Ithaca College

The Office of Human Resources is excited to bring our services to a location near you with our Mobile HR Program. Each month, we will host “open office hours” across campus to better serve our employees. We invite all faculty, staff, and students to visit us with any questions you may have regarding your employment, development, benefits, and more. We look forward to providing you with resources that will support your career experience.

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 On Sunday the 9th of December, the Writing Center will be holding drop-in hours in Smiddy 109 between 7:00-10:00 PM. Tutors will be on standby and snacks will be provided; no appointment necessary!

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Come join your colleagues to celebrate the near-end of the semester and year! Share delicious snacks and engaging conversations with women from across campus. This event is a great low-key way to expand your network and have some fun! Feel free to come and go as your schedule permits.

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The 10th floor of the West Tower residence hall was closed late Friday afternoon as the result of water damage caused by an activated fire sprinkler. There was no fire and no injuries. It appears that the sprinkler was activated accidentally when residents of a room got clothing tangled in the sprinkler head and it broke off.

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SEATS AVAILABLE. CRN 42945 -  Meets TuTh 1:10-2:25 Park 228. 

Prof. Ari Kissiloff
* Freshman and students who have not yet taken STCM-11100 may override to get in.

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 The IC Mock Trial team is hosting the  5th Annual Bomber Blitz Tournament this weekend on December 1st and 2nd, here at Ithaca College. The tournament will feature local attorneys and Ithaca College professors serving as Tournament Judges. The IC Mock Trial teams will be competing against 8 other institutions and the first trial will begin around 9:30-10am on Saturday morning. IC students, Abby Bracco and Markiesha Morgan are the tournament directors and will be helping out in the tab room with the judge's ballots. The Tournament's closing ceremony on Sunday will feature an Awards ceremony for outstanding performances.  The Politics Department is excited to serve as the host department for this tournament and the College's Legal Studies Program. 

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The IC Mock Trial team is hosting the  5th Annual Bomber Blitz Tournament this weekend on December 1st and 2nd, here at Ithaca College. The tournament will feature local attorneys and Ithaca College professors serving as Tournament Judges. The IC Mock Trial teams will be competing against 8 other institutions and the first trial will begin around 9:30-10am on Saturday morning. IC students, Abby Bracco and Markiesha Morgan are the tournament directors and will be helping out in the tab room with the judge's ballots. The Tournament's closing ceremony on Sunday will feature an Awards ceremony for outstanding performances.  The Politics Department is excited to serve as the host department for this tournament and the College's Legal Studies Program. 

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The Ithaca College Mock Trial Team led by students in the Legal Studies Program (newly part of the Politics Department) traveled to the University of Rochester on October 26th- 28th, to participate in their 9th Annual Yellowjacket Invitational tournament. Both IC teams participated in 4 trials, and competed against a variety of teams, including Colgate University. 

Dozier Gardner won a Best Attorney Award while Kate Wolfel won a Best Witness Award. The IC team will be hosting the BOMBERS BLITZ Tournament this weekend, Saturday December 1 to Sunday December 2, 2018. 

E-sports is here and getting bigger. Fantasy sports has arrived and is mainstream. What else is on the horizon?

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In her latest post, President Shirley M. Collado celebrates the accomplishments of Ithaca College’s student-athletes both on and off the field, and reflects on the ways that athletic competition inspires community, engenders camaraderie, and helps us understand more about our world. 

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Ithaca College is committed to providing critical education and training to our faculty, staff and student employees.  As part of IC’s annual comprehensive training program, which ensures compliance with the recent New York State legal mandates, Ithaca College requires all employees to complete the EVERFI Harassment and Discrimination Prevention training course.  This online training will provide faculty, staff and student employees with useful resources that will help foster a safe, inclusive, and respectful campus environment by introducing and explaining various concepts surrounding harassment and discrimination.

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Patricia Zimmermann, Professor of Screen Studies and Codirector of the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival, presented an invited lecture at the University of Pennsylvania's Center for Experimental Ethnography on November 15.

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Dr. Luvelle Brown, Superintendent of the Ithaca City School District, will present on the topic of "K-12 Students of Today, Implications for Us Tomorrow."  

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WHERE THE GUNS GO: U.S. Policy and Human Rights in Mexico.

Film and Discussion on Human Rights Day

DEC 10th, 2018 6:00-7:30 pm TEXTOR 101

Open to the Public; everyone welcome.

An in-depth documentary on U.S. arms transfers to Mexico in a context of deepened corruption and human rights violations. The so-called Drug War serves make legal the killing and repression of people: the United States provides the weapons, while Mexico provides the people killed and disappeared, including in Ayotzinapa. This documentary brings together the testimonies of human rights activists, journalists, and people in Mexico directly affected by the violence carried by both government forces and organized crime in Mexico, with U.S. support.

Discussion to follow the 26 min. film; Daniela Rivero (IC ’21) and Prof. Ute Ritz-Deutch (SUNY-Cortland; TC3; Amnesty International- Local Group 73) will lead discussion about Human Rights and arms transfers to Mexico.

Sponsored by Politics Dept. and Latin American Studies at Ithaca College; and by the T.C. Immigrant Rights Coalition.

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Have you ever dreamed of going to a country in Africa to learn about a new culture, way of life and healthcare system?

Then this short- term study abroad trip is for you! (Open to all majors)

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Join our last event of the semester, where we will be giving back to the Ithaca community on Saturday, December 8th. Hot lunch and a service reflection will follow service activities in Ithaca Falls Room at 1:30pm.

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We have rescheduled our snowed out November meeting.

Healthcare and Culture:  An International Field Experience in Morocco

Tentative Travel Dates June 9-June 20, 2019

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Bringing in the Bystander® (BITB) is a bystander intervention workshop facilitated by trained students. Join our team!

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Spring break is an amazing opportunity to get out and give back! That’s why the Office of Student Engagement offers students the chance to travel and serve across different states during IC”s Spring break (March 9-16). There are five opportunities that you can be a part of this year to make an impact from park improvements to food security. 

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Ithaca College Circle K and Books Thru Bars are hosting a gift sale with local business One World Market! One World Market is a store located downtown in The Commons. They are a non-profit organization that pride themselves on their commitment to fair trade goods and living wages for both their artists and employees. At the sale you can expect to see items made from all across the globe. Jewelry, backpacks, chocolate bars, notebooks, and clothing items including hats, scarves, gloves and more will be available for purchase. The sale will take place on Monday December 3rd, Wednesday December 5th, and Monday December 10th in the North Foyer of Campus Center. We will be there from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. each day. Stop by and get some holiday shopping done! 

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