Ithaca College

Ithaca Dining would like to thank the IC Community for generously donating at retail locations across campus, helping to support the FoodNet’s Meals on Wheels program serving Tompkins County. IC Dining’s donation drive and pop-up Mac ‘n Cheese Kiosk in IC Square dished out Smokin’ Good Gouda Mac ‘n Cheese samples in return for donations. Our donation drive preceded the 3rd annual Mac ‘n Cheese Bowl held at Ithaca High School on March 12th. Steve Griffin, Executive Director of Foodnet Meals on Wheels had this to say: “Meals on Wheels is often the first service a person is willing to accept in their home, and opens the door to other supports that help keep people independent. We are grateful to Ithaca Dining Services and the IC Campus Community for your care and concern for our most vulnerable elderly, as shown by the Mac 'n Cheese fundraiser held on campus in conjunction with Foodnet Meals on Wheels 3rd annual Mac 'n Cheese Bowl. Your gifts, good will and encouragement strengthen Foodnet's outreach and services."

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While you're relaxing on spring break, take a few minutes to check out the March issue of Student Health 101! You'll enjoy articles, videos, and other content, all focused on how to stay healthy while maintaining a busy academic and social life in college.

March articles include:

• "How To Remember What You Learn"
• "Your Introvert Advantage" and how to use it
• "How to Take Back the Night" in 6 steps! 
• "Fame Vs. Science" which drives your health choices?

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The Student Government Association has two scholarships available. Any rising junior or rising senior can apply. No experience in SGA is required. The deadline is Friday by 5pm.

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Get a closer look at SGA! Here are the minutes from our meeting on Monday, March 21st!

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You’re invited to the SAC Open House on Wednesday March 23rd from 11 am to 2 pm!

Why? To eat some awesome FOOD, learn about all resources available to student organizations, meet students from across campus, and have the chance to win PRIZES!

Who? EVERY student at Ithaca College is eligible to attend!

Where? The Student Activities Center (SAC) on the 3rd floor of campus center

Click here to learn more about the SAC Open House

**SAC Tenant applications will be available at the Open House and on orgsync**

Individuals requiring accommodations should contact Theresa Radley at tradley@ithaca.edu. We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible.

The fourteenth annual Rainbow Reception will be held on Friday, April 15. The Rainbow Reception is a celebration of Ithaca College's graduating lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual, and allied seniors and graduate students. Reservations are required. Please register here.

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"Women in IT” is the subject, not the audience!

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19th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival

2016 FLEFF/CFE FORUM ON LANDSCAPES

Roundtables featuring cross-disciplinary conversations exploring landscapes

Monday, March 28, 2016

Park Auditorium, 3-6:30  p.m. Free and Open to Students, Faculty, and the Public.  Just drop in anytime.

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Ithaca College Complaints Choir
FINAL PERFORMANCE
(taking place during the exhibition opening reception of NO/GOOD PLACE)
Thursday, March 24, 2016
6:00-6:05 pm

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Please join us for the opening reception of NO/GOOD PLACE, curated by Paul Wilson (Department of Art History) and featuring the work of nine Finnish artists making work about utopia.

Opening Reception
Thursday, March 24, 5-7pm
(***SPECIAL PERFORMANCE OF THE IC COMPLAINTS CHOIR AT 6 PM!***)
Handwerker Gallery

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Wednesday, March 23, 6:00 pm: Artist Talk by Otto Karvonen
Handwerker Gallery

Otto Karvonen will speak about his work on view in the current exhibition at the Handwerker Gallery, NO/GOOD PLACE, and answer questions about his practice and ideas.

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The Peggy R. Williams "Difficult Dialogues" series invites all artists to submit their work on the subject of campus rape and sexual assault--the theme of this year’s quadrennial Difficult Dialogues series, created in honor of Ithaca College president emerita Peggy Ryan Williams. We've extended the deadline to Tuesday, March 29, at 11:59 p.m. (Some flyers around campus mistakenly say Sunday, March 29, but Tuesday is correct.)

Read on for details and instructions on how to submit your work.

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Presented by Ryan DeLany, Manager of the Academic Advising Center, with assistance from academic advisers Lisa Fell, Katie Burke, and Amber Cloke.

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Come enjoy an evening of knitting or crocheting with IC Project Sunshine!

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If you've been considering graduate school, you should come to this workshop! We'll cover topics like: do you need to go to grad school, what are the benefits, how to find the right program, the application process, entrance exams, and more!

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Come watch a documentary about the portrayal of Native Americans in media with the Ithaca College Student Anthropological Society Thursday (3/24) at 7pm in Williams 225

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Digital Instruction and Information Services (DIIS) is now hiring for the Fall 2016! To learn more and to apply come to our last information session on Wednesday, 3/23 from 7pm - 8pm in Friends 210.

We are currently hiring for the following positions:

• Endpoint Systems Technician
• fixIT Technician
• Lab Consultant
• Learning Spaces Technology Specialist
• Media Specialist
• Service Desk Consultant
• Technology Learning Center Training Specialist

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 Join the Ithaca College Protestant Community as we celebrate Good Friday and Easter!

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Dr. Patrice Torcivia, Cornell University
Tuesday, April 5, 1:00-2:00 PM
Center for Faculty Excellence, 316 Gannett Center
Open to faculty, staff, and students. 

(Register Here) Registration is encouraged; walk-ins always welcome

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School of Music Faculty Nicholas Walker & Elizabeth Simkin were featured on NPR's Performance Today on Friday, March 18, 2016. 

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