Shirley Collado begins role as president of Ithaca College
Shirley M. Collado officially began her role as Ithaca College’s ninth president July 1.
Shirley M. Collado officially began her role as Ithaca College’s ninth president July 1.
The commencement address was given by television producer Bill D’Elia ’69.
Those community members who have been at the college longer than four years will think of frustrations that had been building for much longer.
Ithaca College senior Victor Anthony López-Carmen has always fought for the rights and freedom of Native American people.
Swensen said he thinks it is a good idea to delay the search until Collado’s arrival, especially considering her experience with diversity initiatives.
The event was an opportunity for the black community to reflect on the achievements of the Black Lives Matter movement and mourn the lives lost.
The Presidential Search Committee will make an announcement about the search for Ithaca College’s next president at 9:30 a.m. Feb. 22 in the Emerson Suites.
Grullon said the inspiration for the bill came out of a college town hall meeting about the Trump’s orders that she and Friend attended Feb. 2.
When people feel targeted, powerless, and vulnerable, the last thing they need is to also be made to feel invisible.
Marieme Foote, president of SGC, said the move to bring executive committees into the search has given her more confidence in the process.
“Our philosophy for having him as a speaker was because he has all these accomplishments and has been such a showstopper in the business,” Lucas said.
Despite the multitude of issues plaguing the college, Rochon has given the impression that he remains oblivious to the current campus climate.