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Friday, October 13 is the last day to register to vote in the General Election on November 7. Your registration forms must be postmarked by October 13. Read more . . . (223 words) The Early Bird Gets the Gourmet Meal! Read more . . . (156 words) A SPECIAL REMINDER: Ithaca College faculty, staff, and students are invited to a campus wide celebration, today, Thursday, October 12, to launch the CAMPAIGN FOR ITHACA COLLEGE: MAKING A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE. Read more . . . (330 words) SPECIAL NOTICE: LOCATION CHANGE School of Business ReceptionContributed by Marsha Eger on 10/11/06 Please note that the location for today's Business School reception has changed to the Dillingham Center Lobby. The reception from 5:15 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.will feature displays of the new building. At 6:00 p.m.,hear brief remarks by Dean Susan Engelkemeyer. Business student leaders and faculty will be on hand to answer questions.
Read more . . . (97 words) Assistant Professor Kim Gregson was interviewed by the Baltimore Sun concerning the recent purchas of YouTube by Google. Read more . . . (10 words) Reminder - Change Your Email Settings by October 25thContributed by Karen Compton on 10/11/06 As announced recently in Intercom, many users of the IC email system will be required to make changes to their email program settings by October 25th. Read more . . . (51 words)
Read more . . . (87 words) Do you have odd jobs that need to be done around your house? On Saturday, November 4, you can rent the services of 2 to 42 student crew athletes to help get the job done. Read more . . . (129 words) An interdisciplinary symposium on "Science and Enduring Mystery" will convene at Binghamton University this weekend, October 13-14. Lee Bailey (recently retired from IC's Department of Philosophy and Religion) will be an invited speaker at the event, exploring topics from his recent book "The Enchantments of Technology." Read more . . . (76 words) Occupational Therapy Papers Presented in Australia and EnglandContributed by Monica McGavin on 10/10/06 Occupational Therapy Faculty Member, Carole Dennis, presented two related papers recently. Read more . . . (91 words) H&S Humanities Students invited to apply for Emerson Humanities Collaboration AwardContributed by Lynn Tordella on 10/10/06 Junior and senior H&S students with outstanding academic records and financial aid eligibility are invited to apply for the Fred L. Emerson Humanities Collaboration Award that supports faculty/student collaboration on scholarly projects in the Humanities. The deadline to submit a formal proposal for spring semester projects is November 3. Read more . . . (273 words) The Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity announces its annual Prize in Ethics Essay Contest 2007. Read more . . . (74 words) Mead Loop, associate professor and chair of the Journalism department, was appointed to a two-year term as a director of the National Scholastic Press Association and Associated College Press, which work to improve student media in colleges and high schools. Read more . . . (31 words) Campus Screening of "An Inconvenient Truth" on Thursday, November 2Contributed by Marian Brown on 10/09/06
Read more . . . (266 words) Campus Dining To Help Stop Hunger With Cans Across AmericaContributed by Julie Whitten on 10/09/06
Read more . . . (357 words) Composer Jennifer Higdon is Ithaca College's Current Karel Husa Visiting Professor of CompositionContributed by Erik Kibelsbeck on 10/09/06 According to pianist and music critic Richard Cameron-Wolfe, “If there is a ‘short list’ of 21st-century composers to watch, I sincerely believe that Jennifer Higdon must be included.” On Sunday, Oct. 15, Higdon will lecture about her music. The talk will begin at 8:15 p.m. in the Iger Lecture Hall in the James J. Whalen Center for Music. On Monday, Oct. 16, faculty and student musicians will perform several of Higdon’s works in a free concert beginning at 8:15 p.m. in Ford Hall in the Whalen Center. The program will include the full symphony orchestra, a marimba ensemble, and members of Kulmusik, a contemporary chamber ensemble. Read more . . . (223 words) Deborah Montgomery-Cove to Present Free Recital Focused on PoulencContributed by Erik Kibelsbeck on 10/09/06
Read more . . . (168 words) Symphony Orchestra Concert to Feature Higdon, Brahms, and DvorakContributed by Erik Kibelsbeck on 10/09/06
Read more . . . (134 words) Reminder - Upcoming Demonstrations of Student Polling SystemsContributed by Karen Compton on 10/09/06 This is a reminder that there are two more demonstration sessions of student polling systems that are being considered for campus-wide use: Read more . . . (21 words) |
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Upcoming events this week in Rec Sports.
Are there computers or network laser printers in your area scheduled for replacement this spring under the Technology Renewal Program?
On Thursday, November 2 at 7:00p.m. in the Park Auditorium, IC will present a public screening of "An Inconvenient Truth", the acclaimed documentary about global warming. This film screening will be followed by a faculty-led discussion forum about climate change, global warming, sustainability, and personal action. 
Campus Dining Services is inviting students to help stop hunger and lend a helping hand to those in need right in our own community by taking part in a special Cans Across America promotion from October 16 - 18, 2006 in the Terrace Dining Hall. 
Deborah Montgomery-Cove, a professor of music performance at the Ithaca College School of Music, will present a free evening exploring the music of Poulenc on Sunday, October 15 at 4:00 p.m. in the Hockett Family Recital Hall. Pianist Charis Dimaras will collaborate.
Jeffery Meyer, the new conductor of the Ithaca College Symphony Orchestra, will lead a free concert on Friday, October 13 at 8:15 in Ford Hall. Meyer, who also conducts the St. Petersburg (Russia) Chamber Orchestra, has chosen a program including Dvorak’s seventh symphony, Brahms’s “Variations on a Theme by Haydn,” and Jennifer Higdon’s “Loco.” Higdon is this year’s Karel Husa Visiting Professor of Composition at Ithaca College.