Ithaca College

 Are you looking to develop skills to be a better leader? Do you love your student organization? Do you want to essential tools to keep it successful? Look no further than the ‘Leading @ IC’ workshops. Leading @ IC is designed to help student organization officers and member be more successful in their student organization.

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Just because America Saves Week is coming to an end, doesn't mean your savings should! 

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The Out of the Closet and Onto the Screen series will show the documentary “Love Free or Die” on Tuesday, March 1, at 7 p.m. in Textor 101. It is free and open to the public.

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Welcome to threads@CFE.  This week's post is the second of a two part (re)post on Peer Instruction that discusses how peer instruction can help you flip your class.

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As our experience at IC comes to an end, we feel that the most meaningful gift we could give back to mark our legacy, is to support what has made our own experience at IC so special. Therefore, the Senior Class Gift this year is a gift to the Ithaca College Annual Fund.

The IC Annual Fund supports financial aid, the schools, athletics, student affairs and campus life, and more! It helps students to initiate their ideas, have updated equipment and resources, and make the most out of their IC experience. 

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 Ithaca College DKA Professional Society is looking for new members!  This national organization helps to foster skills and collaboration in the cinematic arts.

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 Come to the Oscars in the Pub at 7 pm on Sunday, 2/28 hosted by the Ithaca College DKA Professional Cinematic Society!  Formal dress is encouraged, because we will have our own red carpet!  

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 Kathleen Mulligan, Associate Professor in Theatre Arts, served as the dialect coach for Geva Theatre's production of To Kill A Mockingbird, currently running in Rochester, NY through March 20, 2016.

Geva Theatre is acknowledged as the national leader in serving a region through theatre.

More information about the production here: http://www.gevatheatre.org/shows/to-kill-a-mockingbird/

 Come audition for the 3rd annual Ithaca's Got Talent!

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Students can choose from six mini courses starting after spring  break. All are one credit and students attend films and events sponsored by the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival. All of the courses have engaging topics connected to FLEFF. Students can register on HOMER using the CRN's below.

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You heard right. Spoon University is launching a chapter at IC! For those who don't know what Spoon University is, its an online food publication run by students, for students. SpoonU has chapters on hundreds of campuses world-wide. Check out our national site here: spoonuniversity.com 

And guess what? YOU can be a part of it. I think we can all agree that everyone can bond over food, so why not be a part of a national network of fellow-foodies? Apply here: http://goo.gl/forms/nvzSdWVB2f

We are looking for all sorts of positions (writers, photographers, videographers, editors), but the family is growin' fast! Application closes Saturday, Feb 27th at 5pm.

Follow us on social media! @spoon_ithaca and twitter: @spoon_ithaca

Spoon on!

Patricia Zimmermann, professor of screen studies and codirector of the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival, has published Open Spaces:  Openings, Closings, and Thresholds of International Public Media (University of St. Andrews Press, Scotland: 2016).

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The following Shared Governance Listening Sessions will be open to the entire campus community. 

After members of the Task Force give a brief introduction, the objective of each of these sessions will be to listen to and discuss ideas and priorities as to how our community can improve shared governance on campus.

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Please join us for visiting scholar Carole Emberton's public presentation, "Guns! What Are They Good For? Utility and Meaning in American History" at the Handwerker Gallery on Thursday, February 25, at 6 p.m..  Emberton's lecture will trace the evolving cultural and political histories around guns in American history, giving context for our current exhibition, UNLOADED, which focuses on the contemporary discourse around firearms.

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 BOC Presents The Front Bottoms, Sunflower Bean, and Imperials March 5th at the A&E Center! Tickets are on sale now, $10 students, $15 general admission. BUY TICKETS HERE

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Ithaca Dining Services need your help! Please fill out our survey and give us your feedback on your dining experiences at Ithaca. As a bonus for filling out the survey, you’ll be entered to win a Samsung Galaxy Tablet!

We’re always trying to improve your dining experiences and would love any feedback you can provide!

Follow this link to the survey: http://vcil.cc/ed0tbx3.

The Department of Occupational Therapy invites you to attend our annual Graduate Research Colloquium on Monday, March 21st.

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 There is an 8 ball Tournament on Saturday, 2/27/2016 that will have cash prizes! No experience is necessary!

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Summer Study Abroad Programs in Korea
Find Your Inner Seoul: Korea Program

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Digital Instruction and Information Services (DIIS) is pleased to announce that most of our account request forms are now online! No more printing, filling out by hand, and schlepping around for required signatures!

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