Ithaca College

Learn the secrets you need to be a powerful, confident communicator when it matters MOST to you and your career.

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We are excited to announce that the sport management major is joining the School of Business and the sport media major is joining the Roy H. Park School of Communications.  

These moves will enable students and faculty to take advantage of the best-in-class resources in these schools; leverage the wealth of internship and alumni networking opportunities each school maintains; and further grow these high-demand, premier programs. 

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Contributed by Karen Emnett, Assistant to the Provost/Manager of Operations: 

The Provost's Office invites current Ithaca College employees who meet the required qualifications to apply for the position of Faculty Information Specialist.

This position will provide administrative and operational support within the Office of the Provost and Vice President for Educational Affairs.  Oversee the monitoring, collecting and verifying faculty data and information.  Coordinate the Faculty Tenure and Promotion process, the Faculty Appeals process, and the Grievance process.  Coordinate submission of faculty reviews, sabbatical reports and transcript of highest degree completed. In addition, oversee non-board related Convocation day events as well as assist with the academic portion of Commencement.

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Summer Student Permits, Leaving Your Car on Campus While You Are Away, Overnight and Weekend Guests, and 2016-2017 Student Permits

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Just a reminder, Blue Permit holders can park in Red Lots for the summer. If you have any questions call the Parking Services Office at 274-3756.

 These Limited Time Offers are available at the Food Court until June 17th:

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The Finger Lakes Project: A 2-day interactive training workshop at Wells College in Aurora, July 14-15, 2016

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Does your student organization do something well that you want to share with other student organizations? Do you think you have mastered a specific skill to being a successful student organization officer? Then share your secrets with your peers at the Student Organization Conference. OSEMA is looking for presenters for the 2nd Annual Student Organization Conference. To submit a proposal click here. Proposals must be submitted by July 10 for consideration.

 The Student Organization Conference is from 10am-4pm on September 17 in Emerson Suites.

As previously announced, Orbitz for Business will be migrating to Egencia on June 20, 2016.  Online training opportunities are currently being offered through Egencia.

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Jenna Harner, Mike Kaminskas, Jonah Restuccio, and Amy Stiefel received first prize in the "Unscripted Series" category at the College Television Awards ceremony for HOLD THAT THOUGHT, a sports debates show that breaks down the biggest sports stories at the local, collegiate, and professional level.  

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The Staff of the Office of Career Services will be attending a full-day summer planning meeting, on Thursday, June 9. Drop-ins will not be available on this day. The office will be open to take appointments in-person as well as by phone.

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OpenCon is a platform for the next generation to learn about Open Access, Open Education, and Open Data, develop critical skills, and catalyze action toward a more open system of research and education. 

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A workgroup recently revised the procedures for creating course packs and course readers to comply with copyright requirements. These new procedures have been communicated to the schools and should make the process and timeline easier for faculty on campus.

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The Online Performance Review process for FY 2015-16 is currently available.  The performance review process can be accessed through IC Employee Self-Service in Parnassus.  All performance reviews must be completed and acknowledged by Thursday, June 30, 2016.

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Just a reminder, Blue Permit holders can park in Red Lots for the summer. If you have any questions call the Parking Services Office at 274-3756.

 Summer is finally here! We hope that you're all enjoying the warm weather and sunshine! 

First, we have some exciting news: Terrace Dining Hall is currently under renovation! We hope that you'll stop in for a lunch or dinner once it's completed in August. Until then, our Administrative Offices have moved to the 3rd floor of Friends Hall. 

Sandella's Café and the Food Court are now open for your dining needs. Here are our Summertime Hours of Operation. Keep your eyes peeled for BOGO opportunities and special limited time offers! 

 Speaking of deals...

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 Ithaca College seeks a faculty member (NTEN, Tenure Eligible or Tenured) with experience in working with students in mentored inquiry (including either traditional undergraduate research or mentored professional or creative activity) to be a campus leader in supporting mentored inquiry (also called undergraduate research in some disciplines).

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Ithaca College seeks to hire an Associate Provost for Experiential and Integrative Learning (APEIL) for a pilot 3-year appointment to lead the College’s efforts to develop, implement and enhance high quality opportunities for and the number of students participating in: community-based learning/civic engagement; mentored inquiry; credit-bearing internships; study abroad and/or study away (domestic immersive experiences); and experiential learning.

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Microfinance been hailed as an effective way to fight poverty, but as more banks enter the industry looking to make a profit, are microloans simply trapping more people in debt? Duncan Duke, assistant professor of management in Ithaca College’s School of Business, is conducting research in northern Mexico in hopes of shedding light on the answer.

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 This session will present strategies and skills for the performance review process.  Participants will be exploring the nature of conflict present in most evaluation processes and how that potentially negative dynamic can be transformed by skills and strategies that create and hold space for the conversation.

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