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Read more . . . (460 words) ONLINE Winter Session Educational Psychology Course! SIGN UP NOW!Contributed by Christine Hafer on 11/16/17
Looking to fulfill required credits during the Winter 2018 session (January 8-19) from home? Take Educational Psychology ONLINE through Ithaca College! Ed Psych explores the study of human development from infancy through adolescence, including cognitive and behavioral approaches to learning in the context of school and other instructional situations. Attention is also given to the scientific attitude in relating theory and practice in various educational settings. Educational Psychology is required for the Education Studies Minor, for the Teacher Education Preparation, and also fulfills GE 1: Self & Society, Liberal Arts, and SS. To enroll, search course number EDUC 21010 01: Educational Psychology, 30046 for WINTER 2018 term on Homerconnect. Contact Dr. Christine Havens-Hafer at chavenshafer@ithaca.edu for more information. Read more . . . (1 words) Looking to gain experience in event planning, advertising, photography, or finance? Read more . . . (68 words)
ICIC 12000-03 Insight: Combining Expertise Topic: Running Risks Description: What risks do you take in life? Do you like to play it safe or live out on the edge? What risks should governments and and other institutions protect us from? Risk is a part of life. We'll explore its meanings and consequences. Instructors: Tom Shevory and Stewart Auyash TR 4-5:15, January 23 – February 22 CRN 43271 Read more . . . (245 words) Creativity, Character, and Challenges – IC2 mini-courses for SpringContributed by Gordon Rowland on 11/15/17
Mini-courses on transforming insights into ideas, developing habits for good, and integrating the perspectives of themes. Read more . . . (482 words) Dining Services' Thanksgiving Break Hours of OperationContributed by Rachel O'Campo on 11/15/17
Dining Services has amended Hours of Operation approaching Thanksgiving Break. Please click here for a downloadable document. If you will be on campus when all services are closed on 11/23-11/25, you will be able to use your meal plan to pre-order meals. On Monday, November 20th, request forms will be available at IC Square Food Court. All meals must be picked up no later than 2:00 PM on Wednesday, 11/22. Have a safe and happy break! Thanksgiving Break Resources Available from the LGBT CenterContributed by Luca Maurer on 11/15/17
Read more . . . (58 words) Study Hebrew because it is the living, breathing language of Modern Israel. Hebrew isn't just a language of great significance to Jewish religious thought and practice, it is the language of great writers and reflective of a rich and diverse cultural history. If you have some basic knowledge of Hebrew, then consider signing up for Elementary Hebrew II (41988): HEBR 10200 - 01. For more information on course availability, contact Mirit Hadar (mhadar@ithaca.edu) or Maria DiFrancesco (mdifrancesco@ithaca.edu).
There is no doubt that China plays a massive role in the global economic and political arena, and if you want to engage in discussions related to China, then you should learn Mandarin Chinese. If you already have some background in Chinese, consider taking one of these Spring 2019 courses: Elementary Chinese II - 43096 - CHIN 10200 - 01 For specific days and times, email Hong Li (hli2@ithaca.edu) or Maria DiFrancesco (mdifrancesco@ithaca.edu) Do you already have some basic or even intermediate knowledge of Arabic and want to gain more? Then consider signing up for one of these classes: Elementary Arabic II - 40577 - ARAB 10200 - 01 An estimated 420 million people speak Arabic. Why not join them? For questions on class meeting times, contact Faten Houissa (fhouissa@ithaca.edu) or Maria DiFrancesco (mdifrancesco@ithaca.edu). The Office of the Provost invites you to consider making nominations for honorary degrees. Nominations must be received in writing. Rationale and supporting data are expected at the time of nomination, and should include the following information:
Read more . . . (134 words) Catherine Taylor (Writing) publishes new book: You, Me, and the Violence.Contributed by Catherine Taylor on 11/15/17
If you want to study mythology, but don't know any Latin, take Latin 250 -- no knowledge of Latin is required: all readings are in translation. It is being offered in the Spring on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2:35. Readings will be supplemented with modern movie adaptations. Read more . . . (128 words)
Read more . . . (73 words) Make a plan for your leadership at Sophomore Leadership Retreat!Contributed by Samantha Stafford on 11/14/17
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Read more . . . (152 words) The Fitness Center will be closing at 2:00pm on Friday 11/17, and will be open with very limited hours on Monday 11/20 and Tuesday 11/21. Our official hours of operation during Thanksgiving break will be: Friday 11/17 - 7:00am - 2:00pm Saturday 11/18 - Sunday 11/19 - Closed Monday 11/20 - 11:00am - 2:00pm Tuesday 11/21 - 11:00am - 2:00pm Wednesday 11/22 - Sunday 11/26 - Closed We will reopen with our regular academic year hours on Monday 11/27. Read more . . . (26 words) |
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One hundred and sixty-four students were inducted into the Oracle Honor Society on November 6th, 2017 at a ceremony held in Emerson Suites.
Happy Thanksgiving! 
The staff of the Center for LGBT Education, Outreach and Services knows that being back at home can be wonderful, but sometimes stressful. And some students may believe this particular break is a good time to come out to family and friends. Coming out is a highly individual, personal process. Only you can know when and whether it's the right time for you. The 
Daniel Pascoe, Executive Director of Career Services, presented at and was one of three keynote speakers at 
Catherine Taylor's new book, You, Me, and the Violence was published this fall in the 21st Century Essays Series at Ohio State University Press. The book considers the nature of personal and political autonomy, focusing on the surprising juxtaposition of puppetry and military drones. More information at: 
Interested in mythology? Or need to take a language? Read texts in translation in Classical Mythology (Latin 250), or consider Latin 102 for language credit. 
Vietnamese Student Association (ICVSA) will host our first Coffee Talk and YOU’RE INVITED! 
Do you want to become the officer of a student organization? Make Dean’s List? Get a promotion at work? Attend Sophomore Leadership Retreat to learn how to make a plan for your own success. 
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