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Psychology Professor Judith Pena-Shaff coauthors publication on college teachingContributed by Judith Pena-Shaff on 07/05/20
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Decades-old stereotypes, memes, and tropes in the media both form and reflect our understanding of trans issues have shaped the cultural narrative about transgender people, informing everything from dating and domestic violence, to school policy and national legislation. Read more . . . (26 words)
Read more . . . (40 words) Marella Feltrin-Morris (Modern Languages and Literatures) publishes two translations of Luigi PirandelloContributed by Julia Cozzarelli on 07/03/20
Read more . . . (182 words) Faculty and Staff: Submit your question in advance for the Tuesday, July 14 gatheringContributed by Jaimie Voorhees on 07/03/20 The next virtual All-Faculty-and-Staff Gathering is from 12:10 – 1:05 p.m., Tuesday, July 14. Faculty and staff are invited to submit their questions in advance via this form until 3:00 p.m. on Friday, July 10. Read more . . . (90 words) Calling all RETURNING Jewish students- Opinions Wanted!Contributed by Jordan Stecker on 07/02/20
Now is the time to share your truth and story. Read more . . . (114 words) Each year, Ithaca College is proud to honor our faculty and staff who are celebrating an anniversary milestone or retirement. This is a particularly poignant time as we are unable to celebrate in person, however, we still want to recognize the many contributions and achievements of our committed faculty and staff who reflect the heart and soul of our beloved college. Special thanks goes to those who are retiring, which is a larger number than usual this year given these unprecedented circumstances. We are saying farewell to so many who have dedicated decades of service to this institution. The legacy you are leaving both in and outside the classroom will continue to live on. We will miss you and we hope to welcome you back to college events once the campus reopens. Read more . . . (337 words) Details about our Class of 2020 virtual Commencement celebrationContributed by News on 07/02/20 The Ithaca College Commencement Committee, Class of 2020 officers, and members of the college’s leadership have been collaborating closely over the past several weeks to create a celebratory virtual program for our Class of 2020 graduates and their loved ones this summer. Read more . . . (679 words) Professionals for Trans Lives: Supporting Your Trans Clients, July 7 at 12 noonContributed by Luca Maurer on 07/02/20 Transgender people experience systemic barriers in every facet of life just because of who they are. Equitable education, employment, housing, healthcare, mental health support, substance treatment and more are all harder to come by for trans folks -- especially low-income trans people of color -- due to systemic transphobia, sexism, racism, ableism, and heterosexism. Read more . . . (118 words) Three Hundred Years of Service to the School of MusicContributed by Karl Paulnack on 07/02/20 The School of Music honors the following retiring faculty who, together, have contributed three hundred years of service to the institution. Best wishes and sincere thanks to these retiring faculty: Read more . . . (908 words) The College is closed on Friday, July 3 for the Independence Day Holiday. As a reminder the Holiday Calendar can be found clicking here. We wish everyone a happy and healthy holiday! Continuing Student Fall 2020 Course Registration and Waitlist UpdatesContributed by Vikki Levine on 07/02/20 On Friday, July 10 at 5:00pm registration for fall courses will pause for all returning students, including waitlist processing. During this time, adjustments will be made to the course schedule based on the dates outlined in the updated academic calendar. Read more . . . (42 words) What Critical Race Theory Teaches Us About Racism, Resistance, and PolicingContributed by Phil Blackman on 07/01/20
Read more . . . (269 words) Ithaca College journalism professor James Rada's research on race and sports cited in The New York TimesContributed by James Rada on 07/01/20 A New York Times article looking at the coverage of racial bias in the coverage of soccer referenced Rada's work looking at racial bias in television's coverage of collegiate football and basketball. Read more . . . (170 words) Career Services announces recipient of Class of 2008 Summer Scholarship for Experiential LearningContributed by Suzanne Brache on 07/01/20 Congratulations to William Mucci-Riley, who was selected for the Class of 2008 Summer Scholarship for Experiential Learning! Read more . . . (50 words) The Center for Faculty Excellence is pleased to host Ithaca College Community Artists each Friday at 5pm. In a mere 15-20minutes, learn what our community brings to the Arts, and the invariable ways Art invigorates our lives! Read more . . . (182 words) IC Soul* is a weekly 30-minute interactive shared reflection space for any student, staff, or faculty regardless of religious, spiritual or non-religious worldview. Hosted by the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life. Read more . . . (121 words) IC Soul* is a weekly 30-minute interactive shared reflection space for any student, staff, or faculty regardless of religious, spiritual or non-religious worldview. Hosted by the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life. Read more . . . (121 words) Starting Wednesday, 7/1 at 10:00 PM there will be a 3-hour outage of the campus voice mail system due to maintenance. Read more . . . (71 words) Dear IC Community, After several focused weeks of diligent, thorough effort and collaboration, we are pleased to share the academic calendar for 2020-21. Read more . . . (1140 words) |
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"The APA guide to college teaching: Essential tools and techniques based on psychological science" is the result of the work by the American Psychological Association (APA) Committee on Associate and Baccalauteate Education (CABE) Task Force. 
Racism, transphobia, misogyny and homophobia appear hand-in-hand in real life as much as they do on screen. Join the LGBT Center for an online watch party and discussion of Disclosure, an eye-opening look at transgender depictions in film and television.
No matter where you are in life - just getting started or planning for retirement - a session with Joseph Silino can help you create a plan for your goals. And, it’s at no additional cost as a part of your retirement plan. You’ll get answers to these questions and more:
Marella Feltrin-Morris (Modern Languages and Literatures) has published the first English translation of “Mondo di carta” ("Paper World," 1909) and "La fede" ("Faith," 1922), two short stories by the Italian writer Luigi Pirandello (1867-1936) and winner of the 1934 Nobel Prize for Literature, in volume 32 of the Journal of the Pirandello Society of America, pp. 161-168 and 169-176.
Have you ever gone to a Jewish event on campus? How you ever eaten at the Kosher Kitchen? Do you feel that our campus has enough resources for Jewish students or do we need more? 
UCLA Law's Critical Race Theory program is hosting a webinar on July 7th that may be of interest to many members of our community. Information about the webinar and a link to register can be found by clicking through to the story.