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With the start of the fall semester, we're returning to the twice-a-week schedule of e-mail roundups from Intercom. Read more . . . (419 words) Timothy Johnson, assistant professor of music and chair of graduate studies in music, has published a book entitled, Baseball and the Music of Charles Ives: A Proving Ground (Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press, 2004). Read more . . . (122 words) The History Center in Tompkins County presents Media Construction of War with Chris Sperry on Wednesday, September 8, at 5:30 p.m. Read more . . . (295 words) Keeping You Informed about Computer/Network DowntimesContributed by Karen Compton on 09/03/04 ITS wants to remind everyone of several notification tools that are available to keep members of the campus community informed about computer system or network problems and scheduled service interruptions. Read more . . . (337 words) Faculty and staff who intend to drive College-owned or rented vehicles need their driving record checked once every two academic years. Read more . . . (433 words) Starting this semester, IDExpress can be used off campus. Read more . . . (163 words) The Office of Career Services would like to announce that four scholarships are now available for students who are interested in taking a Kaplan preparation course. Read more . . . (168 words) Matthew Fee joined the Park School in August as the new director of the Park Scholars Program. Read more . . . (97 words) IC Physics senior, David Whelan, is spending his holiday weekend using the 200 inch telescope at Palomar Observatory near San Diego California. Read more . . . (116 words) From Knowledge to Intelligence: Creating Competitive Advantage in the Next Economy by Helen N. Rothberg (Marist College) and G. Scott Erickson (Ithaca College School of Business) is being published on September 3, 2004 by Butterworth-Heinemann (Elsevier). Read more . . . (14 words) Project Vote Smart Presents Voter's Self-DefenseContributed by Doreen Hettich-Atkins on 09/02/04 Project Vote Smart's Voter's Self-Defense, presented on September 21 at 7:00 pm in the Emerson Suites, is a one-hour lecture/video presentation on ways we can protect ourselves from media manipulation and negative campaigning . Read more . . . (277 words) Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist to Be Scholar in ResidenceContributed by Melissa Gattine on 09/01/04
Marcus began his journalism career in 1982 as an education reporter for the Miami Herald. Since then, working as a staff writer, columnist, and foreign correspondent for various newspapers, he has traveled to nearly 50 countries covering a range of events, including the rise of terrorism and the breakup of the Soviet Union. Read more . . . (73 words) Student-Centered Activities for Large Enrollment Classes: Physics as a Case Study is the first colloquium, on Thursday, September 9, 12:10-1:00 in CNS 112. Note the atypical location. Refreshments will be provided. Read more . . . (81 words) Are you experiencing difficulties with an aging parent or family member while continuing to juggle a job and family? Read more . . . (103 words)
"Image/Word" features prints by Salvador Dali as well as contemporary book art by Nancy Callahan, Judith Levey-Kurlander and Zevi Blum, Buzz Spector, Susan Weisend, and artists from the Wells College Book Art Center. Read more . . . (52 words) Instructor of sociology Sarah Rubenstein-Gillis MSW, CSW contributed a description of the service learning component of her course on family violence to the latest edition of Teaching About Families: A Collection of Essays, Syllabi, Projects and Assignments. Read more . . . (31 words) Two presentations were given at international conferences recently by associate professor of biology John Confer jointly with his students. Read more . . . (122 words) Peter Melcher was an invited seminar speaker in the horticulture department's seminar series at Cornell University. Read more . . . (141 words) Sandra Steingraber, Ithaca College's Distinguished Visiting Scholar, ecologist, author, and cancer survivor, will be giving a public presentation entitled "Living Downstream and the Legacy of Rachel Carson" on Tuesday, September 14, at 7:00 p.m. in the Emerson Suites. Read more . . . (92 words) Johanns to Attend Academy of Television Arts & Sciences SeminarContributed by Melissa Gattine on 08/31/04 Peter Johanns, assistant professor in the television and radio department at the Park School, has been selected to attend the 16th annual Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Foundation faculty seminar in Los Angeles. Read more . . . (36 words) |
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