Ithaca College

The bachelor of science degree program in athletic training in the (newly renamed) Department of Exercise Science & Athletic Training has received a 10 year re-accreditation award from the national accrediting body, the Commission on Accreditation for Athletic Training Education, or the CAATE. This recognition secures the program's status until 2028-29, and allows them to now complete their transition to the Master's degree in order to be in compliance with new professional education requirements of the CAATE (entry-level degree will be at the master's level, effective by 2023). Thanks to all administrators, studenets, preceptors and students for helping with the 1.5 year self-study process and sustained excellence.

(The following message is being posted on behalf of Ernie McClatchie, Director of Maintenance, Grounds & Transportation) 

Back by popular demand, the Ithaca College Grounds team will be conducting a large plant sale on Friday, June 14th, 2019 from 8am - 3pm in the S-Lot Parking Lot located by Farm Pond Road.  

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After 30 plus years of service to Ithaca College, Lorie Holmes-VanDusen will be retiring on June 14, 2019. During her tenure, Lorie became an Ithaca College alumnus as a graduate from the School of Business.

Lorie played a pivotal role in supporting APC and maintaining the Ithaca College course catalogs, working with faculty and staff across campus. Lorie has assisted countless students and alumni reach their academic and career goals.

The following is a small sample of reflections from Lorie’s colleagues on the impact Lorie has had on the Office of the Registrar as they fondly remember her service and wish her well:

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Posted on behalf of President Shirley M. Collado

Dear Campus Community,

I am delighted to share the news that Laurie Koehler will be joining the college’s senior leadership team as our Vice President for Marketing and Enrollment Strategy. Laurie’s first day on campus will be Wednesday, August 7. 

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Please be aware that full-time IT staff will be off campus for an all-day retreat on Wednesday, June 12th. The Service Desk will be open as usual from 8am-5pm with student staffing, and there will be student coverage in most other IT areas as well. However, there will be no second tier support available, other than for critical, high-impact issues, should any arise.

We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause. 

Information Technology Service Desk
104 Job Hall
servicedesk@ithaca.edu
607-274-1000

The on-campus Food Pantry will be open this week on Tuesday June 11th 5-6pm and Friday June 14th 2-3:15pm. It will also be open next week Tuesday June 18th 5-6pm and Friday June 21st 2-3:15

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A group of students from Ithaca College won the prestigious American Advertising Federation's National Student Advertising Competition on Friday, June 7, in Hollywood, Florida. The team competed against seven other schools, with Liberty University coming in second and Syracuse University finishing third.

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Arzu Karaduman, assistant professor in the Department of Media Arts, Sciences, and Studies, presented her paper titled "Narcissism Adrift in Sound in Cinema: Cryptic Voices in Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s Three Monkeys and Once Upon a Time in Anatolia" at the annual conference of the Film Studies Association of Canada as part of the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences 2019 at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.

Robert "Bob" Earle, 93, passed on Wednesday June 5, following a
short illness.  He was the first chair of the department of Television and Radio, beginning in 1953.

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(The following message is being posted on behalf of Ernie McClatchie, Director of Maintenance, Grounds & Transportation) 

Back by popular demand, the Ithaca College Grounds team will be conducting a large plant sale on Friday, June 14th, 2019 from 8am - 3pm in the S-Lot Parking Lot located by Farm Pond Road.  

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Please be aware that full-time IT staff will be off campus for an all-day retreat on Wednesday, June 12th. The Service Desk will be open as usual from 8am-5pm with student staffing, and there will be student coverage in most other IT areas as well. However, there will be no second tier support available, other than for critical, high-impact issues, should any arise.

We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause. 

Information Technology Service Desk
104 Job Hall
servicedesk@ithaca.edu
607-274-1000

Walter Byongsok Chon’s translation of the Korean play INCHING TOWARDS YEOLHA by Sam-Shik Pai received a staged reading presentation as part of the international Voices Project 2019.

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The Experiential Learning Alliance (ELA) invites professional and administrative support staff who supervise student employees to our third program, the "I SEE SUPERvision Retreat".  RSVPs close today!

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Cheryl Rotyliano, Assistant Director of Career Engagement and Education was a featured speaker at the 2019 NACE Conference in Orlando.

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The family of Jase Barrack ’20, who passed away on May 10 after suffering a serious injury off campus, has asked the college to make the campus community aware of some appropriate channels for making donations in his memory. An athletic training major, Jase was being cared for at Cayuga Medical Center, and his family made the decision to donate his organs in order to offer others the gift of life.

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Plum Benefits offers the Ithaca College Community access to exclusive savings on movie tickets, theme parks, hotels, rental cars, sporting events, tours, Broadway and Vegas shows, and much more! Be sure to visit www.plumbenefits.com often, as new products and discounts are constantly being added.

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The Engagement and Connection Committee, formed by the Office of Case Management, is working on gathering information about peer-to-peer programs across campus.

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The Reporting Center is undergoing some changes as of Saturday, June 8.  The system will be down from 8:00-11:00 AM while we switch to new servers. Old bookmarks that you may have, to both the Reporting Center and directly to specific reports, will no longer be valid. 

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Risham Majeed (Art History) presented her research at the Frick Collection in New York City. A first for the Frick, the panel, “Who’s Not in the Picture,” examined histories of visibility, representation, and exclusion in Euro-American museum history. Majeed advocated for a historically grounded approach when evaluating art historical and museological narratives.

For more information and other speaker’s bios see frick.org/lectures.

Register today by signing in at www.tiaa.org/webinar. Start the summer with live webinars that can help you improve your financial knowledge. Reserve your spot today.

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