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All students, faculty, staff are invited to participate in the annual MLK day celebration on Monday, January 21st to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This is the first Monday after break, so make sure you arrange your return trip back to campus to be back by the 21st! 

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Main topic: pot luck dinner and fun night.

 

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ICMSA is hosting their 4th Annual Dinner Dance

Saturday, December 8
6:00 pm

Celebrations Catering & Banquets 2331 Slaterville RD, Ithaca, New York 14850

Guest Speaker: Dr. Jean Hardwick
Professor, Department of Biology

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Guest speaker Clare Ribando Seelke, Specialist in Latin American Affairs at the Congressional Research Service, will talk about careers with the federal government at 12:10pm on Thursday, December 6.  Join us for this presentation and you'll learn why you should consider a government career, how to apply & where to find opportunities.  Reserve your seat using your eRecruiting account (look under Special Events in the Events Calendar).

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Is your student organization planning an event that takes place on or before Friday, February 15th, 2013? If so, please be sure to contact the Office of Campus Center and Event Services to discuss your event needs before you leave for Winter Break.

Please stop by our office, 238 Egbert Hall, call (607) 274-3313, or email ces@ithaca.edu to start the event planning process. We especially encourage organizations that require price estimates to contact us as soon as possible.

Please keep in mind that the College is closed from Monday, December 24, 2012 – Tuesday, January 1, 2013. Our office will reopen on Wednesday, January 2, 2013 and resume normal operating hours of 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.

Stay connected to the people who know how to plan great events. Find us on Facebook today (keywords: Campus Center & Event Services).

Stop by and relax with a few good games before exams!

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Are you going to be 21 before March 9, have a clean driving record, and want to make a difference during your 2013 spring Break!?

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The 2013 Orientation Leader and Student Leadership Consultant applications will be available in the spring, beginning in February.  Please visit the Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs website in the future for updates.  Look out for our 1990's themed advertisements early next semester!

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Career Services wishes to announce a change in date and time to the upcoming visit by IC alumnus, Mark Kreider '10, of Teksystems.  Mark will now be visiting campus on Wednesday, December 5, to provide information about his company, the Recruiter/Inside Sales position for which they are hiring, and the job search in general.

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The Out of the Closet and Onto the Screen series at Ithaca College will host a free public showing of the documentary “The Chorus” on Wednesday, Dec 5, at 7 p.m. in Textor 101.

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How does my family history affect my health? Do genes make someone gay? Is my personality more influenced by genetics or my environment? Explore these questions and more in a new 12-day online course designed specifically for non-biology majors. 

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Interested in a career in the federal government?  Want to learn more about Latin American Affairs?

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With the holiday season upon us,  it is a good time to review the college's policies on the safe use of decorations.  Please take a moment to read this important information.

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Primitive Pursuits, in partnership with Cornell Cooperative Extension and the Ithaca College Dept of Environmental Studies & Sciences will be offering two Wilderness Skill Instructor Certification programs next spring, both during and after the 2013 spring academic semester. This course will cover a wide variety of primitive technology skills, naturalist skills and teaching methods.

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Register to attend the next student driver safety class on 12/4/2012 from 7-9pm in Textor 103.  This is the last class before Winter Break.

You may register on-line for the class at:  www.ithaca.edu/riskmanagement/ed_prog/ 

 

 

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December Grads

Contributed by Alyssa Cooper on 11/29/2012 

You’re in the final countdown from being seniors to being alumni, and there’s so much to do! We just wanted to remind you that now is a great time to make your senior class gift.

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Paris Study Abroad Course Opportunity with Ithaca College faculty this summer, May 23-June 5, 2013.

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Interested in developing your leadership skills, meeting other student leaders, and having a fantastic weekend retreat experience? Leadership Weekend 2013 is almost here!

Applications for Leadership Weekend 2013 will open on Monday, December 3rd! This retreat is designed to encourage emerging leaders to discuss their own thoughts on leadership, connect with other student leaders, and further their involvement at Ithaca College.

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Career Services is pleased to welcome ESN Mike Leonard of the United States Navy to campus on Tuesday, December 11, to provide information about the Navy's Health Professions Scholarship Program.

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As the fall semester comes to an end, some of you may have an expected or unexpected vacancy in your room, suite or apartment.   Whether you anticipate a vacancy or not, the Office of Residential Life strongly recommends that you complete a vacancy form indicating the individual you would like to pull into your room in the event that a space opens.  If a vacancy occurs in your room, suite, or apartment and we do not have this form on file, we will assign that space to a student interested in living in that particular area. 

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