Ithaca College

We have recently established a policy for memorial giving at Ithaca College. Until now, a policy did not exist to guide those donors who wish to establish some form of recognition in memory of a deceased individual.

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Tom Gunther, IC's manager of mail services, will be retiring. A farewell reception will be held in the coffee house July 31, 2:00-4:00 pm, to thank Tom for his 11 years of service to the Ithaca College community. Please take the opportunity to stop by and wish him farewell.

Contributed by Jeffrey Brainard

I am writing to ask you for your cooperation in transforming a waste into a resource by choosing to recycle your discarded paper.

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President Peggy R. Williams
invites all Ithaca College employees to our traditional
Summer Ice-Cream Social

Monday, July 28, 2003
Campus Center Quad
3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

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Ithaca College bus trip to Six Flags Darien Lake
Saturday, August 2, 2003
$35.00 per person -- includes bus, all-day ride pass, and water park admission.

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Beginning at 3:00 pm on Friday, 7/25, the Ithaca College e-mail system will be unavailable while upgrades are performed.

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Help your students become media literate by helping them access, analyze, critically evaluate and produce media in a variety of forms in your classroom.

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Three Park School students and Park distinguished chair and professor Christopher Harper spent one month at Rostov State University in June and July for the first of three summer institutes for junior faculty and journalists.

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Mark Book '05 and Emma Rasmussen '04, both cinema and photography majors, spent the summer as interns on a feature film in Antigua and Barbuda. They worked in every aspect of the project with Howard and Mitzi Allen of HAMA Productions.

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We are pleased to announce that David Priester has accepted the position as director of media production facilities and services at the Roy H. Park School of Communications. He will be joining our communications family on August 1.

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Election Center 2002, a live election-night production of Ithaca College Television, won the award for election coverage in the non-professional division of the national Hometown Video Festival.

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There will be an interruption in the completion of SIS data requests and reports during the weeks of July 28- August 1 and August 4-8.

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The Department of Physical Plant's Division of Construction Planning and Design would like to announce the implementation of the Project Approval Request (PAR) form.

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At about 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, July 17, a black bear was seen on Route 96B near the South Hill fire station, adjacent to the Ithaca College campus. The bear traveled across the campus, through the parking lot nearest the Terrace residence halls and upper athletic fields (L-lot), and entered the woods south of the College near Terrace 12 and Ford Observatory.

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The National Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) invited assistant professor of journalism Mead Loop to be the guest speaker at the 2003 Ted Scripps Leadership Training conference in journalism in June.

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The next meeting of the Ithaca College chapter of Toastmasters will be held on Tuesday, July 22 in the North Meeting Room of the Campus Center.

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For an upcoming story in the Ithaca College Quarterly about returned Peace Corps volunteers, we are looking to identify faculty and staff members who have served in the PC.

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Grand Central Cafe will be open 11:00am to 3:00pm, Monday - Friday through July 25. Come enjoy a delicious, ice cold smoothie made with real fruit and fruit juices.

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Ithaca College Theatre's 2003-2004 season promises to be another unique opportunity for Central New York audiences to experience a blend of contemporary and classic live theater.

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All year long there are many reasons to be proud of our association with Ithaca College and happy about living in Ithaca. Last Thursday night proved no exception with the opening of My Fair Lady at the Hangar.

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