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Dr. Diane Long, Associate Professor in the Department of Occupational Therapy received the prestigious AOTA Roster of Fellows Award. Read more . . . (37 words)
Dr. Diane Long, Associate Professor in the Department of Occupational Therapy received the prestigious AOTA Roster of Fellows Award. Read more . . . (39 words) Theatre Arts Students, Alum, and Faculty Present Halloween Plays at the Nuyorican Poets CaféContributed by Walter Chon on 11/02/20 
The Nuyorican Poets Café and Immigrant Artists and Scholars in New York (IASNY) presented HA-HA-HALLOWEEN! on Sunday, November 1. The event was conceived, curated and directed by Saviana Stanescu, Associate Professor of Playwriting and Theatre Studies. Saviana asked a few playwright friends to take a photo of two objects/toys they have at home and write a 5-minute play with those objects/toys as characters. Read more . . . (182 words) Dr. Karen Edwards, Associate Professor of Health Care Management (Health Promotion and Physical Education) participated in the 2020 MIT Grand Hack.Contributed by Kari Brossard Stoos on 10/15/20
Dr. Karen Edwards, Associate Professor of Health Care Management (Dept. of Health Promotion and Physical Education) participated in the 2020 MIT Grand Hack. This annual program uses a competitive application process to provide around 400 hackers from around the globe space and time to work together on health care challenges to focus on innovative solutions. Read more . . . (271 words) Professor Melcher (Biology) has joined the editorial team as Associate EditorContributed by Nancy Pierce on 09/22/20
Peter Melcher has joined the editorial team as Associate Editor for the Journal Frontiers: Plant Biophysics and Modeling. Read more . . . (92 words)
~~~ Both students wish to pursue their career goal as a medical doctor. Thanks to the generosity of Dr. Kastenbaum, this award, among many other opportunities are made possible to all students with pre-health interests. Thank you, Dr. Kastenbaum for your continued support. Again, congratulations, Cassandra and Lily!
On behalf of the Faculty Development Committee and the Center for Faculty Excellence, our sincere congratulations to the 2020 Faculty Excellence Award recipients: Read more . . . (70 words) Jessica Ford '15 & Justine Vosloo, Associate Professor in Dept of Exercise Science and Athletic Training publish an article on musicians' experience of optimal performances in the British Journal of Music EducationContributed by Justine Vosloo on 04/28/20
Jessica Ford, a 2015 graduate of the Exercise and Sport Sciences Masters Program published her master's thesis work: 'Pouring everything that you are': Musicians experiences of optimal performances, in the British Journal of Music Education. The purpose of Ford's thesis was to examine the flow state experiences of musicians' during their optimal experiences and to expand the understanding of flow states beyond sport literature. The article is available here: www.cambridge.org/core/journals/british-journal-of-music-education/article/pouring-everything-that-you-are-musicians-experiences-of-optimal-performances/B05DCC2957B04EC5B03652F3F219EBD7 She completed this work under the guidance of Justine Vosloo, PhD, CMPC, Associate Professor in the Dept of ESAT in 2015, and Monna Arvinen-Barrow, PhD., University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, was a co-author on the manuscript.
Read more . . . (36 words) Dept of Exercise Science & Athletic Training graduate students/alumnae and faculty Justine Vosloo & Sebastian Harenberg, present their research at the 2019 AASP conference in Portland OregonContributed by Justine Vosloo on 10/30/19
Graduate program alumnae and faculty members, Justine Vosloo, Associate Professor & Sebastian Harenberg, Assistant Professor from the Department of Exercise Science and Athletic Training presented research at the 2019 Association for Applied Sport Psychology Conference in Portland, Oregon.
Professors Harenberg and Vosloo, presented their work with colleague Miranda Kaye (Penn State University) and alumna Shelby Anderson ‘18 (PhD student in Sport Psychology at University of North Carolina, Greensboro) – “Perceptions of Leadership Behaviors in Coaches: Validity of the Leadership Scale for Sports Using Exploratory Structural Equation Modeling” Justin Worley ’19, who is currently a first year doctoral student at Michigan State University studying Sport Psychology, presented his research on “Competing for Playing Time: The Relationship Between Positional competition and Social Identity in Collegiate Athletes” with Professors Harenberg & Vosloo
Dept of Exercise Science & Athletic Training graduate program alumnus Zachary McCarver ‘18 wins Master’s Thesis Award at 2019 AASP conferenceContributed by Justine Vosloo on 10/30/19
Zachary completed his thesis under the guidance of ESS faculty members: Sebastian Harenberg, Assistant Professor and chair of the thesis committee; and Justine Vosloo, Associate Professor.
Zachary is the first graduate of the ESS graduate program to win the Thesis Award at the AASP conference. He is currently a second year doctoral student at the University of Northern Colorado, where he is continuing his Sport Psychology studies.
Dr. Andy Smith’s research students (Biology) are in a news release on breaking researchContributed by Nancy Pierce on 04/18/19
Read more . . . (27 words) Ithaca College OT Faculty and Students Present at American Occupational Therapy Association Annual (AOTA) Conference & ExpoContributed by Anne Carlineo on 04/09/19
Several of Ithaca College's Occupational Therapy faculty, and students presented at the annual AOTA conference in New Orleans. Read more . . . (389 words) Dr. Donathan Brown Awarded Second Consecutive U.S. FulbrightContributed by Christopher House on 09/25/18
Dr. Brown was also a 2017 U.S. Fulbright Professor to the University of Maribor, in Slovenia, where he taught courses and created curriculum in his area of expertise, race and American public policy. Congratulations to Dr. Brown on this prestigious award!
Andy Smith presents research on the show, "Tell Me Something I Don't Know". He was a guest on the show "Tell Me Something I Don't Know", a podcast hosted by Stephen J. Dubner, co-author of Freakonomics. Andy was interviewed about his research on slug glue and its potential for bio-inspired medical adhesives. The episode was called "All about bugs (of the animal and computer varieties)" (episode 32). The episode was aired on Oct.22 and is available at the website http://tmsidk.com/
Congratulations to this year's recipients! Reid Garner, Biochemistry B.S. German area studies minor (2018) “My hope is to complete medical school as a member of the United States Air Force. I have not decided yet whether I want to pursue an MD or an MD-PhD. Through volunteering at both Cayuga Medical Center and at Upstate Medical Center, I have gained more of an interest in Emergency Medicine. I am most interested in Orthopedics and Cardiothoracics.” Colette Piasecki-Masters, Biology, Honors Program (2018) “My passion for medicine was ignited when I began my biology curriculum and joined Professor Susan Witherup’s research lab. Read more . . . (48 words) |
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Congratulations to this academic year's recipients:
Zachary McCarver ’18 won the Master’s Thesis Award at the 2019 Association for Applied Sport Psychology conference, for his thesis titled: "Exploring Domain-Specific Perfectionism: Do Excelling Student-Athletes Differ in Perfectionism compared to their Teammates?"
The research of biology students Rebecca Falconer (’19) and Chris Gallego Lazo (’19), undergraduate researchers in 
Dr. Donathan Brown, Associate Professor in the Department of Communication Studies, and H&S Director of Faculty Diversity and Development, has been awarded a 2018 U.S. Fulbright Specialist Award. Dr. Brown will be housed within the National Institute for Higher Education in Minsk, Belarus, giving lectures and leading workshops to faculty members on topics ranging from academic publishing to teaching diverse students. Dr. Brown was selected for this award through a multi-layer, international review process.
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