Ithaca College

Mail Services has recently completed an upgrade to the software utilized in tracking packages. With this upgrade a change in the e-mail notification message has been made.

If you receive an e-mail notification stating that a package is being held in Phillips Hall, this refers to the College’s postal contract station located next to Mac’s. (Prior to this software upgrade the e-mail notifications referred to this location as the Union Post Office.)

If the e-mail notification states the package is being held in the Mail Center, then your package can be picked up at the General Services/Public Safety Building.

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Tuesday, December 2
7 PM
IC Square

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Kevin Bales is a leading expert on modern slavery and human trafficking. He will speak on Monday, December 1, at 5:30 p.m. in Textor 101.

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Scott D. Stull, Ph.D., of the anthropology department, will present an illustrated talk on Ithaca's early industry, with a focus on Fall Creek.

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The Ithaca College Bookstore has a new website! With the implementation of our new computer systems in the Bookstore this past summer and fall, we now have a new web site that is compatible with these systems.

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The IC community is encouraged to invite their high-school-age children, nieces, nephews, and younger siblings to Ithaca this summer to attend Summer College:

Summer College Website

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All are welcome!

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Fourteen Ithaca College students, faculty, and alumni perform among professionals from New York City arts organizations to raise awareness and support of New York City homeless organizations.

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The Ithaca College physics department welcomes Nergis Mavalvala, from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Department of Physics, on Tuesday, December 2, at noon in CNS 204. This event is open to the public.

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Tyra Banks watch out! The 2009 fashion show, now sponsored by the Student Government Association, is back and better than ever.

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Join or Cheer on Your Favorite Guitar Hero Player!

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Colleges Against Cancer presents the 2nd annual Remembrance Vigil. It is a time to come together with other students who have lost someone they love to cancer. Come Monday, December 1, to Clark Lounge at 7:00 p.m.

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The Relay for Life site is live and people are signing up! Join a team or be a team captain!

www.RelayForLife.org/ithacacollege

This year's Relay for Life is March 28, 2009! Save the date. There will be tons of bands, a cappella groups, dancers, pie-eating contests, bingo, poker tournaments, a hypnotist, cartoonist, free food, and so much more!

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The Out of the Closet and Onto the Screen Series will host a free public screening of the documentary, The Smith Family, on Monday, December 1. The 7:00 p.m. showing in Textor 102 is being held in observance of World AIDS Day.

Members of Action for AIDS -- the group responsible for coordinating and developing programs related to AIDS awareness and education for the Ithaca College community -- will provide an information and resources table at the event.

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It is important to remind everyone that the State of New York prohibits smoking in the public areas of all buildings within the state. As such Ithaca College has an established smoking policy (2.8.10) that directly addresses this for the campus community and provides a listing of the designated outdoor smoking areas.

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Have you ever thought what you might do in an emergency when you are far from a medical facility? This course will prepare you with the skills needed to assist in medical emergencies in remote environments. Those who pass the course will be awarded national certification as a Wilderness First Responder.

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Are you graduating in December and will you be applying for New York State teacher certification?

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A taped interview with aging studies major Christian Laurence will air, on a rotating basis, on WHCU-870 radio, beginning this afternoon. Tune in to 870 AM to hear Christian talk with news anchor Todd Messer about the experiences Christian has had with Longview residents as a result of the Ithaca College/Longview partnership.

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Student across disciplines now may sign up for an innovative winter session course that explores "arts, film, and music festivals" from a variety of historical, functional, and cultural perspectives.

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The main ITS public computer labs are closed during thanksgiving break except Friends 110.

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