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Please join us for a talk with Greg Sloan, Sr. Research Associate, Infrared Spectrograph Science Center, Cornell UniversityContributed by Jill Ackerman on 02/18/2013
Please join us for a talk on Dying Stars & The Enrichment of Galaxies with Greg Sloan, Sr. Research Associate, Infrared Spectrograph Science Center, Cornell University Read more . . . (164 words) Clarissa Plank, BA Art Education 2010, will give a slide lecture about her current work in progress as an MFA candidate for SUNY New Paltz on Friday February 22 at 11am in 121 Ceracche CenterContributed by Denise Vanderburgh on 02/14/2013
Clarissa’s work deals with the intersection of human and natural systems. In her fine art prints, she responds to different facets of the earth, everyday life, and social systems. She aims to cause the viewer to pause, caught by a spark of recognition, surprise, or curiosity. Read more . . . (132 words) “Challenging Casanova: Beyond the Stereotype of the Promiscuous Young Male”Contributed by Rebecca Plante on 02/12/2013
Read more . . . (227 words) Join Us Tonight for the Ithaca College Gerontology Institute Distinguished Speaker Series to Discuss Aging and Developmental DisabilitiesContributed by Kat Burton on 02/10/2013
Read more . . . (119 words) Asian American Studies Candidate On-campus Presentation & Open Meeting ScheduleContributed by Claire Swensen on 02/08/2013
Faculty, students, and staff are invited to attend a presentation by candidate, Christina Chin, who is a semi-finalist for the line in Asian-American Studies. This will be a dual appointment, between the CSCRE and Sociology. There is also an "open meeting" time slot if you want to meet with the candidate. Read more . . . (69 words) Watch an Important Documentary Film on Latinos in the USA, Tues., Feb. 12Contributed by Brandy Hawley on 02/08/2013
The Park Center for Independent Media invites you to a screening of an important new documentary film, Harvest of Empire, based on Democracy Now! cohost Juan González’s ground-breaking book, Harvest of Empire: A History of Latinos in America. The screening will take place on Tuesday, February 12, 7:00 p.m., in Park Hall Auditorium and will be followed by a panel discussion. Read more . . . (206 words) Ithaca College Gerontology Institute Distinguished Speaker Series to Discuss Aging and Developmental Disabilities on February 11thContributed by Kat Burton on 02/07/2013
Read more . . . (119 words) Israeli Communication Professor to come to IthacaContributed by Jessie Kanowitz on 02/05/2013
Professor Dov Shinar, Dean of the School of Communications and Head of FAIR MEDIA: Center for Study of Conflict, War and Peace Coverage at Netanya Academic College in Israel will be coming to Ithaca. Read more . . . (49 words) David Jewitt, Earth and Space Science Department of UCLA, Gives a talk for the Physics Spring Seminar SeriesContributed by Jill Ackerman on 02/04/2013
Origins of the Oceans Earth formed hot and probably dry, acquiring its water and other volatiles after the accretional phase. Possible sources for terrestrial water include the comets from the Kuiper belt, asteroids from the main-belt and water-bearing dust from beyond the Earth's orbit. I will discuss recent developments in understanding the origin of the oceans and other terrestrial-planet volatiles. Read more . . . (263 words) Powerful film about justice after genocide, Truths in Arusha, screening February 11, 7-9 p.m. in Textor 103Contributed by Natalia Sturtz-Verastegui on 02/01/2013
Read more . . . (280 words) Asian American Studies Candidate On-campus Presentation & Open Meeting ScheduleContributed by Claire Swensen on 02/01/2013
Faculty, students, and *staff are invited to attend a presentation by candidate, Jane Yamashiro, who is a semi-finalist for the line in Asian-American Studies. This will be a dual appointment, between the CSCRE and Sociology. There is also an "open meeting" time slot if you want to meet with the candidate. *Staff are invited, which was erroneously omitted in previous Intercom story. Read more . . . (61 words) Save the Date! Ithaca College Gerontology Institute Distinguished Speaker Series to Discuss Aging and Developmental Disabilities on February 11thContributed by Kat Burton on 01/31/2013
Read more . . . (119 words) Asian American Studies Candidate On-campus Presentation & Open Meeting ScheduleContributed by Claire Swensen on 01/31/2013
Faculty and students are invited to attend a presentation by candidate, Jane Yamashiro, who is a semi-finalist for the line in Asian-American Studies. This will be a dual appointment, between the CSCRE and Sociology. There is also an "open meeting" time slot if you want to meet with the candidate. Read more . . . (62 words) Zoe Paolantonio, History '06, "Humanities in Action: A History Major's Career Path from Friends Hall to the Court Room"Contributed by Jonathan Ablard on 01/31/2013
On Monday, February 4th at 4pm in Klingenstein Lounger, Zoe Paolantonio will share how her history degree helped prepare her for law school and her subsequent career as a legal advocate for women and families. Read more . . . (187 words) Saleema Waraich: "Negotiating Private and Public Spaces, from the Harem to the Veil" (2/1)Contributed by Mara Baldwin on 01/29/2013
Read more . . . (99 words) LGBT Film Series Continues Thurs. January 31 with Hip-Hop Film "Pick up the Mic"Contributed by Lis Maurer on 01/27/2013
Read more . . . (118 words) Save the Date! Ithaca College Gerontology Institute Distinguished Speaker Series to Discuss Aging and Developmental Disabilities on February 11thContributed by Kat Burton on 01/25/2013
Read more . . . (138 words) Asian-American Studies Candidate On-campus Presentation & Open Meeting Schedules *Contributed by Claire Swensen on 01/24/2013
Faculty and students are invited to attend presentations by three candidates who are semi-finalists for the line in Asian-American Studies. This will be a dual appointment, between the CSCRE and Sociology. There is also an "open meeting" time slot if you want to meet with the candidates. Read more . . . (161 words)
"Immunity to Intracellular Infection: It's all fun and games until someone gets leukemia" January 31 (pdf) Everyone is welcome to attend! Read more . . . (114 words) Dr. Donathan Brown (Communication Studies, H&S) Invited to Give Advice on Academic Publishing Pertaining to Race and Public PolicyContributed by Laurie Arliss on 01/24/2013
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Physics Spring Seminar Series:
Dr. Andrew Smiler, Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology at Wake Forest University, will be talking about his recent book and research on young men, sexualities, and relationships.
People with developmental disabilities are living longer than ever before, thanks to better medical care and research. However, their aging process can be complicated by both lifelong and new health issues. In addition, 25 percent of people with developmental disabilities who live at home with their family, live with an aging family caregiver who is 60 years or older, and this percentage is rising. What happens when aging parents develop their own medical and cognitive decline? Who will assume caregiving for both?
People with developmental disabilities are living longer than ever before, thanks to better medical care and research. However, their aging process can be complicated by both lifelong and new health issues. In addition, 25 percent of people with developmental disabilities who live at home with their family, live with an aging family caregiver who is 60 years or older, and this percentage is rising. What happens when aging parents develop their own medical and cognitive decline? Who will assume caregiving for both?
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A lively discussion with Filmmaker Beate Arnestad and Prosecutor Brian Wallace moderated by Professor Peye Soyinka will follow the screening.
People with developmental disabilities are living longer than ever before, thanks to better medical care and research. However, their aging process can be complicated by both lifelong and new health issues. In addition, 25 percent of people with developmental disabilities who live at home with their family, live with an aging family caregiver who is 60 years or older, and this percentage is rising. What happens when aging parents develop their own medical and cognitive decline? Who will assume caregiving for both?
Negotiating Private and Public Spaces, from the Harem to the Veil
The Out of the Closet and Onto the Screen series at Ithaca College will host a free public showing of the documentary “Pick Up the Mic” on Thursday, January 31, at 7 p.m. in Textor 103.
People with developmental disabilities are living longer than ever before, thanks to better medical care and research. However, their aging process can be complicated by both lifelong and new health issues. In addition, 25 percent of people with developmental disabilities who live at home with their family, live with an aging family caregiver who is 60 years or older, and this percentage is rising. What happens when aging parents develop their own medical and cognitive decline? Who will assume caregiving for both?
Dr. Evan Lind, University of Toronto
Assistant Professor Donathan Brown, Department of Communication Studies, has accepted an invitation to speak about academic publishing pertaining to race and public policy in conjunction with the National Association of Blacks in Higher Education conference.