Provost

Join us for the all faculty meeting to hear and discuss information that we know is important to our community, such as the strategic plan. You will also have the opportunity to ask any questions you may have. We had a great start to this academic year as we engaged in our work together and we look forward to meeting with you in late October to provide updates and engage in meaningful conversation.

Refreshments will be served 11:30am - noon.

The Peggy Ryan Williams Difficult Dialogues Symposium explores complex and controversial subjects to engage audiences in civil and respectful dialogue by bringing to campus a speaker or speakers who will present important topics that are challenging and thought-provoking. The symposium is named in honor of IC President Emerita Peggy Ryan Williams, who has been an advocate for open discourse and a staunch defender of academic freedom and active, open inquiry.

Every year, Ithaca College sends undergraduate students to the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) to present their research, performances, and other scholarly works from all disciplines. As the largest undergraduate research conference in the US, NCUR is a great way to gain experience presenting research and to meet fellow undergraduate scholars across the country.

This info session will help you learn more about NCUR and the steps you must take to apply. This year's conference will be at Montana State University on March 26-28, 2020!

Every year, Ithaca College sends undergraduate students to the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) to present their research, performances, and other scholarly works from all disciplines. As the largest undergraduate research conference in the US, NCUR is a great way to gain experience presenting research and to meet fellow undergraduate scholars across the country.

This info session will help you learn more about NCUR and the steps you must take to apply. This year's conference will be at Montana State University on March 26-28, 2020!

Each semester, a Scholarship, Research and Creative Inquiry Fair is held where faculty and staff members are invited to present their research or scholarly work in a lightning round or poster format.

The fairs have been very successful with great turnouts, interesting topics and informative talks, not to mention festive wine, cheese and other refreshments. The event for the fall 2019 semester has been scheduled for Tuesday, October 29, 2019, from 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM in the Klingenstein Lounge.

Show Me the Money is an interactive session on transforming your research ideas into fundable grants.

Tips on How to Win External Funding for Your Research or Other Scholarly Projects

Special guest presenter: TBD

Lunch will be provided at each workshop.

Registration is limited to the first 15 registrants.

Show Me the Money is an interactive session on transforming your research ideas into fundable grants.

Tips on How to Win External Funding for Your Research or Other Scholarly Projects

Special guest presenter: TBD

Lunch will be provided at each workshop.

Registration is limited to the first 15 registrants.