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Faculty Recognized for Outstanding CollaborationContributed by Doreen Hettich-Atkins on 02/27/2013
The faculty listed below were selected for recognition by the Division of Student Affairs and Campus Life (SACL) for their outstanding collaborative efforts, support of the SACL mission, and support of students in the out of classroom learning experience. Read more . . . (209 words) Patricia Zimmermann Publishes Catalog Essay for 32nd Black Maria Film and Video FestivalContributed by Melissa Gattine on 02/26/2013
Her essay, "Moana: Robert Flaherty, Frances Flaherty, and Documentary Fantasies," analyzes the history of Flaherty's 1926 film Moana, shot in Samoa. The docudrama prompted British producer and critic John Grierson to coin the term "documentary." This rarely seen film raises significant issues about fantasies of uncontaminated paradises and the ethics of documentary representation. Later, in the 1970s, Flaherty's daughter Monica and direct cinema legend Richard Leacock added new sound to the film, further complicating its history. Read more . . . (50 words) Patrick Winters interviewed for Out of BoundsContributed by Melissa Gattine on 02/26/2013
Patrick Winters, assistant professor in the Department of Media Arts, Sciences, and Studies, was recently interviewed by Tish Pearlman for the local radio show "Out of Bounds." The show features 30-minute interviews with "people living, working, and thinking outside the mainstream." Winters, who has worked in the film business for more than 30 years, describes his most memorable experience -- working on sound design for the shower scene in the remake of Psycho (1998). He has worked on numerous other films including Finding Forrester, My Own Private Idaho, and Good Will Hunting.
Department of Writing professor Catherine Taylor presents video essays at U.C. Berkeley.Contributed by Lynn Hyde on 02/26/2013
Read more . . . (42 words) Miranda Kaye published in the Journal of Sports MedicineContributed by Jackie Wandell on 02/25/2013
Miranda Kaye has published an article; Stellingwerff T, Kaye MP (2013) Deterrents of Modern Anti-Doping Approaches – Are the Efforts Making a Difference? J Sports Med Doping Stud 3: e131. doi:10.4172/2161-0673.1000e131, in the Journal of Sports Medicine and Doping Studies. To summarize, indirect evidence provides support that gains in the fight against doping in sport have been made. To preserve sport as a contest of human excellence and to address the morality of doping, deterrence methods are important.
Patrick Winters and Andrew Utterson discuss the future of movies at Cornell CinemaContributed by Melissa Gattine on 02/21/2013
Assistant professors Patrick Winters and Andrew Utterson were invited panelists at a recent Cornell Cinema special event. The two discussed the impact of science and technology on how movies are produced and consumed, following a screening of a new feature-length documentary on the subject, Side by Side. Read more . . . (47 words) Environmental Studies & Sciences and Biology Department Faculty Co-Author Paper on Plant InvasivesContributed by Carol Hansen on 02/21/2013
Read more . . . (57 words) Dr. Gustavo Licón is awarded Career Enhancement FellowshipContributed by Claire Swensen on 02/21/2013
Read more . . . (124 words) Faculty and Students from the Department of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Present at Annual ConferenceContributed by Molly O'Shea Polk on 02/20/2013
Read more . . . (102 words) Marketing Communications Staff Members Bring Home Two Professional HonorsContributed by Rachel Reuben on 02/20/2013
Ithaca College Fuse, the twice-yearly magazine created by students for students, and Life at IC, a social media project showcasing daily student life, each earned bronze honors in the 2013 Cuppie Awards Program. Sponsored by the Association of Communicators in Education, the Cuppie Awards recognize creative excellence in marketing and communication in higher education. Ithaca College Fuse competed in the Print Publications - Magazine category; Life at IC in Electronic Media - Social Media. A panel of senior-level industry experts judged the entries. Read more . . . (338 words) School of Music faculty appear together on Performance Today twice this weekContributed by Jenny Stockdale on 02/19/2013
Read more . . . (228 words) Ithaca College Graduate DPT Student Receives AwardContributed by Debra Perkowski on 02/19/2013
Chelsie Reed, an Ithaca College DPT student in her final year of studies at the Rochester Center, is this year’s recipient of the Ann Marie Sirois Clinical Education Scholarship. This clinical education scholarship is awarded to a student with high academic achievement, a record of scholarship and community service. Read more . . . (41 words) Matthew Klemm (History) publishes article on Pietro d'Abano.Contributed by Jason Freitag on 02/18/2013
Matthew Klemm, Assistant Professor of History, has published an article entitled "Les complexions vertueuses: la physiologie des vertus dans l'anthropologie medicale de Pietro d'Abano" (Virtuous Complexions: The Physiology of Virtues in Pietro d'Abano's Medical Anthropology), in the journal Medievales, 63, automne 2012. Read more . . . (100 words) Jeff Holmes and Barney Beins (Psychology) co-author bookContributed by Judy Smith on 02/18/2013
IC Student Chapter of American Choral Directors Association wins awardContributed by Jenny Stockdale on 02/17/2013
Read more . . . (137 words) School of Music student Erika St. Denis to present independent researchContributed by Jenny Stockdale on 02/17/2013
Read more . . . (236 words) Associate Professor of Religion Rachel Wagner has published an online article: "Pope Tweeted Into Retirement."Contributed by Rachel Wagner on 02/13/2013
In response to Pope Benedict's resignation, Rachel wrote an article examining the immense changes in communications technology since Benedict took office eight years ago. Rachel regularly publishes analytical news articles about religion and technology at Religion Dispatches. http://www.religiondispatches.org/archive/culture/6831/pope_tweeted_into_retirement/
Anthropology faculty members honored by Native American communityContributed by Jennifer Muller on 02/13/2013
Two Anthropology Department faculty members were honored by the Native American community on Monday evening, February 11 on the Syracuse Stage. Brooke Hansen and Jack Rossen were among 50 people recognized for their collaborative work with the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois), particularly with the Cayuga-SHARE Farm, the Central New York Native American Consortium and through research work validating Native oral histories. Read more . . . (238 words) Carla Stetson (Art), exhibition at the Duluth Art Institute’s Morrison Gallery, January 16 through March 17.Contributed by Denise Vanderburgh on 02/11/2013
The exhibit, Confluence/Confluencia, by artists Carla Stetson and Cecilia Ramon features installations that speak of migrations across land and air, layered experience and the dynamic nature of subjectivity. Following a cartographic impulse they explore personal geographies in work that relates the macro with microcosmic realms. Stetson will give an artist lecture at the Art Institute on March 11, 2013.
Of The Month Winners for December and JanuaryContributed by Marissa D'Ambrosio on 02/10/2013
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