Curricular revisions alter course requirements for students
Departments across Ithaca College have been undergoing major curricular revisions as part of the objectives in the Shape of the College.
Departments across Ithaca College have been undergoing major curricular revisions as part of the objectives in the Shape of the College.
Since Fall 2019 when Ithaca College first introduced the Ithaca Forever Strategic Plan, there has been considerable frustration and confusion throughout the campus community.
La Jerne Cornish, former Ithaca College interim president, has been named the 10th president of Ithaca College.
Ithaca College President Shirley M. Collado is stepping down from her position and will leave the college Jan. 10, 2022.
The realignment of schools, departments and programs needs to be based on the imagination of those who teach, think, research and write — faculty.
Collado and Cornish spoke about the campus community’s reactions to the changes and the APP process moving forward.
We should be looking to the brilliant, beautiful, steadfast students who are being told these cuts are being made in their names.
It’s been obvious that over the last four months, the administration has not been open to discourse with the campus community.
The “Shape of the College” document tells the same old story about cutting the faculty without a word about cutting the administration.
The Academic Program Prioritization Implementation Committee (APPIC) released its final recommendations for the Academic Program Prioritization (APP) process.
The Ithaca College Department of Environmental Studies and Sciences (ENVS) is voicing its opposition to the draft “Shape of the College” document.
There is no denying that the college needs to make painful department and program cuts and layoffs, but the haste of the process is infuriating.