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QUASQUI: celebrating 125 years of IC with an art exhibition at The Creative Space GalleryContributed by Bill Hastings on 10/31/17
Read more . . . (134 words) Ithaca Hosting Liberty League Women's Volleyball Championships Friday & SaturdayContributed by Dan DeCaria on 10/31/17
Read more . . . (137 words) ‘Conversation: Started,’ An Academic Symposium, Set for Nov. 3Contributed by Melissa Gattine on 10/31/17
The symposium will be held Friday, November 3, from 1:00-5:15 p.m. in the Athletics and Events Center. Individual sessions are scheduled for 1:00 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 4:00 p.m. Read more . . . (419 words) The Inauguration of President Shirley M. Collado — Saturday, November 3-4Contributed by Molly Israel on 10/31/17 The inauguration of Shirley M. Collado as Ithaca College’s ninth president will take place on Saturday, November 4, within the Weekend on South Hill, a celebration of the college’s 125th anniversary. Read more . . . (372 words)
Read more . . . (130 words) Tim Nord presented a paper at the national conference of the Association for Technology in Music Instruction and the College Music Society in San Antonio, TX. Read more . . . (94 words)
Read more . . . (86 words) The application for the Park Scholar Rising Junior scholarship awards is now online: https://www.ithaca.edu/parkscholars/award/rising/
Applications are due February 2, 2018. Read more . . . (92 words) Muscle's Role in Cancer, Diabetes, Osteoporosis and Dementia: What Can Be Done?Contributed by Teri Reinemann on 10/31/17
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ICIC 12000-01 Insight: Combining Expertise Topic: Fact or Fiction Description: In this age of “alternative facts” and “false news,” this course explores whether or not objectivity is a valid concept. Why is it that the same behaviors, events, theories, scientific findings, works or art, and cultural practices, even within the same culture, can have completely different interpretations? Instructors: Barbara Adams and Paula Turkon MW4-5:15, January 22 – February 21 CRN 42348
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Read more . . . (92 words) Tell us what you think! Take our Dining Satisfation SurveyContributed by Rachel O'Campo on 10/30/17
Surveys are open to Students, Faculty and Staff Kim Dunnick presents Masterclass at Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music Read more . . . (54 words) Christopher House publishes essay focused on the #BLACKLIVESMATTER religious rhetoric of Bishop T.D. JakesContributed by Laurie Arliss on 10/30/17
Read more . . . (17 words) “Iron Jawed Angels” Showing and Discussion at Cinemapolis Wednesday Nov. 1stContributed by Ari Kissiloff on 10/30/17
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Read more . . . (531 words) Sophomore Leadership Retreat Registration NOW OPENContributed by Samantha Stafford on 10/29/17
Read more . . . (73 words) ICCU Exchange Program - Online INFO SESSION - NOV 1st at 2pmContributed by Jennifer Wofford on 10/29/17 Have questions about taking a course at Cornell through the ICCU Exchange Program? Join me online for an interactive presentation and Q&A. Staff, faculty and students welcome. Email oes@ithaca.edu to receive a reminder. Read more . . . (59 words) Weekend IC2 mini-courses on connecting the disciplines.Contributed by Gordon Rowland on 10/29/17
ICIC 10000-01 Integration: Connecting the Disciplines January 26-28 Instructors: Jason Hamilton and Susan Witherup CRN 42346
ICIC 10000-02 Integration: Connecting the Disciplines February 9-11 Instructors: Jake Brenner and Mary Ann Erickson CRN 42347
ICIC 10000-03 Integration: Connecting the Disciplines February 23-25 Instructors: Dave Brown and Michael Smith CRN 43269 Read more . . . (447 words) |
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The Quasquicentennial is a big deal! Ithaca College was founded on a vision of the arts. Music and painting had its genesis in downtown Ithaca and now overlooks the city from atop South Hill. Our art students are always expressing creative vision and excellence.
Kickoff Ithaca's 125th Anniversary Weekend with a bang this Friday night by coming out to Ben Light Gymnasium to support the IC Women's Volleyball team in its Liberty League Semifinal Match against Skidmore! Match starts at 7:30 p.m. 
“Conversation: Started” is an academic symposium offered as part of the celebration of the inauguration of Shirley M. Collado, the ninth president of Ithaca College. Prepare to be inspired and engaged as we discuss and explore the connections between theory, practice, and performance, hearing from innovators and thought leaders within the Ithaca College community and from around the country.
IC After Dark is looking for enthusiastic creative members to join our team for the Spring 2018 semester!
Instructional Development Fund (IDF) grants fall into one of two categories: 
Please join Professors Sarah Grunberg and Derek Adams on Thursday, 11/2 at 4pm in Williams 309 for an information session on two exciting courses they are co-facilitating in the upcoming spring semester. 
Get ready to dodge, duck, dip, dive and dodge this Halloween! Sport Networking Association will be hosting a costume-themed Dodgeball Tournament on Tuesday, October 31 at the IC Fitness Center (Mondo Gym) from 6:30 to 10 p.m.
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Dr. Christopher House, Communication Studies, has authored an article that appears in the most recent volume of the Southern Communication Journal. Titled, Crying for Justice: The #BLACKLIVESMATTER Religious Rhetoric of Bishop T.D. Jakes, the essay examines the underlying theological motivations and rhetorical strategies that inform the #BLACKLIVESMATTER (BLM) rhetorical theology of Bishop T.D. Jakes. Using Jakes’ Huffington Post letter, “A Father’s Cry for Justice,” written in response to the 2014 shooting death of Michael Brown, Jr. as a case study, Dr. House argues that by “pulpitizing” mediated spaces, Jakes is modeling a new form of Black church leadership that is supportive of but not central to the BLM movement. This essay demonstrates how Jakes’ rhetorical theology offers religious rhetorical assets that can be used as interventional strategies and models for other religious leaders who seek to move audiences across competing Black sacred/secular dichotomies in support of black lives.
Join us for the film showing of Iron Jawed Angels and a vigorous discussion afterwards about the film’s messages, accuracy and relevance led by Executive Director Cyndy Scheibe of Project Look Sharp. The event will occur at Cinemapolis on Wednesday November 1st, at 6:30 p.m. and while admission is free, a $5.00 donation will be graciously accepted as well. The History Center of Tompkins County hosts the event, and for more information on them, call (607) 273-8284, visit 
Upcoming in the School of Music
All Sophomores in the Class of 2020 are invited to register for OSEMA's annual