Ithaca College

By now, you have likely heard the tragic news out of Blacksburg, Virginia, that a number of students at Virginia Tech have been killed or wounded in a campus shooting.

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The Ithaca College Choir and Madrigal Singers will give a free joint concert on Sunday, April 22 at 4:00 p.m. in Ford Hall in the James J. Whalen Center for Music. The concert will be conducted by Lawrence Doebler and graduate conducting students Drew Benware and Chris Dresko. The choir will present a world premiere by Tyler Flanders, a composition student and two year member of the Ithaca College Choir, along with works by Ives, Argento, and Rachmaninoff.

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The Ithaca College Chamber Orchestra will present the final concert of their 2006-07 season on Friday, April 20. The concert is free, begins at 8:15 p.m. in Ford Hall, and is conducted by Jeffery Meyer.
The program includes Charles Ives’s “The Unanswered Question” and Brahms’s “Serenade No. 2 in D major.”

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Speaker Mark Decarlo, PT, MHA, SCS, ATC lecture is caneceled today Monday, April 16th 2007 at 6:30 pm in Textor 102 due to inclement weather.

Please join us for an intergenerational choir concert on Tuesday, April 24, at 7:00 p.m.

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Ithaca College is hosting the Northeastern Anthropological Association (NEAA) Conference this Friday to Sunday, April 20-22.

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Through three previous rounds of sustainability curriculum development mini-grants, 43 proposals from faculty at Ithaca College and residents at EcoVillage at Ithaca were approved. Each recipient was awarded $1,000 to create new courses or to adapt existing course content to incorporate sustainability themes.

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Shawn McGuffey, assistant professor of sociology at Boston College, will be unable able to travel to the campus for his talk on Monday 4/16, “‘It's a White Thing’: The Impact of Gender & Race on Male Child Sexual Abuse.” The presentation will be rescheduled for the following Monday, 4/23 - details to be posted as soon as they are available.

The performance by Al Staggs of Dietrich Bonhoeffer's last days in a Nazi prison has been cancelled.

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It’s time to mark your calendars for the fifth annual "Day of Learning!" scheduled to be held on Thursday, June 14, 2007.

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The search committee for the provost and vice president for academic affairs would like to encourage members of the IC community to attend open sessions, as previously announced, for each of the three candidates for this position. Your feedback for the committee is appreciated.

Candidate materials will be available at each of the open sessions and can also be obtained in the Office of the President, 300 Job Hall, or by e-mail at tklinger@ithaca.edu.

David Gordon (April 16-17)
Associate Provost for Personnel and Diversity, SUNY Geneseo

Open Session for STUDENTS – April 16th from 12:10pm-1:00 pm, Clark Lounge

Open Session for FACULTY – April 16th from 4:15 pm-5:30 pm, Clark Lounge

Open Session for FACULTY, STAFF, and STUDENTS – April 17th from 12:10 pm -1:00 pm, Clark Lounge

*Open Session for FACULTY, STAFF, and STUDENTS – April 17th from 4:00 pm -4:50 pm, Job Hall Board Room

(*additional open session for this canidate due to a conflict with the Employee Recognition event)

Insieme! Ithaca College Italian Club hosts its biannual Bocce Tournament Saturday, April 21.

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Rally on the Ithaca Commons.

Take Back The Night is a march and rally protesting sexual and domestic violence. Support survivors.

Meet above textor hall at 7pm, 4/20.
For more information call 277-3203

Ithaca College, Cornell University, and the town of Ithaca will be meeting up in the commons at 7:30. You will remember this night forever.

Advocacy Center. IC Feminists. Men Against Rape Society.

Candace Nomides, a graduate physical therapy student, contributed a podium presentation to the scientific content of the 12th annual Gait and Clinical Movement Analysis Society meeting held in Springfield, Massachusetts, last week.

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Student's for Economic Equality (SEE) is helping put on a concert with a group out of the Office of Multicultural Affairs and the Tompkins County Workers' Center. The concert will take place in the central pavilion of the Ithaca Commons on Sunday April 29th from 1-5PM. Due to the benefit nature there is a $5 suggested donation and will be a raffle with $1 tickets as well as a food and clothing drive.

The bands currently confirmed for the event are Adam Day, Jimkata, Ayurveda and Mbusi. Between bands will be personal testimonials from people that have experienced poverty and helped overcome poverty in their lives. In addition there will be local organizations tabling with helpful information and an arts and crafts section (including face painting).

A large part of the concert is a food and clothing drive which has already started. If you have extra cloths your looking to get rid of contact Dara at dleinwe1@ithaca.edu or Billy Dawn at bgreenb1@ithaca.edu. You can also bring the food and cloths to the event.

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WHERE IN THE WORLD IS IC '07?

Senior Week passes and tickets will be on sale starting Monday, April 16 to Friday, April 20 in McDonald Lounge on the 2nd floor of the Campus Center.

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Career Services is pleased to welcome the Washington Internship Program to campus.

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The Do Anything Nice Club is proud to present the 1st Annual Do Anything Nice Week at Ithaca College!

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Caribbean Culture Week (April 16 - 20)
Beyond, Sun, Sea & Sand

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The first year Leadership Scholars invite you to attend the second annual Empty Bowls event - held this year in conjunction with the Celebration of Service. This is a simple and easy opportunity to share lunch and fellowship while contributing to a good cause – all event proceeds will go to the Food Bank of the Southern Tier.

This event will take place in Emerson B from 12pm to 2pm on Friday, April 20th.

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