Ithaca College

To best serve our students, Career Services will be operating both in person and virtually for the Spring semester. For clarity or information on how to receive career support, please contact our office at careers@ithaca.edu or call 607-274-3365.

Watch our quick re-opening video here!

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Are you interested in serving as a leader to new students? If the answer is YES, then the Peer Leader Program might be an excellent opportunity for you to grow in your leadership!

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Based on the Return to Campus plan, please note that virtual programming and meetings are strongly encouraged during the Spring 2021 semester. This promotes health and safety in our IC community, is more inclusive for students, staff, and faculty who will be remote this semester, and recognizes that space on campus is very limited. 

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WHO: Students of any class year or major who would like to develop a strong elevator pitch, get exposure to employers, and have the chance to win $400, $250, or $150!

WHAT: A personal pitch is a brief explanation of your unique experiences, skills, and accomplishments that would benefit potential employers. The name stems from the idea of unexpectedly meeting someone in an elevator, at a party, or any brief interaction during which you would only have a short amount of time to “pitch” yourself and what you have to offer.

WHERE: Virtually - sign up for the contest!

WHEN: Your submission is due by March 1, 2021. You can submit your video at any time prior to the deadline.

WHY: You only have 30-60 seconds to make a powerful first impression! This contest will help you perfect your pitch and get feedback from real employers.

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Join career expert Mary Anne Thompson as she explores proven strategies and tactics for helping job seekers achieve their career objectives in an employment market transformed by the Covid-19 Pandemic.

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You can begin ordering your Graduation Regalia needs now!!

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The Ithaca College School of Music will hold its annual MLK celebration concert for 2021 virtually, tonight, Friday evening January 29th, at 7:30 p.m. 

The concert will feature past performances from the School of Music ensembles including, IC Concert Band, under the direction of Ben Rochford, Choral Ensembles, directed by Janet Galván and Sean Linfors, Mariah Lyttle and Christopher Zemliauskas, from the musical theater department, with guest soloist Samantha McElhaney John, and the Dorothy Cotton Jubilee Singers, under the direction of Baruch Whitehead. The concert will also feature faculty members Steven Banks, saxophone, and Sidney Outlaw, baritone. A special virtual performance of Glory from the movie Selma featuring members of the IC Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Grant Cooper.

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Submit Your Presentation for the Whalen Academic Symposium!

The online submission process for faculty sponsors/students to submit student presentations for the 24th Annual James J. Whalen Symposium will close on March 17, 2021. Submissions will be accepted for presentations, performances, and displays. 

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The Park School Student Writing Awards recognize exceptional scholarly and creative writing by Park School students. A panel of Park School Faculty will judge entries and award a $500 prize for the following two categories: 1.  Essay (an academic paper or journalistic article), 2.  Creative writing (a screenplay, teleplay, or script).

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Based on the Return to Campus plan, please note that virtual programming and meetings are strongly encouraged during the Spring 2021 semester. This promotes health and safety in our IC community, is more inclusive for students, staff, and faculty who will be remote this semester, and recognizes that space on campus is very limited. 

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Join career expert Mary Anne Thompson as she explores proven strategies and tactics for helping job seekers achieve their career objectives in an employment market transformed by the Covid-19 Pandemic.

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Want to be recognized for your leadership and service?

The Office of Student Engagement would like to invite all juniors and seniors to apply for the Peggy Ryan Williams Award for Academic and Community Leadership (PRWAACL) for the 2020-2021 academic year.

This award is earned by students who:

• Excel academically
• Perform service to the college and local communities
• Are involved in various co-curricular activities
• Represent outstanding levels of accomplishment

Applications are open to all juniors and seniors January 21, 2021 - February 21, 2021. Please visit the Office of Student Engagement - PRWAACL website to review award qualifications and access the application form. For questions, please contact the Office of Student Engagement at ose@ithaca.edu.

Contributed by Dr. Ellyn Sellers-Selin, MD, Director of Student Health Services

Ithaca College will be utilizing a badge system this semester to help others know of a student's compliance with the Daily Health Screening and surveillance testing, and their ability to access campus. 

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 All Off Campus, Commuter and remote Tompkins County Student must check-in at T13! All students must check-in by February 3rd!

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  Join Hillel for a Tu B'Shevat program if you are going to be on campus on or before January 28th! Click this form to pre-register. Pick up succulents from Muller Chapel 1/28/21 from 4-6, we will gather on Zoom at 7pm!

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 We know that today is Martin Luther King Day, but the learning through Ithaca College is extending past today! We hope you'll join us for this special event with Rabbi Saul Berman
 

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WHO: Students of any class year or major who would like to develop a strong elevator pitch, get exposure to employers, and have the chance to win $400, $250, or $150!

WHAT: A personal pitch is a brief explanation of your unique experiences, skills, and accomplishments that would benefit potential employers. The name stems from the idea of unexpectedly meeting someone in an elevator, at a party, or any brief interaction during which you would only have a short amount of time to “pitch” yourself and what you have to offer.

WHERE: Virtually - sign up for the contest!

WHEN: Your submission is due by March 1, 2021. You can submit your video at any time prior to the deadline.

WHY: You only have 30-60 seconds to make a powerful first impression! This contest will help you perfect your pitch and get feedback from real employers.

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Based on the Return to Campus plan, please note that virtual programming and meetings are strongly encouraged during the Spring 2021 semester. This promotes health and safety in our IC community, is more inclusive for students, staff, and faculty who will be remote this semester, and recognizes that space on campus is very limited. 

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Join us on Thursdays at 2:35pm ET and Mondays at 12pm ET throughout February, beginning February 4th! We will engage with many topics that will explore what leadership means to you. The first year of college is an important time to understand who you are. As you work to find your way in this new stage of life, having an ability to lead is vital. This series will equip you with the tools to make changes within yourself to become a better leader.  Check out all the information about the series and find links to RSVP to one or more sessions here.  Please RSVP at least 24 hours ahead of the session start time.

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We warmly invite you to submit to Stillwater’s annual creative arts magazine, which welcomes original creative writing, artwork, photography, video compositions, musical compositions, and any other hybrid forms.

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