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PRESENTERS NEEDED...for Spring 2010 Student Leadership Institute programsContributed by Lana Walsh on 11/20/09
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Mark Hedglin (Biochem ’05), Department of Biological Chemistry, University of Michigan "Human Alkyladenine DNA Glycosylase (hAAG) Employs a Two Dimensional Processive Search for DNA Damage" Monday, November 30 Everyone is welcome to attend!
Read more . . . (57 words) Editor of the Conservative Magazine, National Review, to SpeakContributed by Brandy Hawley on 11/17/09
Read more . . . (176 words) Native American Celebration Month events Dec. 1Contributed by Brooke Hansen on 11/16/09
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"Nutrient discharges from Chesapeake Bay watersheds: effects of land use, physiographic province, and landscape arrangement" Thursday, November 19 A reception will take place before the presentation, from 3:45 to 4:00 p.m. in the first-floor lobby. Please bring your own reusable mug for beverages. Reduce, reuse, recycle.
CSCRE 2009-2010 Race and Immigration Discussion Series EventContributed by Kelly Rafferty on 11/12/09
Monday, November 16; “Race and Indo-Caribbean Immigration in the Poetry of David Dabydeen." Anjali Nerlekar; Assistant Professor, Department of English, Ithaca College. 7:00pm in the Clark Lounge. Light refreshments will be served.
This event is free and open to the public.
Native American Storytelling with Perry Ground (Onondaga) Nov. 16th 1-1:50 pm Textor 102Contributed by Brooke Hansen on 11/11/09
Read more . . . (160 words) Environmental Studies Department's Jason Hamilton to serve on Food, Finance and Climate Crises panelContributed by Carol Hansen on 11/11/09
The event will take place in HWS's Albright Auditorium on Wednesday November 18, 2009, from 7:30 to 9:30 pm.
Alumni Journeys: Career Paths of Anthropology Graduates Nov. 17thContributed by Brooke Hansen on 11/11/09
What do anthropology majors do after graduation? Come an hear the stories of three graduates whose journeys included working at non-profit organizations, gaining a graduate degree in forensic anthropology in Scotland, and becoming a project manager at a New York based archaeology company. Read more . . . (299 words) CSCRE 2009-2010 Race and Immigration Lecture Series EventContributed by Kelly Rafferty on 11/10/09
Monday, November 16; “Race and Indo-Caribbean Immigration in the Poetry of David Dabydeen." Anjali Nerlekar; Assistant Professor, Department of English, Ithaca College. 7:00pm in the Clark Lounge. Light refreshments will be served.
This event is free and open to the public.
Adviser to President Barack Obama to Speak at Ithaca CollegeContributed by John Rawlins on 11/08/09
Read more . . . (173 words) Lecture by Heather Laurel on Ani DiFranco, musician and activistContributed by Erik Kibelsbeck on 11/06/09
On Wednesday, November 11, at 6pm Heather Laurel of the music theory faculty will give a talk in the Iger Lecture Hall, room 2105 in the James J. Whalen Center for Music. Laurel will focus on Ani DiFranco's most recent political songs demonstrating how DiFranco's recording techniques, in conjunction with her musical, lyrical, and performative choices, embody DiFranco's musical-political persona. DiFranco will be appearing at the State Theatre on Friday, November 13 at 8pm. www.stateofithaca.com
Reminder...ISRAEL AND THE MIDDLE EAST - Nov. 10thContributed by Melinda Butler on 11/05/09 Adviser to President Barack Obama to Speak at Ithaca CollegeContributed by John Rawlins on 11/04/09
Read more . . . (173 words) Special Family Weekend Screening of All Together NowContributed by April Johanns on 11/04/09
The show's producer, Martin Bolduc, will also be here to discuss the making of the film and answer questions from the audience. Read more . . . (71 words)
4:00 p.m. Refreshments served beforehand at 3:40, CNS 1st floor foyer.
"The Heart of the Hydrogen Jukebox" a screening of the documentary film about American Sign Language (ASL) poetry will be presented by producer, Miriam Nathan Lerner on Sunday November 8 in Textor 103 from 2:00 - 4:00 with a discussion to follow. What if a minority community has been inculcated with the belief that their language has no poetry? And what if that community begins to experiment and finds that their language is not only capable of poetic form, but is practically poetry in and of itself? Read more . . . (217 words) Women Weaving Humanity During Pinochet's ChileContributed by Annette Levine on 11/01/09
Read more . . . (136 words) Tuesday Salon: Nina Cummings, "Violence against Women: Cultural Relativism or Human Rights?" -- November 3Contributed by Cheryl Kramer on 10/30/09
Please join us in the Handwerker Gallery at 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 3, for "Violence against Women: Cultural Relativism or Human Rights?," the second Tuesday Salon of the semester. Read more . . . (120 words)
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The Office of Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs is now planning the Student Leadership Institute (SLI) for the Spring 2010 semester. We need many presenters for this thriving program!
The editor of the influential news and opinion magazine, National Review, will give a free public presentation at Ithaca College on Wednesday, November 18. Rich Lowry will present a conservative’s perspective on independent media and the current state of journalism at 7:30 p.m. in Park Hall Auditorium.
Come and learn more about Haudenosaunee culture and philosophies with Freida and Ada Jacques! 
Come and hear traditional and modern stories of our Native American neighbors!
Democracy advocate and world food and hunger expert Frances Moore Lappe will be speaking on Food, Finance and Climate Crises at Hobart & William Smith College. Ithaca College's Jason Hamilton will join her for a post-presentation panel discussion.
The First Year Experience Planning Committee and the Office of Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs are pleased to welcome Professor Charles Ogletree on Thursday, November 12, 2009 at 7:00 P.M. in Emerson Suites. His talk, entitled “Mentoring Barack Obama: From Law School to the White House,” will discuss his relationship with President Obama.
The First Year Experience Planning Committee and the Office of Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs are pleased to welcome Professor Charles Ogletree on Thursday, November 12, 2009 at 7:00 P.M. in Emerson Suites. His talk, entitled “Mentoring Barack Obama: From Law School to the White House,” will discuss his relationship with President Obama.
The Park School of Communications and the Ithaca Motion Picture Project will be sponsoring a special Family Weekend screening of "All Together Now," a documentary film charting the creation of the LOVE show by Cirque du Soleil. Students, faculty, staff, family, and friends are welcome!
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION: Chilean Arpillera Movement