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HELP! How can my Student Organization effectively transition?Contributed by Jamie Shum on 09/10/15
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Read more . . . (71 words) The Ithaca College Gerontology Institute is delighted to host Robin Lombardo, CTRS, CDP, and Kyra Schor, Community Outreach Coordinator, from Music & Memory, a non-profit organization that brings personalized music into the lives of people with dementia through digital music technology, vastly improving their quality of life. The film, Alive Inside: A Story of Music and Memory, highlights the remarkable work of this organization. For more information, visit www.musicandmemory.org Read more . . . (144 words) Establishment of "The Council on Diversity and Inclusion (CODI)Contributed by Suzanne Smith on 09/10/15 Submitted on behalf of Dr. Roger (Doc) Richardson: The Council on Diversity and Inclusion (CODI) has recently been established to serve as a permanent standing council with responsibility for assessing, monitoring, and initiating recommendations to improve and enhance diversity and inclusion programs and policies and practices implemented at Ithaca College. The Council reports to the Associate Provost for Diversity, Inclusion and Engagement, Dr. Roger (Doc) Richardson. Read more . . . (33 words) WebCRD Tip: How to Change the Scan Resolution to Create Sharper PDF DocumentsContributed by Karen Serbonich on 09/10/15 Effective at the end of last semester, the Center for Print Production discontinued the practice of driving around campus to pick up hard copy print requests. Instead, WebCRD is now used for all print submissions. Since that time some concerns have been raised about poor image quality on scanned to email documents by the campus. Read more . . . (209 words)
Read more . . . (108 words) All Vehicles to Be Cleared from Lower J-Lot (Towers Lot) Saturday, September 12Contributed by Andrew Kosinuk on 09/10/15 On Saturday, September 12, all vehicles are to be moved out of Lower J-Lot (Towers Lot) by the start of the day and relocated to other campus parking locations. The Lower J-Lot will be serving as an event location on that date and needs to be fully cleared of vehicles for the event, and access will be blocked for a portion of the day. Parking in Upper J-Lot will continue to be available to be used as usual, as will all other campus parking locations. Read more . . . (142 words) See the Exciting Trailer for the Upcoming Pakistani Theatre Production!Contributed by Kathleen Mulligan on 09/10/15 A wonderful promotional trailer for This Stained Dawn (Dagh Dagh Ujala), coming to Ithaca College on October 30 and 31, is available on youtube! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUto1pMRn1E Read more . . . (40 words) Submitted on behalf of Muller Chapel: Read more . . . (35 words) Writing Professor Gabriel Urza Reads from His New NovelContributed by Eleanor Henderson on 09/10/15
Read more . . . (233 words) Throughout September, the Academic Advising Center will be providing workshops to address some common challenges faced by first-year college students. In these workshops, you will learn strategies and skills to prepare you for academic success. *You must email advisingcenter@ithaca.edu to register for these workshops. Space is limited! Read more . . . (399 words)
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Read more . . . (113 words) TCAT Bus Route Change For Towers Pick Up on SaturdayContributed by Darnell Thompson on 09/09/15 On Saturday September 12th from 1pm to 6pm, the TCAT bus route will be moved to the "W" Lot just south of Terrace 6. It will resume its normal bus route after 6pm. Any question or mobility concerns, please email either Megan Williams at mkwilliams@ithaca.edu or Darnell Thompson at dlthompson@ithaca.edu Read more . . . (50 words) Submitted on behalf of Benjamin (Ben) Rifkin, Provost/VPEA Although it may seem that Ithaca College just completed its periodic review for the Middle States Commission on Higher Education a couple of years ago, it is time to begin preparations for our ten-year re-accreditation visit, which will happen in Spring 2018. Our self-study report will be due in Fall 2017. I am pleased to announce that Luke Keller, Professor of Physics and Astronomy, and Bonnie Prunty, Director of Residential Life and Judicial Affairs, have generously agreed to serve as co-chairs of the Middle States Self-Study Project. In addition, we will have seven committees, each working on one of the seven standards every college must meet to be (re)accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. Each of these seven committees is co-chaired by a faculty member and a staff member, as follows: Read more . . . (186 words)
Ithaca College students are invited to attend an information session regarding their School’s participation in the ICNYC program. The first will be tomorrow, Thursday, 10 September, at 12:10pm for majors in the School of Music and will take place in Whalen 3304.
Read more . . . (147 words) ENVS lecturer Xanthe Matychak is LaunchNY's Entrepreneur of the WeekContributed by Xanthe Matychak on 09/09/15 Xanthe Matychak, lecturer in Environmental Studies & Sciences and founder of Make Better Stuff, is LaunchNY's Entrepreneur of the Week. Featured in the LaunchNY story is her Kairos Light--a product-system that Xanthe conceived at Ithaca Generator and prototyped in the Southern Tier Hardware Accelerator at REV over the summer. Xanthe teaches Make Better Stuff Lab and Make Better Stuff Studio in ENVS. In these courses students use sustainable design principles to design and manufacture simple products using tools like 3D printers and open source electronics. Read the LaunchNY write up here: http://syracusedesign.com/mailings/launchny/entrepreneur-of-the-week/2015-09-02.html Netpass Systems Downtime, Thursday, 9/17, 6:00-6:45 AMContributed by Karen Compton on 09/09/15 Most systems that authenticate with the Netpass username and password will be unavailable on Thursday, September 17th for approximately 45 minutes from 6:00-6:45 AM: Read more . . . (87 words) Understanding Pediatric Feeding Challenges One Bite at a TimeContributed by Kimberly Wilkinson on 09/09/15
Read more . . . (277 words) The Kitchen Theatre Company Kicks Off its Season with Buyer & Cellar!Contributed by Sherri Dunham on 09/09/15
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Gabriel Urza, new Assistant Professor of Writing at Ithaca College, will read from his acclaimed debut novel All That Followed on Wednesday, September 16th at 7 PM in Klingenstein Lounge, Campus Center. 
Teams of 4 will compete in the Mission: Impossible - Sunshine Protocol quest, which includes various puzzles and creative challenges spread across campus. 
Come eat, drink, and be merry with your fellow Senior classmates from 4-6pm this FRIDAY, September 11 on the Fitness Center Quad!
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The Occupational Therapy Department presents special guest speaker for four free short workshops on challenges related to feeding and eating for kids with special needs. Monday, Sept. 14 in Emerson Suites A. Students, faculty, and community members are encouraged to attend. 
The Kitchen Theatre Company (KTC) kicks off its 25th anniversary season with the uproariously funny one-man show, Buyer & Cellar.