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HSHP faculty, Laura Gras, Sam Brown, Susan Durnford, Sarah Fishel, Jan Elich Monroe, Kayleigh Plumeau, and Jessica Valdez Taves had their article accepted for publication in the September 2019 issue of Journal of Allied Health. 

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The new HomerConnect 9 Application will go live March 12th after 12:00pm. At the same time, midterm grades will begin to be posted by faculty.

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The priority deadline to apply  for Residential Life's Residential Learning Communities (RLCs) is TODAY! 

You can apply to the following communities for next year: FIRST Place, HOME, Honors, Interfaith, Language House, Organic Gardening and Cooking, Outdoor Adventure Learning Community, Quiet Study, Substance Free, and the Transfer Community.

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Interested in doing some employer site visits in NYC? Join us over spring break for NYC Treks- 3/12 -3/13!   We will be hosting stops at the Garment District, FIT, Performance PT, Convene,along with a Networking Dinner at Trattoria Bianca.

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Now you can through IC HEARD!

IC HEARD is having its FIRST EVER fundraiser. We are selling Krispy Kreme Donuts, 8$ a dozen, to directly support our arts programming at MacCormick Secure Center. Donut Day is on March 25th!

ORDER NOW! Tabling Campus Center all week or email heardprogram@gmail.com or azendano@ithaca.edu! Venmo accepted!

IC HEARD volunteers weekly at the juvenile detention center, providing creative arts programming to the residents there! We like to do a variety of art projects and we would like to expand our capabilities and invest in the residents’ ARTISTIC EXPRESSION!

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U-Lot (Campus Center) will be reserved for parking for campus guests for the Community Relations Speaker on Thursday, March 7th.

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Click here to head to Student Health 101 to check out the new content featuring topics on depression, rejecting someone who likes you and meal prep.

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 All are invited to participate in the Catholic Community Ash Wednesday services taking place in Muller Chapel. These three services will all be Liturgy of the Word services with distribution of ashes taking place at all 3 services.

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Now accepting nominations, including self-nominations, for the 2020 Senior Class Gift Committee. 

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As stated in our February 20, 2019 message, we will not be allowing data to flow in or out of Parnassus beginning March 6, 2019. This step is critical to the accurate migration of data from Parnassus to IC HR Cloud. Below are a few important details you should know about the “freeze”:

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Wednesday, March 6th

Artist Lecture 2pm, Ceracche 126

Artist Opportunities Chat 3:10-3:50pm, Ceracche 115

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Don't forget the priority deadline for Summer Housing student positions is this Friday, March 8th! Many positions include on-campus housing!

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Please join us at 6:00 pm on Tuesday, March 19th in Clark Lounge (Campus Center) for science fiction and fantasy author and translator Ken Liu, who will be presenting on and reading from his work. He will also be giving a talk on Chinese science fiction and translation at Klarman Hall (KG70) from 4:30-6:30 pm on Monday, March 18th on the campus of Cornell University. These events are free and open to everyone.

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Members of the campus community are invited to attend a special briefing by representatives of the New York State Council on Women and Girls as they present Governor Andrew Cuomo’s 2019 Women’s Justice Agenda. The briefing will be held on Thursday, March 7, at 3:00 p.m. in Emerson Suites.

The agenda is a bold, comprehensive set of proposals to improve reproductive, economic, and social justice for all New York women. The presentation will focus on advancing equality and promoting opportunity for women and girls in the areas of health, safety, and the workplace. A question-and-answer session will follow.

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Some of today’s top creative and business professionals working in music and sound for the film and television industries will gather at Ithaca College on April 6, for a full-day interdisciplinary symposium designed for students, aspiring professionals, and faculty.

The keynote address of the Music and Sound for Picture Conference will be given by Oscar-winning producer Cathy Schulman. An outspoken advocate in the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements and president emerita of Women in Film, Schulman will focus on how producers and studios are combatting gender discrimination by building pathways, pipelines, and economic opportunities for females across the industry. Schulman was the producer of “Crash,” which won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 2006 and also was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song and for the BAFTA Award for Best Sound.

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Plum Benefits offers the Ithaca College Community access to exclusive savings on movie tickets, theme parks, hotels, rental cars, sporting events, tours, Broadway and Vegas shows, and much more! Be sure to visit www.plumbenefits.com often, as new products and discounts are constantly being added.

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 The following scholarships are available for the 2019-20 academic year.

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Please join us for a talk titled "Other Ways of Reading in the Middle Ages" delivered by one of IC's newest faculty members. Dr. Becker's scholarship presents new ways of understanding one of the most important periods of human history. 

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Counseling the Older Adult (GERO 3700) students are presenting a health literacy workshop for older adults  on March 21st at 9:15 AM.  This class project is an excellent opportunity for older adults to learn simple strategies to be active participants in their healthcare. 

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Dear IC community colleagues,

As co- chairs of the search for our next Vice President of Human and Organizational Development, Innovation & Planning, we are pleased to provide an update on the search.

Our search consultants at Witt- Kieffer assisted us in recruiting a robust & diverse slate of candidates.  After a series of semi-finalist interviews, we recently welcomed to campus highly-qualified finalists for a number of confidential meetings with members of the campus community including representatives of the student, faculty, and staff councils, administrators and members of our HR team.

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