Ithaca College

 All are welcome to attend Mass this Sunday at 1 pm and 8 pm in Muller Chapel. Come celebrate the 2nd Sunday of Advent as we continue this season of joyful anticipation. 

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Procedures and schedules are in place for optical scanning of final exams during the week of December 18th-22nd. Due to the very close timing of the end of finals and the start of winter break, please be aware of these special procedures:

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Dr. Rosanna Ferro, the Vice President for Student Affairs and Campus Life, would love to enjoy a couple of meals with a small group of students prior to the end of the semester.  The goal is to help Dr. Ferro learn about the student experience at Ithaca College and student hopes and dreams for the future in an intimate setting. 

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Finals got you down? Come to the Writing Center annex in Smiddy 109 between 7:00 - 10:00 PM Sunday the 10th of December for free snacks and drinks and a space to work on papers and projects in community. Tutors will be on standby to help out, but no appointments are necessary. 
 

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Looking to join the team behind all your favorite campus events? Want to gain professional and collaborative experience while having fun at the same time? Join our e-board!

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 Sell your used books to other students on your own time for your own price!

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 TV-R's Jon Hilton and IC Hillel's Abbe Lyons will be in concert with their band Resonate on Sunday, December 10 at 7pm at the Carriage House Cafe loft, 305 Stewart Ave. Advance tickets $10 at Ithaca Guitar Works or Hickey's Music, $15 at the door. Infusing Middle Eastern and cantorial music into folk, rock, blues and jazz sounds and enlivening both Biblical texts and contemporary lyrics, RESONATE's songs inspire spiritual growth intertwined with social action. 

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Students! Treat yo'self on the last Monday of classes and come eat a burrito with IC Bigs! All are welcome and FREE rides are being given out! 

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Katherine Helly, a senior Athletic Training major in the Department of Exercise & Sport Sciences (Florence, MA) was just notified by the Eastern Athletic Trainers' Association that she is the recipient of the 2018 District II Kent Scriber Scholarship.

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HomerAdmin and HomerConnect will be unavailable for up to 5 hours beginning at 4am on Sunday, December 10th while critical system updates are installed.

Information Technology Service Desk
104 Job Hall
servicedesk@ithaca.edu
607-274-1000

Friday, Dec. 8, starting at 12:00 NOON, members of the class of 2018 will be performing their original, 10-minute cabaret acts in Studio 1 in Dillingham.

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Flora Tierney (Biochemistry, '18), Shannon Allen (Biology, '18), Elizabeth Freilich (Biology, '18) and Madison Chlebowski (Biology, '19) presented their research at the annual Society for Neuroscience conference in Washington DC in November.

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David's presentation was part of the panel "Understanding holistic healing: case studies of medical pluralism throughout Africa."  at the 116th annual meetings of the American Anthropological Association in Washington, D.C. last week.

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Interested in learning more about cultural and linguistic diversity in K-12 schools? Need Education Minor credits? Need ICC credits (Identities and Power & Justice/HM and SO)? Join us online this winter!

**This course will satisfy 3 credits of the Education Studies Minor Restricted Electives Coursework Requirements.

**ICC themes/perspectives designations: Identities and Power & Justice/ Humanities, Liberal Arts, and Social Sciences

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Stephanie Shirilan, of the Department of English at Syracuse University, will deliver a lecture at Ithaca College on Thursday, December 7, at 4:15pm in Business 301.  The title of her talk is "'Fee Grief' or 'General Cause'?  Pneumatic Hermeneutics and the Rise of Tyranny in Macbeth." 

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This online Winter Session course explores how representations of racial and ethnic identities in U.S. film, television, and music influence the construction of political, racial, and gender identities nationally. Investigates how cultural representations of race, ethnicity, and gender are central to the development of U.S. mass culture, nationalism, citizenship, and social movements. Particular attention is given to the role of black, Latino/a, Native and Asian culture and music in developing strategies of resistance to oppression.

Course fulfills ICC Diversity Designation; General Education requirements 1: Self & Society and GE h: Historical Perspective, Humanities, Liberal Arts. 3 credits

We will watch lots of great films and TV series!

 All students, faculty and staff are welcome to attend our Vigil Mass for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception tomorrow December 7 at 5:15 pm in the sanctuary. 

The Catholic Community weekly soup supper dinner after Mass will also be offered. 

All are welcome! 

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McCraney is best known as the playwright of In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue which became the award-winning motion picture, "Moonlight." One of the plays in McCraney's renowned trilogy, the Brother/Sister Plays, In the Red and Brown Water tells the story of Oya as she enters womanhood.

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 IC Book Exchange takes place this Thursday, 12/7!!

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 25%OFF Apparel and Giftware Items

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