Ithaca College Under REMOTE Operating Status from 12 p.m. on 1/25, until 11 p.m. on 1/26
IC will be open but under REMOTE operating status from noon on Sun., January 25, until 11 p.m. on Monday, January 26. No in-person classes. Essential staff should report in person. Campus services will be limited.
Because of the impending winter storm, Ithaca College will be open but in remote operating status from noon on Sunday, January 25, until 11 p.m. on Monday, January 26. There will be no in-person classes; any classes that are held during this time are to be held remotely only. Only essential staff should report to campus.
Essential on-campus operations will remain open but may have limited services. Any services that can be delivered in a remote format with remote staff can remain open. No scheduled in-person events or programs on campus are permitted. See campus-wide email for additional details.
Presented to students who have increased the profile of the community of color through continued participation in leadership roles throughout their Ithaca College experience.
Our Namesakes: Mary Chung-Hayashi and Jim Thorpe
Mary Chung-Hayashi (born Chung Mi Kyun) has been named one of the top feminist leaders for the 21st Century. At 26 she created the National Asian Women’s Health Organization, the first national organization devoted to Asian and Pacific Islander women in the U.S.. Mrs. Chung-Hayashi also is a former assemblywoman for the California State Legislature.
Jim Thorpe (whose Sac and Fox name was Wa-Tho-Huk) is considered one of the most versatile athletes of modern sports. He won Olympic Gold Medals in the newly formed decathlon and pentathlon events at the 1912 Stockholm summer games. Additionally, he was the 1st National Football League president.
Award Recipients
Current and Past award recipients along with their majors. Congratulations to all our awardees!
Annabel Doamekpor, Business Admintration/Marketing Communication
