Education studies majors to be restructured amid cuts
Thirteen undergraduate teacher education majors at Ithaca College will be discontinued but most will be substituted with equivalent graduate programs.
Thirteen undergraduate teacher education majors at Ithaca College will be discontinued but most will be substituted with equivalent graduate programs.
Ithaca College will be terminating faculty members — including faculty of color — as a part of the APP process, but it is unclear how many faculty of color will be affected.
Ithaca College administrators held a Q&A session with students regarding their concerns with the Academic Prioritization Program process March 4.
The Ithaca College Student Governance Council (SGC) discussed a vote of no confidence at its March 8 meeting.
Collado and Cornish spoke about the campus community’s reactions to the changes and the APP process moving forward.
The Ithaca College Faculty Council discussed a vote of no confidence against the administration during its March 2.
Members of the Department of Communication Studies are disappointed with the elimination of the communications studies major, which is being cut as a part of the APP process.
Ithaca College Alumni Against Austerity voiced its discontent with the approval of the final APP recommendations in a March 1 event.
The aging studies major is one of 26 majors, programs and departments slated to be eliminated as a result of the APP process.
The Open the Books coalition organized a candlelight vigil to honor the faculty members whose positions are being eliminated due to the APP.
Out of the five graduate programs that are being recommended for discontinuation by the APPIC, four are Masters of Music (M.M.) in the School of Music.
The Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies and community organizations its students work with are voicing their opposition to the “Shape of the College” recommendations.