffle of IC swag on each bus? Want to ride in comfort with your friends while celebrating Cortaca 2019?

We have the answer!

Seats on the student buses to Cortaca can be reserved at no cost to students any time before October 10.

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This is a reminder to ALL faculty, staff and student employees to complete your assigned Harassment and Discrimination training.  There are 6 DAYS LEFT to complete this training.  The original training due date of October 9, 2019 was included on your initial email notification.

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The 2019 Ithaca Pan Asian American Film Festival will screen two films: Transfinite (feature-length) and Afterearth (short) at Cinemapolis, Friday October 4 from 5-7pm. It is free and open to the public.

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Excited to share your pronouns? Unsure about what exactly a pronoun is, or why they matter?

International Pronouns Day is a holiday for both the enthused and the confused to share and learn more about pronouns. It seeks to make respecting, sharing, and educating about personal pronouns commonplace. Celebrate with us! 

International Pronouns Day at IC
Wed, Oct 16
11 am - 1:30 pm
A&E Center VIP Room 
A celebration of all things pronouns, pumpkins, and pride.

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 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the Higher Education Opportunity Program at Ithaca College.  We'll be celebrating our history in conjunction with the African-Latino Society during Alumni Weekend!

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This one-hour workshop was designed to help faculty serving on search committees better understand how unconscious bias might show up in the search process and what to do when it does. This workshop is meant to compliment that offered in the Inclusive Faculty Search trainings and will be co-facilitated by Belisa González, Director, CSCRE & Associate Professor, Sociology and Judith Pena-Shaff, Associate Professor, Psychology. Space is limited to 15 participants per session. Please register at the CFE events page https://www.ithaca.edu/cfe/events/.

Date:Friday October 4th

Time: 10-11

Location:CFE 316 Gannett Center

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By: Hannah Bechtolt
Featuring: Candace Edwards

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Are you an LGBTQA+ person considering coming out, or wondering about how to support friends or colleagues? Is there a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, or asexual (LGBTQA+) person in your life? Or someone with another marginalized sexual orientation or gender identity? Do you work with LGBTQA+ students? Does your curriculum include topics about LGBTQA+ youth, adults, or families? National Coming Out Day is October 11. Many resources are available to you, both on and off campus, to assist you in supporting LGBTQA+ people during this time and throughout the year.

Please join us in recognizing National Coming Out Day. In celebration of this annual observance there will be a variety of speakers, events, and other learning opportunities throughout the month of October. The most current list of events is always available on the events page of the LGBT Center website.

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 We are recruiting participants aged 4-14 years for a study looking at how the link between heart activity and breathing changes during activities such as rhythmic movement and listening to music, poetry, and a reading.  Participation takes about 30 minutes.

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This is a reminder to ALL faculty, staff and student employees to complete your assigned Harassment and Discrimination training.  There are 7 DAYS LEFT to complete this training.  The original training due date of October 9, 2019 was included on your initial email notification.

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 Dr. Paul R. Geisler, EdD, ATC, Professor and Director of Athletic Training in the Department of Exercise Science & Athletic Training was named recently by the National Athletic Trainers' Association Board of Directors as the inaugural Chairperson of the newly formed Athletic Training EducATionalists Community.

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 SAVE THE DATE–Belief in the Public Sphere: Perspectives - November 12–13, 2019

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Every Tuesday & Friday in October, Career Services is offering Career Q&As on different topics! 

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Save the date for Monday, October 7th! 

Dining Services is hosting Harvest Fest in Emerson Suites. This FREE event will be held in Emerson Suites from 11am-2pm. Drop in to sample food and let us know what you like!

We have extended our hours in the Food Court for those on the go! You can now purchase packaged items from 8-10 PM.

No Pressure Blood Pressure is a free service provided to the faculty and staff of Ithaca College by the Department of Exercise Science and Athletic Training and the Ithaca College Wellness Clinic.

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Student Activities Board is showing the movie Tell It To The Bees this week. There will be special guest Professor Malinowitz during the Thursday night showing.

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Jamila Michener, PhD will speak on Health Equity and Democracy on Monday, Oct . 7 at 7pm in Textor 101.

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Join the BOLD Scholars in "Project Embolden": a mentoring initiative with the New Roots Charter High School!

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