College students should be involved in Ithaca community
The hills that Ithaca College and Cornell University sit on distance students from the community not only physically but psychologically as well.
The hills that Ithaca College and Cornell University sit on distance students from the community not only physically but psychologically as well.
This election will affect students for years to come, and it is imperative that young adults vote if they want to have a say in their future.
Many students at Ithaca College participate in the South Hill mentorship program and mentor students at the South Hill Elementary School.
Beginning this fall, all incoming honors students at Ithaca College are enrolled in the new honors minor in interdisciplinary studies.
There are 36 service learning–designated courses at Ithaca College and David Harker, director for the Center of Civic Engagement, said he hopes more arise.
On Aug. 31, the Handwerker Gallery debuted Sifuentes’ most recent project “Official Unofficial Voting Stations: Voting for all who legally can’t” which was inspired by her inability to vote due to her citizenship status.
Meaningful engagement with the diverse community that surrounds Ithaca College could be one way that the college enhances the education of its students.