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Interested In A Career In Sustainability? Don't Miss This!Contributed by John Fracchia on 02/25/19
Read more . . . (162 words) A message from President Collado for first-year and senior students about the NSSEContributed by Wendy Hankle on 02/25/19 Dear first-year and senior students, I want to encourage you to participate in the National Survey of Student Engagement, a very important tool that the college uses to help improve the Ithaca College student experience. Read more . . . (156 words) I love IC Week starts on TODAY! Join the Ithaca College community on Monday, February 25th to Friday, March 1st for a week filled with fun, philanthropic activities! What makes you love IC? Discover some of the ways Ithaca College “shows the love” amongst students, faculty, staff, and alumni! Bring IC love to the events that follow: Read more . . . (338 words) Celebrate IC in “I Love IC Week!” Don’t miss out this week on the fun events hosted by Students Today Alumni Tomorrow! Join us on Monday, February 25th in Emerson Suites from 7:30 to 9:00pm for Kick Back to Give Back and Tuesday, February 26th In Clark and Klingenstein at 7:00pm for a Panel and Networking Event! Read more . . . (162 words) Seeking Judges, Reviewers, Moderators, and Volunteers for the 22nd Annual Whalen SymposiumContributed by Omar Stoute on 02/25/19
Read more . . . (139 words) Submit Your Presentation for the Whalen Academic Symposium by March 4th!Contributed by Omar Stoute on 02/25/19
Interested in Participating? Submit the Online Submission Form Why Participate?
Submissions will be accepted for presentations, posters, and creative works. Please note that creative works include: Read more . . . (33 words) Student Leadership Institute Block 4 - Proposals are now open!Contributed by Courtney Owens on 02/25/19
Read more . . . (96 words) Professor Emerita Zillah Eisenstein speaking at the Community Foundation Women's Fund gathering this Tuesday, 2/26.Contributed by Rachel Gould on 02/24/19 Posted on behalf of Assistant Provost Tanya Saunders Zillah Eisenstein, Professor Emerita, Department of Politics, will be speaking this Tuesday, February 26, 5:30-7:00 pm at Cinemapolis as part of the Community Foundation Women's Fund gathering "Personal and Political Feminisms: Finding Understandings Amid the Chaos". Read more . . . (228 words) Reason #3 ... Coarsen your grit. Buckle down. Get out of your comfort zone. Get cracking. Get down to business. Apply yourself. Read more . . . (137 words) IC HEARD to screen "Kids for Cash" documentary this Wednesday at 7pm!Contributed by Don Austin on 02/24/19
Read more . . . (33 words) Student Health 101 says, "Use your learning style to your advantage!"Contributed by Kristen Lind on 02/24/19
Read more . . . (130 words) National Eating Disorders Awareness Week: “Come As You Are” Part 1 of 3Contributed by Nancy Reynolds on 02/24/19
February 25-March 3 is National Eating Disorders Awareness Week (NEDAW), and the goal this year is to move toward inclusivity in the eating disorders community. Eating disorders affect more groups than traditionally recognized, and all individuals should have the opportunity to share their stories, recognize that their stories are valid and welcome, and pursue the treatment they need, whoever they are and wherever they are in their path to recovery.
Read more . . . (443 words) Feb. 28: Biochemistry Alum Returns to Present at the Biology Department's SeminarContributed by Nancy Pierce on 02/24/19 Joshua Messinger (Biochemistry '14), Duke University, Ph.D. Program All are welcome! Read more . . . (26 words) On Wednesday, March 6, all students, faculty and staff are invited to participate in Ash Wednesday! The Catholic Community will distribute ashes at 4 different times during the day. Check out the schedule below: Read more . . . (72 words) Dr. Dyani Johns Taff, Lecturer in the Department of English, has published an essay in a new collection devoted to the study of women's travel in early modern literature and culture. Her essay is entitled "Precarious Travail, Gender, and Narration in Shakespeare's Pericles, Prince of Tyre, and Margaret Cavendish's The Blazing World." The collection, co-edited by Patricia Akhimie and Bernadette Andrea, is entitled Travel and Travail: Early Modern Women, English Drama, and the Wider World. Read more . . . (107 words) Happening Today! Round Table Discussions for Supervisors of Student EmployeesContributed by Robyn Leary on 02/24/19 SUPERvision: Navigating Tough Conversations Supervisors of student employees are invited to come together on Monday, February 25th from 12pm - 1pm in Klingenstein Lounge for Student Employment Enhancement’s first SUPERvision series: Navigating Tough Conversations. Read more . . . (121 words) Happening Today! Round Table Discussions for Supervisors of Student EmployeesContributed by Robyn Leary on 02/24/19 Supervisors of student employees are invited to come together on Monday, February 25th from 12pm - 1pm in Klingenstein Lounge for Student Employment Enhancement’s first SUPERvision series: Navigating Tough Conversations. Read more . . . (121 words) Scott Manning Stevens on Indigeneity and Early Modern Theater--Tues. 2/26Contributed by Dan Breen on 02/24/19
Read more . . . (168 words) Happening Today! Round Table Discussions for Supervisors of Student EmployeesContributed by Robyn Leary on 02/24/19 SUPERvision: Navigating Tough Conversations Supervisors of student employees are invited to come together on Monday, February 25th from 12pm - 1pm in Klingenstein Lounge for Student Employment Enhancement’s first SUPERvision series: Navigating Tough Conversations. Read more . . . (121 words) What Stories can you tell with 360 perspectives? February 27 @ 3:00pmContributed by Jenna Linskens on 02/24/19
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Want to learn about recent developments in the field and possible career paths? Tune in for the EcoCareers Conference. This two-day webinar event (February 27 & 28), co-sponsored by Ithaca College, is packed with topical sessions led by leaders in the field.
Last year's Symposium was a great success because of all the support we received. If you are able to join us this year for the 22nd Annual Whalen Symposium, on April 2, 2019, as a Moderator, Time Keeper, Finalist Judge, Volunteer and/or Abstract Reviewer we'd be glad to have you.
The online submission process to submit student presentations for the 
Want to present an SLI session during Block 4? 
Join us for a night of film, discussion, and food. Kids for Cash: the documentary explores the scandal that rocked Lucerne County, PA. No less than a two hour drive from Ithaca, NY, the documentary explores the case of two judge who where recieving compensation for sending minors to jail to increase occupancy at for-profit dentention centers. Over a thousand children were convicted of simple crimes. We will see the effect of incarceration on juveniles as well as the for-profit prison industry that dictates our criminal justice system. There will be a brief discussion after the documentary and light refreshments provided. 
Submitted on behalf of IC Nutritionist Cathy J. Saloff-Coste, MS, RDN, CDN, CEDRD
Professor Scott Manning Stevens of Syracuse University will visit Ithaca College this coming Tuesday, February 26, in order to deliver a public lecture at the Handwerker Gallery at 6pm. The title of the lecture is "Unexpected Encounters: Shakespeare, Indigeneity, and Early Modern Theater."
Back by popular demand, the IC Immersive team in Ithaca College’s IT department is offering a free workshop to campus community members talking about the tools that can assist with the creation of immersive experiences.