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Ithaca College Social Studies Teacher Education and History alumni are dedicated and successful teachers and administrators.  An online network of 128 Ithaca College alumni members share resources, information, opinions, and community. 

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Need a little more calm, focus and mindfulness in your day? Learning and practicing skills to quiet the busy mind has been shown to bring benefits for mood, health, life satisfaction and productivity. Even just a few minutes a day is helpful.

Whether you're curious about how to meditate, trying to get started with a regular meditation practice or maybe an experienced meditator, everyone is welcome! 

Come join us for open meditation every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from noon to 1:00 in the IC Chapel. Come anytime during the hour and stay as long as you like.

We sit for 50 minutes and provide some guided meditation at the beginning of each session - particularly helpful for those new to meditation. 

For more information, please contact Julia Lapp - jlapp@ithaca.edu, Mary Ann Erickson - merickson@ithaca.edu or Kathryn Caldwell - kcaldwell@ithaca.edu

Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodation should contact Julia Lapp - jlapp@ithaca.edu, 274-3943. We ask that requests for accommodation be made as soon as possible.

The Ithaca College American Marketing Association has partnered with IC Student United Way and 10+ student organizations for a campus wide fundraiser to help the hurricane victims in Puerto Rico and the Southern USA. 

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Each fall during Latino Heritage Month, film lovers of all ages gather in Ithaca for upstate New York's premiere Latin American film festival: Cine con Cultura Latin@ American Film Festival.

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The Academic Advising Center will only be taking drop-in’s from 9-11:15 and 1:30- 4 on Wednesday, October 11.  There will be no drop-in availability from 11:15- 1:30.    

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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This month's BalanceWorks Newsletter focuses on the importance of breast cancer awareness through early detection, knowing the symptoms and risk factors, and maintaining healthy habits.  

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 Ithaca College faculty are invited to join peers in an exciting online discussion series featuring the perspectives of national thought leaders and institutional representatives about expanding the participation of women in undergraduate STEM education at different scales.

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On Monday, October 23, 2017, at 7:30 pm in Clark Lounge, Dr. Roald Hoffmann will speak on his family's story of survival of the Holocaust in Ukraine. His talk is sponsored by the Jewish Studies program at Ithaca College.

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 This week is Marketing Week! ICAMA is hosting events and workshops all week about how to be successful in marketing. 

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Kyle Arnold, is a Journalism major who studied with IES Abroad in Santiago, Chile during the Spring of 2017.  His film Solitude: A Companion Abroad was recently selected as a finalist in the 2017 IES Abroad Study Abroad Film Festival. Please help Kyle's beautiful film win! You can view the three films, and vote to support Kyle on the IES Abroad Facebook Page.

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The First-Year Speaker Series is aimed specifically at first-year students, but open to the campus community, we are pleased to present three speakers over the course of the fall semester aimed at helping students engage with others, challenge assumptions and learn the tools for success in a new community!

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Do you teach first-year students? Encourage them to come out to the first event in this year’s First-Year Speaker Series

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On Monday, October 16th from 4-5PM in Williams 320, Dr. Carolyn Gordon of the Dartmouth Math Department will be giving a general audience talk as part of the Tensor Lecture Series.

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Ithaca College faculty are invited to join peers in an exciting online discussion series featuring the perspectives of national thought leaders and institutional representatives about expanding the participation of women in undergraduate STEM education at different scales.

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The Department of Writing's Handwerker Reading Series is pleased to present a reading and discussion by two visiting authors and editors: poet Elizabeth A. I. Powell and fiction writer Jensen Beach.

The event takes place TUESDAY, October 10, at 6:00 p.m. in the Handwerker Gallery (Gannett Center). The event is free and open to the public.

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*** The event below, originally scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 12, has been postponed.  Stay tuned after fall break! ***

The Center for Academic Advancement and the Department of Environmental Studies and Sciences have partnered together to share with the campus community important information about the effects of global warming.

Meet us in the Campus Center for information and give-a-aways.  Take time to learn how you can stop global warming and create a sustainable future. YES...YOU!

 Take a break from studying from midterms and come hear some awesome student ensembles! 

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 Do you love coloring books, face masks, lo-fi hip hop and good vibes? Join IC AAA Monday night! 

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If you love working with people and have an interest in technology, there's a position here for you! Information Technology (IT) is hiring for the spring 2018! We have over 90 students on our team working in 12 different areas.

Come to an information session to learn more and to apply!

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The deadline for 2018 winter session undergraduate course proposals is October 15th.

If you'd like to teach a winter session undergraduate course, contact your department chair for approval to be included in the department's submissions.

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