Faculty Council discusses four-credit schedule
The Academic Program Prioritization Implementation Committee recommended shifting curriculum from three-credit classes to four-credit courses
The Academic Program Prioritization Implementation Committee recommended shifting curriculum from three-credit classes to four-credit courses
The rate of Ithaca College alumni donating back to the college is stabilizing after years of decreases — but at a percentage lower than the national average.
The Academic Program Prioritization process faculty cuts have left some remaining faculty members with heavier workloads this semester.
The health education, physical education and dual degree in both health and physical education are among the programs to be cut as part of the APP process.
The Humanities and Sciences (H&S) Faculty Senate drafted a resolution that calls for the college to provide resources for terminated faculty members.
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.
The APPIC released its final recommendations for the APP in the “Shape of the College” document Feb. 18. The final recommendations recommend the elimination of 116 full-time equivalent faculty.
The Ithaca College SGC passed a resolution expressing no confidence in the “Shape of the College” proposal outlining faculty and program cuts at its Feb. 22 meeting.
The Open the Books coalition held a fifth protest demanding financial transparency regarding faculty and program cuts.