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Faculty and Students Submit Your Presentation for the Whalen Academic Symposium! Fill out the Online Submission Form: https://ithaca.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d3XPUyc3x8sSVVP Read more . . . (56 words) Seeking Judges, Reviewers, Moderators, and Volunteers for the 22nd Annual Whalen SymposiumContributed by Omar Stoute on 02/11/19 
Last year's Symposium was a great success because of all the support we received. If you are able to join us this year for the 22nd Annual Whalen Symposium, on April 2, 2019, as a Moderator, Time Keeper, Finalist Judge, Volunteer and/or Abstract Reviewer we'd be glad to have you. Read more . . . (138 words) REMINDER: Dana Student Internship Applications Due Today - February 11Contributed by Angela Ellis on 02/11/19
Student and Mentor applications for the Dana Student Internship Program are due today, Monday, February 11, 2019. Read more . . . (85 words) Biology Seminar Feb. 14 on Treating Arthritis and Vaccinating KidsContributed by Nancy Pierce on 02/11/19
David Putnam, Cornell University "Treating Arthritis and Vaccinating Kids using Funcational Biomaterials" February 14 All are welcome. Read more . . . (26 words) Black History Month Upcoming Events: "Mending Our Broken Hearts"Contributed by Omega Hollies on 02/11/19
Read more . . . (281 words) Poet Bruce Weigl Reads on Tuesday at 6 pm Handwerker GalleryContributed by Nick Kowalczyk on 02/10/19
Poet Bruce Weigl, twice a Pulitzer Prize finalist, will read at 6 pm on Tues, Feb 12 at Handwerker Gallery as part of the Distinguished Visiting Writers Series. Read more . . . (80 words)
All dining venues will also operate as scheduled.
All areas of the Campus Center will be open on Monday, February 11, for normal operations, including the IC Square food court and Emerson Suites. Independent inspections and analyses conducted by two separate engineering firms have determined that all portions of the building are structurally sound, and that the damage that occurred during a concert Saturday evening was only cosmetic in nature. That cosmetic repair work was completed on Sunday. Read more . . . (173 words) Drop in to Job 102 to try our VR gear all semester long!Contributed by Marilyn Dispensa on 02/10/19
We have many experiences that can be educational, scary, or fun on the HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, Oculus Go or Google Daydream. Read more . . . (118 words) What Stories can you tell with 360 perspectives? February 12, 12;10 pmContributed by Marilyn Dispensa on 02/10/19
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The Office of Human Resources is in the process of implementing the College’s new Oracle Cloud for HR. To facilitate this implementation, members of the HR team will be conducting system testing over the next several weeks. As a result, HR team members will have very limited availability. We appreciate your patience and will do our best to assist you and address any email and voicemail messages as we become available. Read more . . . (34 words) Institutional Animal Care and Use (IACUC) Proposal Submission System and Due DatesContributed by Stephanie St. John on 02/10/19
During a concert this evening in the Campus Center’s Emerson Suites, a number of audience members began dancing in a synchronized jumping rhythm. That movement resulted in some visible flexing of the flooring, and corresponding flexing of the ceiling in the IC Square food court one floor below. Some sheet rock in the IC Square ceiling also cracked, and small pieces of it fell to the floor. Campus Center management and the Office of Public Safety worked with the performing artist to bring a stop to the jumping, and the show ended safely. No one was hurt, and both rooms were safely cleared with no injuries reported. Read more . . . (147 words) Provost’s Colloquium: Post-Sabbatical Presentations Feb 11Contributed by Colette Matisco on 02/09/19
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Jen Tennant, associate professor of Economics, just published a personal essay in the literary magazine Pleiades. Read more . . . (17 words) |
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The Center for IDEAS and student organizations all over Ithaca College have been working to make this month one that honors Black History at our institution in an engaging way. The month's theme is "Mending Our Broken Hearts". Each week we will remind the campus of the events being held. Below are this week's upcoming events! 
IC Square will resume regular operations hours of operation on Monday, February 11th. 
Teaching and Learning with Technology's IC Immersive initiative is hosting drop-in hours all semester long in the Instructional Media Lab in Job 102.
The IC Immersive team in Ithaca College’s IT department is offering a free workshop to campus community members talking about the tools that can assist with the creation of immersive experiences. We’ll be reviewing many of the popular technologies (e.g. Google Tour Creator) available to consumers and how they can be applied to making narrative experiences in 360 degrees.
The M.I.N.D. Presidential Seed Grant initiative seeks students, faculty, and staff to participate in a campus based, dual-directional mentoring program!
February 13th
Join IC alumni, family and friends in experiencing learning like never before at our next faculty/staff speaker series, “Brains in a Bar!”