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On April 8, 2017, Conger provided comments on papers making up a panel entitled “Understandings of Aging men in the Revolutionary Atlantic World” at the Organization of American Historians annual conference, New Orleans, Louisiana.

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Protestant Holy Week Services

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Good Friday and Easter Sunday Service

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Shortly after graduation, your student access to Microsoft Office 365 applications, including OneDrive, will change.

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Do you need to take the GMAT to be considered for graduate school? If so, take a free full-length practice GMAT to see your scores.

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 The club Ithaca College Unites For HER participates in fundraising efforts to provide a grant to any student, faculty, staff or immediate family member of theirs affected by breast cancer. This grant is to help pay for integrative, complementary therapies to help those who are going through or have gone through breast cancer treatment. These therapies include acupuncture, yoga classes, massage therapy, and nutrition counseling among others. To learn more about this club, the grant, and to apply either for yourself or on behalf of an immediate family member, please visit our website http://icunitesforher5.wixsite.com/icufh To learn more about the organization in general please visit https://uniteforher.org  

April is National Financial Literacy Month - check out our website by clicking here!

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Do you want to bring more attention to the student organizations you’re involved with here on campus?! IC Kicks Back is the perfect place for you!

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This gallery talk will be about how Amyas Naegele, who provided many of the objects for the current exhibition, Made to Move: African Nomadic Design, undertook the task of collecting a Rendille tent in Kenya in 2012 for presentation in a controlled museum environment. He will discuss the ways in which this journey sheds light on traditional and contemporary Africa as it relates to collecting and display, as well as the challenges of displaying architecture. Issues of temporality and the relationship of sedentary and nomadic communities will be a key part of the discussion, which will be moderated by Assistant Professor Risham Majeed, who curated the exhibition with her students. 

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Focus Asia Month is an annual celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander cultures and histories. Through programs and events that are both fun and educational, important achievements and issues that surround the AAPI community are highlighted. The power and diversity that exists between the rich AAPI cultures are showcased throughout the month-long celebration at IC.

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Apply to participate in OSEMA's Summer Service trip to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, taking place in May 13 to May 20, 2017!  Summer Service trips are week-long opportunities for students to start out their summers with some community service.  We are still seeking a student to help serve as a driver for our trip to Milwaukee where we will focus on food justice and poverty alleviation with the nationally renowned urban farm, Growing Power, Inc. Participants will have time to see and explore the greater Milwaukee area as well!Drivers receive a 50% reduction in their trip fee!

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 Cultural dance workshop in the Fitness Center with IC CSSA!

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 Buzzsaw Magazine is working with IC alum and professional journalist Cole Louison to host a workshop this Saturday April 15th, 2017 on structuring excellent pieces of narrative journalism.

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Dr. Tropiano, associate professor of screen studies and director of the Ithaca College Los Angeles Program, served on the 15-person jury that chose the winners from over 100 entries. 

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Patricia Zimmermann, professor of Screen Studies and codirector of the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival, presented a paper on international new media projects that interrogate and engaged environmental issues  at the Society for Cinema and Media Studies Conference in Chicago on March 23, 2017.

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Ithaca College Italian Club is a student organization that aims to spread Italian culture and pride across the Ithaca College campus. The student organization plans many Italian-themed events to encourage students of Italian and non-Italian descent to unite and celebrate Italian culture. In the past year, they have held a cannoli fundraiser and a charity event to raise money for earthquake relief in Italy. This past week, they held a very successful “Annual Pizza-Off” where approximately 100 students were able to sample local Ithaca pizza.

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Contributed on behalf of Vanessa Brown, Business Intelligence Application Architect

The DIIS Business Intelligence team (BI), along with the main report writers across campus, are pleased to announce the release of a new Reporting Center accessed through the new apps.ithaca.edu site.
Original Intercom announcement can be seen here: https://www.ithaca.edu/intercom/article.php/20170307151841102#.WL8b-vLVTFl

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We are a nonprofit on-campus organization that supports media literacy integration for K- College classrooms by providing media literacy curricula as well as online and traditional workshops for educators.  Join our team this Fall to help disseminate information regarding critical thinking and media literacy skills for our diverse international audience.

We accept internships between 1 and 3 credits, and hours are flexible!

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Congratulations to the following students who travelled April 5-8th to Memphis, TN to present at the National Conference for Undergraduate Research (NCUR) 2017! 

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Ten IC students presented their research at the national American Chemical Society conference held in San Francisco. Matt Bixby (`17), Erika Bravo (`17), Noah Budin (`18), Omar Charaawi (`17), Matt Chiriboga (`17), Erin Higgins (`18), Sam Hilston (`18), Benjamin Morse (`17), Melissa Raymond (`18), and Rain Talosig (`19) all presented results from their independent research projects conducted in the chemistry department. Congratulations to this amazing group for creating superb presentations and for being great ambassadors for IC!