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Stop by for a delicious array in international fare in Campus Center Dining Hall before the One World Concert! We hope to see you there! 

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How to find SPR 2017 Swing, Ballroom, Salsa II, Salsa I Classes to Pre-Register in Schedulizer & Homerconnect - It's not obvious!

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Help IC Project Sunshine and IC Project Generations create cards for young children and older adults!

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 You are invited to a midday treat of wit and wonderment as Theatre Arts performance majors in the Styles of Acting course present scenes from George Bernard Shaw, Noel Coward and Oscar Wilde.

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Ithaca College Books Thru Bars (ICBTB) is a student run organization that mails books to prisoners who write us letters requesting certain genres, authors, or book titles. We recently acquired a lot of book donations and need help logging these books into our online database and sorting the books by genre. 

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Every year, Ithaca College's International Club presents the One World Concert, celebrating the different cultures represented at Ithaca College and Cornell through various musical and dancing acts. 

This year, as part of Family Weekend, we have a spectacular line-up of performances with some of our favorite acts returning, in addition to some new ones.

Doors open at 6:30 PM and the concert will start at 7 PM this Friday.

Come bring your friends and family to this truly amazing event!!!

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On November 12, Ithaca College will take on SUNY Cortland in the annual Cortaca Game. This year the game will be at SUNY Cortland.

 The Student Activities Board (SAB) and Students Today Alumni Tomorrow (STAT) will be hosting a viewing party in the Campus Center Dining Hall starting at 11:30.

 There will be tons of prizes and food like Root beer Floats, Breakfast sandwiches, banana splits. Fried Pickle Chips & Jalapeno Peppers.

Come cheer on Ithaca College, eat exciting foods and win amazing prizes with friends.

Don’t forget to wear your Cortaca T-shirt that you can get during Spirit Week. If you wear this shirt you will receive an extra ticket. No worries if you do not get a shirt please still come on by.

See you there!

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Associate Professor, Paul R. Geisler, EdD, ATC and Associate Clinical Professor, Todd Lazenby, MS, ATC from the Department of Exercise & Sport Science recently had a paper accepted for publication in the International Journal of Athletic Training & Therapy

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Steve Ellis will teach a series of workshops on creating comics from 7-9pm on Mondays (November 14-December 12) in the Ithaca Falls room in the Campus Center.

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Acclaimed Comic Book Artist/Author Steve Ellis will give a lecture in Williams 225 at 7pm on Monday, November 7.

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Custom silver and white name badges are now produced in the Center for Print Production with dye sublimation equipment.  This allowed us to reduce the price from the out sourced cost of $15.00 - $17.00 per badge to $3.50.

Custom Silver Name badges must now be ordered through WebCRD.
Log in to your WebCRD account and choose the IC Office Catalog.
Select Center for Print Production Items.
Select IC Inventory Items.
Select Custom Silver Name Badge.
Select Order Item.

Please note that the 37-character limitation remains and that you may need to abbreviate your title and/or your department name.

The name badge link through the Center for Print Production web page will only allow for ordering Custom white badges for the HSHP Departments.

We are discontinuing the slotted name badges after the current supply is exhausted. 

As another year winds down, it’s time to start preparing for our 2017 annual re-enrollment period. This year re-enrollment will take place from Monday, November 7 through Friday, November 18, 2016 at 12pm.  As a result of changes and enhancements to our benefit offerings, re-enrollment is mandatory for every benefits eligible faculty and staff member. This is a great time to look at the following to ensure you elect the benefits that you need for you and your family. 

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Submitted on behalf of Cindy Reckdenwald, Director of Compensation & Workforce Analysis

As communicated earlier this year, the U.S. Department of Labor announced changes to the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) that will impact the rule on overtime pay. In light of the new regulations, the Office of Human Resources in collaboration with department supervisors and College leadership, has re-evaluated the exempt/non-exempt classification of affected staff positions. 

The New Overtime Rule

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Professor Levy's paper "What I See, Who I Am: Saudi Women Enrolled in University
Photo Course Teach Disabled Children to Communicate with Cameras", has been accepted into the Arts in Society Research Network conference and journal to be held in June, 2017.

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Ithaca College faculty and staff, do you want to contribute to research exploring the reasons women in Ithaca choose to breastfeed or choose an alternate feeding method?

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 Carlos Figueroa, and Matthew Gritter, co-author "Borderlands" in People of Color in the United States: Contemporary Issues in Education, Work, Communities, Health, and Immigration, Volume 4, (ABC-CLIO Greenwood, 2016), pp. 41 - 48.

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The Cancer Experience- Elective being offered to all majors by Occupational Therapy department

This is a three-credit elective open to students in all majors in the spring semester.

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 How to be prepared:

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Two faculty (Profs. Robyn Wishna and Patricia Rodriguez) and four students (Anna Gardner, Juliana Ardila, Theophilus Alexander and Elena Piech) attended the School of the Americas Watch Convergence on the Border in Nogales, Arizona/Sonora from Oct. 7-10. The SOAW convergence centered attention on understanding the roots of migration, the human rights problems, and the work (especially) of women activists who work on different aspects of the migratory process.

Please join us in Park Hall 223 on Monday, Nov. 7 from 5:30-7 p.m. for a light food reception to meet faculty and students in the Latin American Studies minor. This will be followed by a presentation of the faculty and student projects and impressions, as well as a Q&A.

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Inviting students, staff and faculty to a short interactive discussion that seeks meaningful answers to some of the more complex foreign policy issues of the day.  

How will the US navigate the global landscape a year from now?  What will be the shape of US relations with Russia, North Korea and Iran? How should the US address global terrorism? Should the US withdraw from some of its current trade agreements? Does China pose a threat to US economic growth? Is Europe a burden on the US? Should the US intervene in global humanitarian crises or focus on its own domestic needs? What immigration policy best serves the nation? 

Join participants from the Business School, History, Politics and other departments. Hosted by the Politics Department.

Date: THURSDAY NOVEMBER 3, 2016. Time 12 NOON. VENUE: TEXTOR 103. 

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