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Dr. Sara Haefeli, (Associate Professor of Music History) publishes a chapter in a collection of essays, The Norton Guide to Teaching Music History.   

Haefeli's chapter is a survey of writing strategies employed in music history courses, from formal research papers - to less formal program notes and listening journals. Her work guides readers to resources on the teaching of writing, and offers a call for more research on how to teach students to write well in music history core classes.  

 For more information: https://wwnorton.com/books/978039364032

Professor Jeffrey Holmes from the Psychology Department delivered an invited address at the annual convention of the American Psychological Association in Chicago.  In his address, Professor Holmes outlined his ongoing research on students’ attitudes about learning and education.

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Interested in study abroad? It's never too early to start the planning process! Come learn more about your options at our upcoming info sessions and events, and get ready to internationalize your IC experience!

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The application deadline for London Center Spring 2020 is September 15. Review of complete applications has already begun, and will continue on a rolling basis until the deadline. Spring semesters in London sometimes fill before the application deadline, so you should submit your complete application as soon as possible for early consideration.

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Join the Ithaca College Natural Lands Committee

or Student Land Stewardship Program!

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In the past Move-In Day has occurred on the weekend, allowing new students and their families to have easy access to parking. This year Move-In Day takes place during the day on August 20, 2019. Family Orientation programs will then take place during the day on Wednesday, August 21, 2019. 

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Wondering about how to manage your money? Head to Student Health 101 to check out their tips. 

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This 1-credit course is tied to the visit of our 2019 Distinguished Speaker in the Humanities, Jacquelyn Dowd Hall.  We take the title of our course from her latest book Sisters and Rebels: A Struggle for the Soul of America, which the students will do a close read of this semester.  Hall tells the story of much of the twentieth century from the point of view of three sisters, born into the reactionary late-nineteenth century South, but building lives that take them in three very different directions, including two of the sisters moving in bohemian and socialist circles in Jazz Age New York.  This is a story of social change, of women’s history, of family, and of what we inherit from the past and build out of that inheritance.

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The Campus Center Office is creating a new student group to plan and implement events and other engagement opportunities for IC students in the Campus Center!

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Information Technology is pleased to announce the launch of eduroam (educational roaming), a new wireless service which will be available in academic and administrative buildings beginning August 21st.

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Ithaca's largest sport club is looking for athletes to cleat up and discover why rugby is America's fastest growing sport!

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Professor Barney Beins received a Presidential Citation from the Society for the Teaching of Psychology In recognition of significant career contributions to STP, APA, and the Teaching of Psychology. 

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The Institutional Review Board will be holding two training workshops this semester for faculty, staff, and students.

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After 15 years of dedicated service to the School of Health Sciences and Human Performance and Intercollegiate Athletics, 

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Ithaca College Library is pleased to announce that we now have an institutional subscription to The New York Times online. This means that our current students, faculty, and staff can register for an account and access nytimes.com and most of its features from just about anywhere.

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Degree Works is Now Available to All Students

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On Thursday, August 22, the library will be migrating to an improved version of Library Search. If you use the "My Favorites" feature in Library Search, saved records will be migrated, but saved searches cannot be migrated. 

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In early June, participants in Ithaca College’s 403(b) Retirement Plan received a communication from TIAA, our service provider, announcing some exciting fund additions that were being made to the Plan.

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Posted on behalf of Paula E.F. Younger, executive director for government and community relations.

Join the whole community in supporting the Greater Ithaca Activities Center (GIAC).

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Ithaca College School of Music is pleased to announce some of its 2019-2020 guest artists.  

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