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“Very Good for an American”: Essays on Edward MacDowell published by Pendragon Press (2017) includes a chapter by music professor Mark A. Radice.

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Parenting the Hardest Job in the World   An 8 week series for parents/caregivers.   

Parenting Skills Workshop Series  -- PS: It Works! Communication Skills for All

• A class for every parent
• Every parent comes out with something new
• Share your strengths and learn new strategies
• You are the most important teacher in your child’s life!

Learn to talk with your children using the skills: Encouragement, Can Do, Choices, Self-Control and Respecting Feelings.

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Come and hear about highlights of her research trip to Norway - bring your lunch - enjoy photographs and interesting details about her research trip

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Park Hall Auditorium, Wednesday, October 4, 7 pm

 How many movies seen across the globe had key scenes filmed on Ithaca College’s campus? It’s a doc about media and politics called “All Governments Lie: Truth, Deception and the Spirit of I.F. Stone” – co-produced by Jeff Cohen of the journalism dept./Park Center for Independent Media. Jeff will participate in a Q&A after the screening.

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How is our social, cultural and personal memory stored in our individual and collective body? What is the role of our bodies is creating social change? Please join the discussion with internationally renowned guest Dr. Martha Eddy and Associate Professor Julian Euell.

Each fall during Latino Heritage Month, film lovers of all ages gather in Ithaca for upstate New York's premiere Latin American film festival: Cine con Cultura Latin@ American Film Festival.

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The Committee for College-wide Requirements (CCR) is requesting faculty volunteers for ICC designation subcommittees.

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Teachers are now ready for the fall thanks to Project Look Sharp’s intensive three-day workshop this past summer. From July 24th to 26th, Project Look Sharp facilitated media literacy training and teachings to a wide variety of educators. 

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Please join us Monday, September 25 from 8:30-9:30 am for The Device Debate: Student Use of Technology in the Classroom, a breakfast discussion in the Center for Faculty Excellence, 316 Gannett.

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Please join us Thursday, September 28 from 8:30-9:30 am in the Center for Faculty Excellence, Gannett 316, for Mutual Mentoring at Ithaca College: Moving Beyond One-Size-Fits-All Mentoring.

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 Come hear some incredible faculty, guests, and the first ensembles of the semester! 

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  Can you imagine engaging students in complex concepts by having them work simultaneously on a 12' multi-touch interactive wall, while other students contribute to the wall at their seat?

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Tony Porter, A CALL TO MEN, was originally scheduled to visit Ithaca College on Wednesday, September 20, 2017 to engage with faculty and staff at the Student Affairs Opening Workshop at 10:30AM, and then with students at 7:00PM in Hockett Family Recital Hall, Whalen Center. Both sessions have been postponed.

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Have you ever wanted to learn which fork to use or how to pass the rolls at a nice dinner? Sign up today for the 9th Annual BOLD (Business and Organizational Leadership Development Conference). 

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The annual Careers in Sport Symposium will be held on Sunday, September 24 from 2-4PM at the Park Center for Business first floor atrium.

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“Functional variation in mtDNA in yeast: A tug of war between growth and mitochondrial genome integrity”

September 21   
4:00 pm
CNS 112

All are welcome to attend.

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Our second annual Study Abroad Fair is coming up on Tuesday, September 26, 11am-2pm in the North Foyer & Emerson Suites.  The Fair is an excellent opportunity for students interested in studying abroad to begin collecting information about their options and to consult with on-campus advising resources.

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A paralyzing injury has not stopped Joe Stone from living a full and adventurous life.  Meet Joe and hear his amazing story.

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Join us for the 3rd annual Professions Week September 24th –  29th! 

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Assistant Professor of Spanish, Giovanna Rivero, has received special recognition for her literary work, Lo más oscuro del bosque.

The Bolivian Academy of Children's and Young Adult Literature has selected Rivero's young adult novel for recognition as one of the most significant contributions to young adult literature in Bolivia. 

The novel, whose young protagonist is a rapper, engages with the issue of bipolar disorder. Rivero chose to have her main character communicate complex issues through rap as the genre allows for wordplay and an ease of expression that is unmatched by other musical genres. 

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