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The IC Medieval and Renaissance Colloquium announces a presentation by Dan Brayton, Professor of English at Middlebury College, on Friday, April 28th, at 5:30 p.m. in the Clark Lounge, campus center.  All with an interest in Shakespeare, the English Renaissance, and environmental issues in literature are welcome.

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 An exhibition of art designed, curated and installed by students in the Theories of Art Practice seminar featuring works by juniors and seniors. Experience an uproarious blend of works in a variety of media. Celebrate this ruckus with refreshments and live music. Come join us in the new Creative Space Gallery! 

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April is National Financial Literacy Month - check out our website for financial resources and events by clicking here!

Talk with TIAA to learn about strategies that can help you make the most out of the money you've saved. Use retirement calculators and financial tools to check your progress and stay on track.

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The Anthropology Department has recently created a new course, ANTH 30100 (3 credits) for the fall semester in Cultural Anthropology and Native American Studies!

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 AAA and ICIC invites you to join us for our annual Asia Night this Friday in Emerson Suites at 6PM! 

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Protest and Prison in Selma, March 1965 with Rabbi Saul Berman, Thursday April 27, 7-9 pm Textor 101
A Jewish perspective on civil rights engagement past and present

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 @5pm on Friday, April 28th. Come on down to Textor 101 to watch your fellow peers showcase their many talents!

 If you are in your junior or senior year, now is the time to begin thinking about the possibility of a Fulbright application for the 2018-19 academic year.

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The Office of Human Resources would like to take a moment today to offer a sincere “Thank you” to all Administrative Professionals.  Ithaca College recognizes the dynamic nature of the role Administrative Professionals have and the care and skill they bring to their work every day. 

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John Vongas, Assistant Professor of Management, has an article in the May 2017 issue of Hormones and Behavior.

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Our first DIIS Associate Vice President/Chief Information Officer  candidate will be on campus on Thursday, April 27.  Members of the campus community are invited to attend an open session, which is scheduled at 1:30 pm in Textor 103.  Materials for Thursday's candidate can be found here.

Feedback for all candidates will be collected via an online evaluation form.  Please provide your feedback no later than close of business on Friday, May 5. 

Information about our remaining three candidates will be shared in Intercom a day ahead of each campus visit. 

Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact Jaimie Voorhees at jvoorhees@ithaca.edu or (607) 274-3118. We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible.

Need Education Minor Credits? Interested in learning more about cultural and linguistic diversity in K-12 schools? Join us ONLINE during May Term for EDUC 29003 Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students in K-12 Schools.

This course will satisfy 3 credits of the Education Studies Minor Coursework Requirements and Liberal Arts.

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Alluvian, the environmental journal affiliated with the Environmental Studies and Sciences Department at Ithaca College, just released its latest issue called Cohesion: Bugs, Soil, and Fungus online! To read the latest issue and previous ones, check out their website. Additionally, the Journal is accepting online submissions for its next issue on Climate Change and Society until Sept. 30th, 2017. The Journal accepts art, creative non-fiction, science journalism, nature writing, and poetry. For submission guidelines and to stay updated with the latest content, like Alluvian on Facebook.   

Alluvian prides itself in representing natural and environmental writing from students all over the country, with 50% of its latest issue comprised from non-IC students. If you enjoy writing about the environment, please consider submitting to Alluvian soon! 

  Dr. Thomas Garrison will be joining IC this Fall in the Department of Anthropology as an Assistant Professor.  

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 ANTH 37900-01, formerly an undesignated generic course, now has a title:

ANTH 37900-01 Statement Patterns and Landscapes: Regional Approaches to Archaeology

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The campus community was invited to a pair of presentations on Tuesday, April 25 that highlighted the results of the campus climate survey that was open last fall.

The survey was offered to all current students, faculty, and staff at IC. Its aim: to measure how those groups perceive the academic, social, and professional environments of the college. Tuesday’s session served to showcase areas of strength within the campus climate, as well as areas that can be improved upon.

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Hello colleagues, we (Kathryn Caldwell (PSYC), Mary Ann Erickson (Aging Studies) and Julia Lapp (HPPE)) are working on a project to learn about the use of contemplative and mindfulness-based pedagogical practices by faculty and staff at IC.

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Interested in disability awareness and advocacy? Want to give back on a local and national level? Join IC Autism Speaks U! Students of all majors welcome!

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Staying in Ithaca this summer? Why not try gardening? Claim a plot in the Circles Community Organic Garden for the summer! 

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Looking for something to do this weekend? Check out the Weekend Happenings!