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"Fall elections are coming up in a few weeks, and we want you to join our team!
Our current open positions are:
Class of 2012 (4)
Class of 2009 (1)
Transfer (1)
DIIS (1)
There are various other positions that we will be looking to fill,including a Marketing Intern, Event Planning Intern, and Finance Assistant. These unpaid positions will be filled by an application process rather than an election. Positions for the Transfer senator, DIIS senator, and Class of 2012 senators will be filled through an election process, and election packets will be available at the info session. Applications for the intern positions will also be available. Candidates interested in the Class of 2009 position should contact Luke Elmers, VP of Communications, at lelmers1@ithaca.edu."
- SGA
Contact: sga@ithaca.edu
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True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer @ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
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Park School's professional video production unit.
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Opening reception for exhibition of recent painting by Joy Adams.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3018
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True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
Calendar: School of Humanities and Sciences
Category: Exhibits
True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
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Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
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RSVP by Sept. 2 to Sarah Hathaway at shathaw1@gmail.com
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True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
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Presentation by a founding member of the Finger Lakes Permaculture Institute for Environmental Studies students and interested members of the academic community.
Contact: chansen@ithaca.edu or 607-274-1822
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" We are welcoming in the year with a Middle East Peace Feast. Food provided by dining services. We will advertise for hillel while serving middle eastern food!"
- Hillel
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Park School's professional video production unit.
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"We will be putting on a program where we show students how to maximize the space in their residence hall rooms. We will set up several stations at tables with display boards giving them advice about things such as storage and furniture placement. Students can walk around and look at all the boards to get ideas about their own space."
- Residence Hall Association
Contact: kwright1@ithaca.edu
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"This is a Cancer Resource Center Speaker brought to you by Colleges Against Cancer"
- Colleges Against Cancer
Contact: dwald1@ithaca.edu
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Laurie A. Linn is the President of the Ithaca design firm Communiqué.
Linn’s presentation will center around her career and how to achieve success in the industry, as well as the importance of corporate citizenship and giving back to both the profession and the community. She has over 20 years experience in marketing and management consulting with companies like Citibank, Chase, and Bank One as well as smaller institutions around the globe. Her professional specialties are in the financial sector, retail, manufacturing, and academia, service, high tech and not for profit industries.
The event is sponsored by IABC/IC.
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True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
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On World Suicide Prevention day Carlo Troise talks about the son he and his wife lost to suicide.
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True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
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"This is a Cancer Resource Center Movie brought to you by Colleges Against Cancer"
- Colleges Against Cancer
Contact: dwald1@ithaca.edu
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Screening of two episodes of Fallen Angels, a Showtime anothology of short film noir. Episodes were written by Howard Rodman, directed by Steven Soderbergh and produced by Sidney Pollack.
Rodman will be on hand after the screening for a Q&A Session
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True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
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"This will be our big start of the year kick off for Colleges Against Cancer. A Real World: Hollywood speaker may come to discuss his experience with losing a friend/mentor to cancer."
- Colleges Against Cancer
Contact: kburnsi1@ithaca.edu
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Sonata in A major K. 331
Maurice Ravel: Gaspard de la Nuit
Samuel Barber: Excursions
Sergei Rachmaninov: Sonata No. 2 B flat minor
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
Calendar: School of Humanities and Sciences
Category: Exhibits
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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Category: Music
True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
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Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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Diane Birr and Josh Oxford, piano
Pablo Cohen, classical guitar
"The Flamboyant Saxophone"
Dave Heath: The Celtic
Benjamin Boone: Jaropo Jam
Nicholas Walker: An Dassa Choof
Dana Wilson: Sound Travels
Piet Swerts: Klonos
Vadim Neselovskyi: San Felio
Jean Matitia: Devil’s Rag
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
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William Cowdery, piano
Libby Larson: Fanfare for the Women for solo trumpet (1993)
Leonard Bernstein: Red White and Blues (1976)
George Antheil: Sonata for Trumpet and Piano (1953)
Ned Rorem: Cries and Whispers (2001)
Scott Joplin: Breeze from Alabama
Aaron Copland: Quiet City (1941)
George Gershwin: Three Preludes
David Ahlstrom: Scherzo
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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Jean Radice, harpsichord, and Josh Oxford, piano
J.S. Bach's second viola da gamba sonata, two pieces by Francois Rabbath, and Walker's own Double Bass Concerto No. 2, which is a five movement fantasy on themes from a popular 1970's American musical.
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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Presented by the Park Center for Independent Media
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Imprint Magazine kicks off it's fifth year with a new website, an expanded staff, and a big plan. Come be a part of the college's national online magazine.
Contact: cwinn1@ithaca.edu
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True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
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To celebrate Constitution Day, Ithaca College will honor the struggle for racial justice in the United States. At this event, we will the celebrate the work of the late professor emeritus Harvey Francis Fireside, who wrote seven books about the significance of constitutional law in mobilizing for civil rights. The event will end with a showing of “The Jena 6,” a thirty-minute film about hidden racial inequality and violence becoming visible in Jena, Louisiana when black students try to integrate their playground. Six black teens charged with attempted murder sparks the largest civil rights demonstration in the South since the 1960s.
This event, which is open to the public and free, is co-sponsored by the Office of the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, the Department of Politics, and the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival.
Contact: bharris@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3517
Calendar: Office of the Provost/VPAA
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"This is a part of the Latin Heritage Month Celebration"
- African-Latino Society
Contact: dcruz1@ithaca.edu
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The "Later" King: Martin Luther King Jr.'s Evolution from Reformer to Revolutionary, 1965-1968. Reverend Kenneth I. Clarke Sr., Director, Cornell United Religious Work
Contact: abarlas@ithaca.edu or 607+274-1056
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The Discussion Series is a yearly event hosted by the Center for the Study of Culture, Race, and Ethnicity. Our theme for this year is "Chaos or Community? MLK and the Politics of Resistance," borrowing from the title of Martin Luther King, Jr's book.
Since 2008 marks the 40th anniversary of MLK's death, we want the series to enable critical engagements with and interrogations of his work. We will look at retrospectives of his life and explore some of the themes he wrote about, such as antiracist and antiwar movements, resistance to oppression, critiques of capitalism and poverty, civil disobedience, and theologies of liberation.
Presented by: Reverend Kenneth I. Clarke, Sr., Director, Cornell United Religious Work (CURW)
Contact: 274-1056
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Category: Lectures
Students of Peter Rothbart
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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Although increasing wages is important, it is not the only solution for improving recruitment and retention of direct care workers in long-term care. Improving aspects of job quality is another key factor in attracting and keeping staff. This conference will focus on evidence-based programs that positively impact job quality and improve retention in residential and home-and-community-based long-term care organizations. A variety of resources and "how to" tools will be available.
Contact: mkinner@ithaca.edu or 607-274-1967
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True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
Calendar: School of Humanities and Sciences
Category: Exhibits
True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
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Music of J.S. Bach: music for organ solo plus Cantatas #51 and #82
Deborah Montgomery, soprano
D. Kim Dunnick, trumpet
Randie Blooding, baritone
Paige Morgan, oboe
And a student chamber orchestra conducted by Kevin Ryan
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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Category: Music
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
Calendar: School of Music
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True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
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Category: Exhibits
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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Category: Music
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
Calendar: School of Music
Category: Music
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
Calendar: School of Music
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Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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Jeffery Meyer, conductor
Beethoven: Leonore Overture No.3, op.72b
Brahms: Symphony No.3, op.90, F major
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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Category: Music
True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
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Rain location: Ford Hall
"The Royal Treatment"
King: Trombone King
Walton: Crown Imperial
Strauss: Konigsmarsch
Borodin: Ballet Music from Prince Igor
Rimsky Korsakov: Procession of Nobles
Gregson: The Sword and the Crown
Sousa: Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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Chico Hamilton Birthday Celebration Concert: Blazing a trail in the world of jazz - performing, recording, and composing as he turns 87.
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
Calendar: School of Music
Category: Music
True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
Calendar: School of Humanities and Sciences
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Music of Michael Titlebaum, Thelonious Monk, Ornette Coleman and others; with pianist John Stetch, bassist Nicholas Walker, and drummer Tom Killian.
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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Category: Music
Career Services encourages all students who are thinking about and applying to graduate and professional schools to attend. Representatives from across the nation and from a wide variety of
disciplines attend this fair annually to provide admission requirements and information to Ithaca College students. Faculty and staff are also
welcome to attend to meet the different graduate school representatives.
Contact: jkellington@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3365+
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Category: Special Events
Grammy-Award winning flutist Rhonda Larson in Concert. "One Woman, a World of Music." Performances on the familiar Western European flute and an assortment of ethnic flutes from around the world.
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
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Category: Music
True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
Calendar: School of Humanities and Sciences
Category: Exhibits
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
Calendar: School of Music
Category: Music
True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
Calendar: School of Humanities and Sciences
Category: Exhibits
Robert Atchley PHD., is Professor and Chair of the Department of Gerontology at Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado. His gerontology interests include adult development, spiritual development, long term care, public policy, work and retirement, health change and disability, and family issues.
Contact: mkinner@ithaca.edu or 607+274+1967
Calendar: Division of Interdisciplinary Studies
Category: Special Events
True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
Calendar: School of Humanities and Sciences
Category: Exhibits
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
Calendar: School of Music
Category: Music
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
Calendar: School of Music
Category: Music
True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
Calendar: School of Humanities and Sciences
Category: Exhibits
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
Calendar: School of Music
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with Heidi Hoffman, cello
Adès: Les Baricades Mistérieuses (1994)
Bermel: Coming Together (1999)
Husa: Three Studies for Solo Clarinet (2008) (Ithaca premiere)
Weber: Fantasia and Rondo
D'Indy: Trio for Clarinet, Cello and Piano in B flat major, op. 29
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
Calendar: School of Music
Category: Music
True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
Calendar: School of Humanities and Sciences
Category: Exhibits
Choir and Madrigal Singers, conducted by Lawrence Doebler
Women's Chorale and Chorus, conducted by Janet Galvan
Vocal Jazz Ensemble, conducted by Lauri Robinson-Keegan
Program:
Madrigal Singers:
Music of Byrd, Wilbye, and Morely
Chorus:
Ko Matsushita: “Karimatanu Kuicha” and “Chorus of Karimata Village” from Three Insular Songs of Yaeyama and Miyako Islands
Jim Papoulis: Imbakwa
Rollo Dilworth: Take Me to the Water
Women's Chorale:
John Tavener: Glory to God for This Transient Life
Sally Lamb: The Sadness of the Sea
Jeffrey Ames: Holy is the Lord
Choir:
Moses Hogan arrangement of "The Battle of Jericho," Dickau's "Echo," and "A Red, Red Rose" by James Mulholland
Contact: ekibelsbeck@ithaca.edu or 274-3717
Calendar: School of Music
Category: Music
True Lies and Other Stories: Joy Adams and the Evolution of Mad Sally offers Handwerker Gallery visitors a chance to reconnect with Mad Sally, the protagonist of Joy Adams' paintings, who first appeared in the Gallery eight years ago. With her monumental depictions of Sally, Adams redefines the notion of the hero by presenting an outsider who transcends accepted notions of gender and age. She weaves truth and fantasy in these lushly-painted canvases that are instilled with tradition and simultaneously construct contemporary narratives. Cosponsored by the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies, and the Judi and Jay Linden Center for Creativity and Aging.
Contact: ckramer@ithaca.edu or 607-274-3548
Calendar: School of Humanities and Sciences
Category: Exhibits
"This is a dinner in celebration of Latin Heritage Month. There will be performances and speakers"
- African-Latino Society
Contact: dcruz1@ithaca.edu
Calendar: Student Affairs / Campus Life
Category: Special Events
Charis Dimaras, piano
Robert Schumann: Dichterliebe
Lili Boulanger: selections from "Clairières dans le ciel"
Gerald Finzi: Till Earth Outwears
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Calendar: School of Music
Category: Music
