Join IABC in the Clarke Lounge for The Candidate Program on Wednesday, February 26, 5:30-7:30 pm. (Please note that participation in this event counts for both an SLI (Leading Self) and Career Connections.)
Provost La Jerne Terry Cornish invites us all to gather for an evening of refreshment for our mind and bodies. Please join us as our speakers engage us with their sabbatical projects.
Presenters:
Craig Cummings, Professor, Music Theory, History and Composition
Some Compositional Techniques in Two Works by Karel Husa
Jake Brenner, Associate Professor, Environmental Studies and Science
Teaching with Trees: Developing an object-based course for geography and environmental studies
Provost La Jerne Terry Cornish invites us all to gather for an evening of refreshment for our mind and bodies. Please join us as our speakers lead us in an exploration of knowledge in occupational therapy, chemistry, and media arts, sciences and studies.
Presenters:
Melinda Cozzolino, Associate Professor, Occupational Therapy
Juggling Expectations and Reality
Anna Larsen, Professor, Chemistry
Low Melting Ionic Materials Research in Faraway Lands
Join the Stillwater editors to answer your questions about the magazine and our submission process before the February 14th deadline.
Join President Collado for a casual reception for faculty and staff in Emerson Suite A on Tuesday, February 18. Music and hors d'oeuvres begin at 4:30 p.m. A cash bar will be available. If you're one of the first 25 people to respond, you'll receive a free drink ticket!
RSVP to Jaimie Voorhees at jvoorhees@ithaca.edu
Calling all content managers of ithaca.edu websites! The IC Web Team will be holding open support hours every Friday during the spring semester, beginning Feb. 7.
Bring your questions about Drupal, Web Profile Manager (WPM), site migration, site architecture, content types, or any other web-related topic and the team will do their best to answer.
To mark Professor Asma Barlas' retirement in Spring 2020, the Politics department will hold a symposium featuring three alumni panels discussing the politics of identity, Islam, race, and colonialism, and a keynote lecture by Professor Barlas, herself. The event will close with an informal reception during which alumni, students, and her colleagues are welcome to also share more words about their time with her.