As much as we hate to celebrate for this purpose, the Department honored the three people leaving.
Vicki,
You know you have touched the lives of many & will be missed as a friend, colleague and mentor in
the Biology Department! Although you won’t be in the office nor seen daily, you will remain
with us for eternity! Thanks again for your years of dedication, commitment, and
friendship. We hope that retirement will be as good to you as you have been to others.
Best wishes from all of your friends!
Susan and her student, Juliana Evans ('08) teaches an Ithaca 2nd grade class about plants.
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Environmental Science builds a fuel cell car.
Students get hands-on with their field trips:
Ed Cluett and science education students Molly Trufant andMary Edwards-Ransom ran the annual frog dissection activity as part of our partnership with Frederick Douglass Academy in New York City. These students supervised dissections in 12 classes over two days, seeing 220 students in grades nine, seven, six, and two seventh grade special education classes. Frogs were generously provided by the Biology Department at IC; Mr. Tim Hearn, science coordinator at FDA, provided valuable logistical support; and the IC/FDA partnership provided financial support.
Biology and Chemistry departments take time to play and compete against each other.
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Susan Allen-Gil and René Borgella take the Biology/Environmental Studies Tropical course to Costa Rica in Spring 2007.
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Setting out redwing models on the edge of the swamp
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The students take a boat trip to go zebra mussel sampling.
The Eastern College Science Conference is held each year in the northeast. The host institution changes year to year. The conference is designed specifically for undergraduates to present the results of their research in a friendly environment. All presentations are given by undergraduates.
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Congratulations, Bruce, Ed, and Jason!
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Environmental Science students get hands-on with their field trips:
The School of Humanities and Sciences held a 50th Anniversary celebration on Tuesday, March 21st 2006 in the Emerson Suites. The evening was filled with good food, good cheer, entertainment by the theatre arts students and a keynote address. As you can see from the photos everybody had a good time!
Dr. Rich Wodzinski retired from the Biology department in 2003 and has not let any moss grow under his feet. Here are some images from his travels.
Susan Allen-Gil (Associate Professor, Biology) is spending the Spring semester teaching European Environmental Issues (335-27500) at the London Center. Here is a collection of postcards from her travels.
The faculty and students are greatly appreciative of the support the Bernard's have given to the department!
Spring 2005
Chapel Pond: netting, mapping, canoeing in the pond on I.C. campus
Van Buskirk Gorge, Newfield: College owned forest and stream within a 10 minute drive south of campus
Each year faculty and their lab students compete for the most creative and fun lab photo.
The department wished Susan Greene a farewell and best wishes for her new career at petfinder.com.
Susan Allen-Gil's Environmental Science Class Visits the EcoVillage.
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