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It's with both pleasure and a degree sadness that the Business and Finance division will celebrate the upcoming retirement of Jo Anne Rosato.

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  Peter Silberman, Associate Professor of Music Theory, presented a talk based on an Ithaca College course he developed at the conference Pedagogy Into Practice:  Teaching Music Theory in the Twenty-First Century, held at Lee University in Cleveland, TN, on June 2.

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It is with great mixed emotions that we announce that Harriet Marisa, Associate Director for Systems & Applications Administration in DIIS will be retiring at the end of this month. After just over 23 years at Ithaca College, her last day will be Friday, June 30th.

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Steve Gonick, Executive in Residence in the School of Business, accompanied seven students to the daylong Women@Work Summit in Albany, NY at the Times Union Newspaper Corporate Headquarters on Wednesday, June 7, 2017.

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 Writing Department Associate Professor Catherine Taylor presented at a panel on "Questioning Memoirs' GPS; Locating Identity and the Global Body Politic" at the NonfictioNow Conference in Reykjavik, Iceland on June 3, 2017. She also Chaired a roundtable on Hybrid Genres in Nonfiction Writing at the same conference. On May 29, Taylor gave a reading and a short lecture at The Poetry Center of Siglufjordur, on Iceland's north coast. 

This posting will serve as a clarification regarding summer parking restrictions.  As stated in the original posting, “…fire lanes, no parking zones, timed spaces, accessible spaces and other reserve spaces and lots…” will be enforced, as they would be during the academic year. 

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The New Directions Cello Festival is a performance and educational forum for non-classical cello, featuring performances, workshops, and jam sessions led by guest artists (and their groups) who are pioneering new directions for cellists in a wide variety of styles.

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Dr. Janet Galván had an active year as a guest conductor and clinician.  In July of 2016, she led a choral tour of singers from Perth, Australia, Pennsylvania, and Georgia on a tour to Belfast and Dublin, presenting concerts to packed, enthusiastic audiences.  

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We are recruiting participants aged 3 – 15 years for a study looking at how the link between heart activity and breathing changes during activities such as rhythmic movement and listening to music, poetry, and a reading appropriate to the child’s age.

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 We are looking for infants who will soon turn 5 months, born within 3 weeks of due date, weighing less than 30 lbs., have not yet started to crawl on hands and knees, and are developing typically.  

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This posting will serve as a clarification regarding summer parking restrictions.  As stated in the original posting, “…fire lanes, no parking zones, timed spaces, accessible spaces and other reserve spaces and lots…” will be enforced, as they would be during the academic year.  

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The goal of our monthly newsletter is to provide faculty and staff with news and information about Human Resources people, programs and events. Watch for the most recent newsletter in Intercom or on Facebook. 

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Of all the new college presidents assuming their posts this year, the New York Times chose Ithaca College’s incoming President Shirley M. Collado to interview for an article on the issues facing institutions of higher education. She also discussed her ambitions for a college poised for change.

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It's with both pleasure and a degree sadness that the Business and Finance division will celebrate the upcoming retirement of Jo Anne Rosato.

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The following message is being provided on behalf of Ernie McClatchie, Director of Maintenance, Grounds and Transportation

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Patricia Zimmermann, professor of screen studies and codirector of the Finger Lakes Enviornmental Film Festival, and her coauthor, Scott MacDonald, professor of cinema at Hamilton College, published The Flaherty:  Decades in the Cause of Independent Cinema (Indiana University Press, 2017). 

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The following message is being shared on behalf of Dr. Timothy Carey, Associate Vice President, Facilities

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 What will tomorrow’s classroom look like? Will the classroom of tomorrow even be a classroom? Flipped classrooms, remote viewers, asynchronous learning, and other trends have dramatically changed the way we teach and learn. With technology and social forces pushing rapid changes in education, it’s certain that we’ll see even more changes in the next few years. So how do we prepare for these changes?

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Three professors with the Athletic Training Education Program in the Department of Exercise & Sport Sciences just published 2 critical and provoking manuscripts in a special issue of the Athletic Training Education Journal dedicated to the profession's transition to a professional master's degree.

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Enterprise Rent-A-Car and National Car Rental reduced rental rates for Ithaca College Travelers.

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