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Women's Mentoring Network - New and Expecting Moms ConversationContributed by Colette Matisco on 11/19/19 
The Women’s Mentoring Network is proud to announce the Fall 2019 Coffee Conversation Series, with topics selected and hosted by women across campus. Read more . . . (189 words) Provost's Post-Sabbatical Colloquium - Thursday, November 21, 2019Contributed by Colette Matisco on 11/19/19
Provost La Jerne Terry Cornish invites us all to gather for an evening of refreshment for our mind and bodies. Please join us as our speakers lead us in an exploration of knowledge in history, economics and biology. Read more . . . (80 words)
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The information sessions that were scheduled to take place before Thanksgiving break have been postponed with future dates to be announced.
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Do you still need an elective that meets the global area studies requirement for the Spring 2020 semester? Read more . . . (32 words) Department of Exercise Science and Athletic Training retired Professor Gary Sforzo presented at the Annual International Conference of the Medical Fitness AssociationContributed by Jackie Wandell on 11/18/19
Gary Sforzo, retired Professor of Exercise Science and Athletic Training, attended and presented at the Annual International Conference of the Medical Fitness Association in Orlando, FL. At this meeting on October 15, 2019 he presented a 60-min seminar entitled "Evolving Evidence: Compendium of Health & Wellness Coaching Literature." The presentation essentially described a comprehensive review of the health coaching literature he published in May in the American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine in collaboration with Sebastian Harenberg (ESAT Assistant Professor), Laura Cobus-Kuo (Librarian-Health Sciences), and Kyle Costello ('17).
Yvonne Rogalski (Speech-Language Pathology) Publishes Research on a Writing Treatment for People with Aphasia, an Acquired Language DisorderContributed by Maureen Forrest on 11/18/19
The article describes "Attentive Reading with Constrained Summarization-Written" (ARCS-W), a multi-modality writing treatment. Read more . . . (57 words) One more week to nominate Junior and Senior Student Leaders!Contributed by Courtney Owens on 11/18/19
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Read how Thanksgiving traditions can boost health and wellness in this month's Total Wellbeing Newsletter, brought to you by eni.
Rachel Paparone (Modern Languages and Literatures) Presents at Conferences for American Scholars of Canadian StudiesContributed by Rachel Paparone on 11/18/19
Rachel Paparone (Modern Languages and Literatures) gave an invited presentation at the biannual meeting of the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States (ACSUS) in Montreal. As an alumna ('18) of the Canadian Studies Teaching Institute sponsored by the University of Maine, she was asked to present successful strategies for incorporating Canadian Studies in French courses at the post-secondary level. Her talk, titled "Teaching Québec in an Atlantic Francophone Seminar," identified Canadian content that could be easily integrated into courses covering Francophone Caribbean literature and culture and highlighted approaches to student engagement with Canada that have been successful in French courses at IC.
Please join us for a talk with Teresa Jordan of Cornell UniversityContributed by Jill Ackerman on 11/18/19
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Read more . . . (82 words) ICSM Art Exhibition WEDNESDAY 11/20 at the CREATIVE SPACE GALLERYContributed by Bill Hastings on 11/17/19
Sigma Tau Delta Faculty Speaker Series, Nov 20, 2019: Dr. Dyani Taff on Racialized Environments in Early Modern CultureContributed by Christopher Matusiak on 11/17/19
"Rocks and Hard Places: Scylla and Charybdis, Wombs/Tombs, and Racialized Environments in Early Modern Culture" How are the classical sea monsters Scylla and Charybdis racialized, and what are their genders? Dr Dyani Taff's talk will offer a few answers, examining early modern ideas about monstrosity, nature, and human-nonhuman interactions in a variety of early modern texts. Edmund Spenser's The Faerie Queene, book 2 and Hester Pulter's "The Complaint of the Thames, 1647," poems written half a century apart and in radically differing political climates, will serve as core examples. Spenser and Pulter offer radical rewritings of the classical story that make violent monsters into agents of political and personal change and that invite questions about the supposed naturalness of 16th and 17th century hierarchies of race and gender. This talk is sponsored by Sigma Tau Delta, the English Honor Society.
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Eight IC students presented their original research at the Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association’s annual conference on November 7-9.
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