Ithaca College began to plant its final steps toward concluding the search for a new dean of the School of Health Sciences and Human Performance yesterday with a presentation by Linda Petrosino, the final of four finalists, in Klingenstein Lounge.
In light of anti-fracking filmmaker Josh Fox’s arrest earlier this month, environmental activists at Ithaca College are bringing hydraulic fracturing back into mainstream debate.
It’s a procrastination haven. It’s a comedic paradise. It’s where some Ithaca College students are spending much of their free time. It’s the Ithaca Memes Facebook page, where students are sharing inside jokes designed to make fun of some of the idiosyncrasies of Ithaca College and the local community.
Ithaca College continued its search for a new dean of the School of Health Sciences and Human Performance yesterday, as William Stewart, the third candidate vying for the post, addressed the campus community in Emerson Suites.
For Dan Heffner ‘78, blood and gore has been a profitable business. Heffner, an Ithaca College communications alum and the executive producer of the “Saw” film franchise, is spending the week in the Roy H. Park School of Communications as a Park Alumni Professional in Residence.
The School of Health Sciences and Human Performance continued its search for a new dean yesterday afternoon when James Graves, the second of four finalists, presented to the Ithaca College community in Klingenstein Lounge.
The search for the new dean of Ithaca College’s School of Health Sciences and Human Performance officially began Thursday afternoon with a presentation by Dr. Ming Li, the first of three finalists, in Klingenstein Lounge.
Dan Heffner ‘78, best known for his work as an executive producer in the Saw film franchise, will return to Ithaca College next week as a Park Alumni Professional in Residence.
For Ithaca College faculty, this spring is the final semester to use Blackboard as a course’s online learning management system, but some professors have yet to make the switch to Sakai, the college’s new, permanent LMS.
Clear Channel announced this week it would include Ithaca College’s WICB as one of 14 college radio stations in iHeartRadio, the most popular free broadcast radio application for the iPhone and Android.
City of Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick emphasized service and collectivism in his keynote address on “A New Definition of Greatness” Wednesday night in the Dillingham Center.
City of Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick will deliver the keynote address tonight in the Dillingham Center as part of the college’s celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Week.
