College Briefs Nov. 15
One hundred and sixty-one students were inducted into the Oracle Honor Society on Nov. 5 at a ceremony held in the Emerson Suites.
One hundred and sixty-one students were inducted into the Oracle Honor Society on Nov. 5 at a ceremony held in the Emerson Suites.
Forum to focus on midterm results and highlight key issues and races
The Park Center for Independent Media will be holding a public forum from 4 p.m.
The IT Information Security team has received several reports of an email phishing scheme related to iTunes gift cards.
The Office of Analytics and Institutional Research will be hosting the annual IC Data Day at Ithaca College on Oct. 25. The aim of IC Data Day is to promote a culture of data-informed decision-making.
Students and faculty hold festival to showcase Asian-American films
The fifth annual Ithaca Pan Asian American Film Festival will be held from 5:30 p.m.
The inaugural cohort of BOLD scholars is announcing its new student organization — Empowering Mental Health in People of Color.
College library hosts programs in honor of Banned Books Week
In celebration of Banned Books Week, the library’s Research Help Desk will display banned books.
The Ithaca College Jazz Ensemble’s children’s concert happened Sept. 15 and was open to kids of all ages.
Ithaca College held its first Industry-Focused Business and Management Career Fair Sept. 7. The fair was open to all students.
Politics professor co-authors paper about international political economy
Naeem Inayatullah, professor in the Department of Politics, and his longtime co-author, David Blaney, professor at Macalester College, published “Liberal IPE as a Colonial Science,” in The SAGE Handbook of the History, Sociology and Philosophy of International Relations.
IC Natural Lands receives grants to fund paved access path
The Ithaca College Natural Lands received two private foundation grants for $15,000 each to support construction of a paved access path to the Boothroyd Woods Trail.
Associate professor explores ways to combat implicit racism
Paula Ioanide, associate professor at the Center for the Study of Culture, Race and Ethnicity, published an article titled “‘Why Did the White Woman Cross the Street?’ Cultural Countermeasures against Affective Forms of Racism” in Souls: A Critical Journal of Black Politics, Culture, and Society.