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Read more . . . (124 words) IC Staff: Let's Discuss Pets (and other topics) at the "Water Cooler" TODAYContributed by Jess Shapiro on 07/29/20 
Our theme for this week is pets, but we can chat about anything. Feel free to pop in for 1 minute or 30, or at any point in the half hour. Read more . . . (64 words) Janet Galván (School of Music) Featured Presenter for ACDA-PAContributed by Sara Jacobs on 07/29/20
FLEFF Event: AI WEIWEI: YOURS TRULY, Cinemapolis with Talk Back Thursday July 30Contributed by Patricia Zimmermann on 07/28/20
(NOTE: may be geofenced for New York state only; if so, find an art cinema in your state which might be running it) FLEFF VIRTUAL TALK BACK – THURSDAY, JULY 30 at 6 PM FLEFF co-directors, Dr. Patricia Zimmerman and Dr. Thomas Shevory, will be joined by Dr. Leah Shafer (Media and Society, Hobart and William Smith Colleges) and Dr. Zhang Zhen (Cinema Studies and Director, Asian Film and Media Initiative, New York University) for an open discussion forum of this compelling new documentary. Read more . . . (113 words)
After careful consideration and a deep-dive evaluation of the newest release of Sakai (20), while also recognizing the overwhelming changes that faculty and students are experiencing as a part of the upcoming academic year, the Information Technology team has decided not to upgrade to a more current version of Sakai at this time. Read more . . . (170 words)
Read more . . . (330 words) Stephen Tropiano appears in an episode of AUTOPSY: THE LAST HOURS OF . . .Contributed by Stephen Tropiano on 07/26/20
Stephen Tropiano, professor of screen studies and director of the Ithaca College Los Angeles Program, appears in a recent episode of AUTOPSY: THE LAST HOURS OF GILDA RADNER currently airing on Reelz television network.
Read more . . . (27 words) Honors Program Rapid Response Salon on COVID-19: Prison, Racism, ReformContributed by Patricia Zimmermann on 07/23/20
To register: Speakers: Bruce Clarke '67, Georgetown Prison Scholars Program Dr. Paula Ioanide, Associate Professor, Center for the Study of Culture, Race, and Ethnicity Elias Beltran, PHD Student/Writing Fellow, Cornell University Moderated by Dr. Shaianne Osterreich, Associate Professor, Economics In partnership with the Ithaca College Honors program, join our faculty, alumni, and community experts in our latest Rapid Response Salon conversation that focuses on prison, racism, and prison reform around the COVID-19 pandemic. Hear their insights in an engaging live format meant to provide expert commentary. Read more . . . (313 words) HONORS PROGRAM RAPID RESPONSE SALON ON COVID-19: BIG DATA, MACHINE LEARNING, SURVEILLANCEContributed by Patricia Zimmermann on 07/07/20
Friday July 10 2020 TO REGISTER: Speakers: Dr. Lauren Britton, Assistant Professor, Emerging Media Dr. Ulises A. Mejias, ’89, Associate Professor, Communication Studies, State University of New York-Oswego Dr. Douglas Turnbull, Associate Professor, Computer Science Moderated by Dr. Brooks Miner, Assistant Professor, Biology In partnership with the Ithaca College Honors program, join our faculty and alumni experts in our latest Rapid Response Salon conversation that focuses on big data, machine learning, and surveillance around the COVID-19 pandemic. Hear their insights in an engaging live format meant to provide expert commentary. Read more . . . (296 words)
~~~ Both students wish to pursue their career goal as a medical doctor. Thanks to the generosity of Dr. Kastenbaum, this award, among many other opportunities are made possible to all students with pre-health interests. Thank you, Dr. Kastenbaum for your continued support. Again, congratulations, Cassandra and Lily!
In The Rooms - a wide variety of 12-step meetings Read more . . . (48 words) Cast your vote for the winning video in the Wear A Mask New York Ad Contest - Voting closes on Monday! #WearAMaskNYContributed by Nancy Reynolds on 05/21/20
Vote for your favorite among the five inspiring finalists! Voting closes May 25, and results will be announced May 26.
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Are you looking for a mentor but don’t know where to start? Drop into office hours to learn more about mentoring for women at IC! Read more . . . (268 words)
Are you looking for a mentor but don’t know where to start? Drop into office hours to learn more about mentoring for women at IC! Read more . . . (268 words) Connect Remotely - Women’s Mentoring Network - Diversity Book ClubContributed by Colette Matisco on 05/12/20
Please join us for a book club focused on the topics of diversity, equity, and inclusion created through the Women’s Mentoring Network. The purpose of the book club is to engage people in conversations surrounding diversity, and how we can make a more inclusive campus. The books may not all relate explicitly to higher education, and the discussions can take us beyond the university lens. Text is used to give everyone a common-ground on which to begin these conversations, and we will look into texts that explore different facets of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Read more . . . (243 words) Connect Remotely - Women’s Mentoring Network - Diversity Book ClubContributed by Colette Matisco on 05/12/20
Please join us for a book club focused on the topics of diversity, equity, and inclusion created through the Women’s Mentoring Network. The purpose of the book club is to engage people in conversations surrounding diversity, and how we can make a more inclusive campus. The books may not all relate explicitly to higher education, and the discussions can take us beyond the university lens. Text is used to give everyone a common-ground on which to begin these conversations, and we will look into texts that explore different facets of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Read more . . . (243 words)
On behalf of the Faculty Development Committee and the Center for Faculty Excellence, our sincere congratulations to the 2020 Faculty Excellence Award recipients: Read more . . . (70 words)
All relationships and endeavors are based in conversation. If differences are to be made, conversations are how those changes will come about. Typically, conversations are monologues occurring simultaneously. Every second we are flooded with personal biases and opinions; how are we supposed to engage in interactions with an open and curious mind? And how do we do it expeditiously? These are good questions, especially in these times of volatility, uncertainty, and complexity. Read more . . . (104 words)
All relationships and endeavors are based in conversation. If differences are to be made, conversations are how those changes will come about. Typically, conversations are monologues occurring simultaneously. Every second we are flooded with personal biases and opinions; how are we supposed to engage in interactions with an open and curious mind? And how do we do it expeditiously? These are good questions, especially in these times of volatility, uncertainty, and complexity. Read more . . . (104 words) |
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IC Soul* is a weekly 30-minute interactive shared reflection space for any student, staff, or faculty regardless of religious, spiritual or non-religious worldview. Hosted by the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life. 
Join other IC staff for a break and informal conversation. Invite a colleague! We'll meet from 11am-11:30am TODAY. 
On Sunday, June 7th, 2020, Dr. Janet Galván was a panelist for the Pennsylvania American Choral Directors Association’s first webinar for the summer. She was speaking about choral instruction and performance in a virtual paradigm. 
AI WEIWEI: YOURS TRULY, Virtual Cinema at Cinemapolis with Talkback Thursday July 30 6-7:15
Join the Park Center for Independent Media on Wednesday, July 29 for a webinar on the media environment amid the coronavirus pandemic and ongoing protests against racial injustice. Our speakers will review the coverage of pandemic and protests by the mainstream media and discuss if recent reporting on racial justice protests represents a shift from the traditional underplaying of race in police stories. The webinar will also explore how the pandemic is affecting independent media outlets and what should we expect in the future.
Friday, July 24, 2020 
Honors Program Rapid Response Salon on COVID-19:
Congratulations to this academic year's recipients:
During this challenging time of social isolation and other stressors, finding support for sobriety is even more important. Millions of people worldwide are engaging in virtual meetings which are available 7 days a week at all hours of the day and night. Check out these links for meeting information!
The Governor's Office asked New Yorkers to help communicate why it is so important to wear a mask to stop the spread of coronavirus. Over 600 videos were submitted over a 2 week period from across the state as part of the "Wear a Mask New York Ad Contest."