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Career and Internship Expo
Thursday, February 25, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Mulcahy Gymnasium, Hynes Athletics Center
The Gerri Ripp Center for Career Development is holding its annual Career and Internship Expo today. Companies will be recruiting for full-time and internship positions in various fields. For a list of participating employers, please visit Career Development's Web site.
All undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to participate. The Iona Community including alumni is welcome to attend. For more information, please call ext. 2462, or e-mail Careerdevelopment@iona.edu.
Iona College Conference on Intellectual Property
Call for submissions - Deadline: Thursday, February 25
Selected essays will be published in a proposed collection for a peer-reviewed press. Five hundred word papers/panel abstracts or complete papers should be submitted by today to Shannon Donlon. Any questions can be directed to Amy Stackhouse, PhD, English. Conference dates are April 30 and May 1 on campus. For additional information, visit the conference Web site.
Women's Studies Program
Monday, March 1 marks the beginning of Women's History Month. Chaired by Cathryn Lavery, PhD, Criminal Justice, the calendar of events features a rich array of programs under the theme of Women as Advocates and Survivors. Several highlights of the month include a production of Herstory by Key Arts Productions, a keynote address by Amy Paulin, New York State Assembly - 88th District, Opening Gallery Exhibition of "Family Matters," a screening of Missing followed by a Q and A with journalist Charles Horman's widow, Joyce Horman and actor John Shea, a production of Third a play by Wendy Wasserstein with post performance discussion, Student's Scholars Conference, and a live performance by Vicci Martinez (Outstanding Folk / Country Song 2009), and so much more. Full article.
New Vice President for Finance/Administration
As announced in Brother Liguori's memo, Iona has hired Mr. Jonathan Ivec, MBA, CPA, as its new Vice President for Finance/Administration. Mr. Ivec should begin his new job on or before July 1. We all welcome and wish him many happy years of employment here.
Activities & Events:
Plugged in
The Lecture Circuit
Careers in Science at Iona (CSI)
Tuesday, March 2, noon - Room 108, Cornelia Hall
Presentation by John Savarese, MD '61 (Weill-Cornell Medical College and New York Presbyterian Hospital)
"A Time for Recommitment: The 12 Points of Berlin"
Shared Roots, Divergent Paths Series
Wednesday, March 3, 7:30 pm - Thomas J. Burke Lounge, Spellman Hall
Invited Scholars: Mrs. Judith H. Banki, Tannebaum Center for Interreligious Understanding, NYC and Philip A. Cunningham, PhD, St. Joseph's University, Philadelphia. Full article.
"Cosmic Collisions"
Thomas G. Bullen, CFC Memorial Lecture Series in Science and Technology
Thursday, March 4, noon
The Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium, Murphy Center
Dr. Heidi B. Hammel Senior Research Scientist and Co-Director of Research at the Space Science Institute (Boulder, Colorado) will present.
If you have seen a shooting star, you have seen a tiny cosmic collision: a tiny bit of an asteroid or comet burning up in Earth's atmosphere. But large cosmic collisions can have catastrophic consequences (like the extinction of the dinosaurs, or the city-sized devastation in Tunguska in 1908). Dr. Heidi B. Hammel explains what we know about cosmic collisions, and what we can do to avoid them. Free and Open to the Public.
Careers in Science at Iona (CSI)
Tuesday, March 9, noon - Room 108, Cornelia Hall
Presentation by John Morgan, PhD (Quality Assurance Manager, Mirel Bioplastics).
"Light of Torah: Interpreting the Hebrew Bible through the eyes of Jewish sages"
Monday, March 22, 7:30 pm - Thomas J. Burke Lounge, Spellman Hall
Invited scholar: John G. Driscoll, CFC, PhD, former President of Iona College (1971 - 1995). Full article.
Careers in Science at Iona (CSI)
Tuesday, March 30, noon - Room 108, Cornelia Hall
Presentation by John Malara '81 (PepsiCo, IT Manager)
Careers in Science at Iona (CSI)
Tuesday, April 6, noon - Room 108, Cornelia Hall
Presentation by Margaret Pisani, MD, MPH, '85 (Yale University School of Medicine)
"Hidden Children of the Holocaust"
The William H. Donat Shoah Commemoration Series
Thursday, April 8, 7:30 pm - Thomas J. Burke Lounge, Spellman Hall
Invited Scholar: Dr. Suzanne Vromen, Bard College. Learn about new research concerning Belgian children hidden by Catholic nuns. Full article.
"How Things Work"
Thomas G. Bullen, CFC Memorial Lecture Series in Science and Technology
Thursday, April 15 - The Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium, Murphy Center
Dr. Louis Bloomfield will speak on the physics of everyday life. "How Things Work"
serves both to reduce fears of science and conveys a substantial understanding of our modern technological world.
Careers in Science at Iona (CSI)
Tuesday, April 20 noon - Room 108, Cornelia Hall
"The Mirror of the Soul: Gazing at the Cross through Jewish Eyes"
The Inaugural Rabbi Michael A. Signer Memorial Lecture Series
Thursday, April 22, 7:30 pm - Romita Auditorium of Ryan Library
Invited Scholar: Mary C. Boys, PhD, SNJM. Using the image of a mirror, Dr. Boys will reflect on what she has learned from Jewish experience about approaching the cross of Jesus as a Catholic Christian. Full article.
Canvases, Clarinets, Costumes
Arts Central
Gallery Exhibition: "Dreamscapes" Art and Dessert Closing Reception
Thursday, February 25, noon - 3:00 pm
Brother Kenneth Chapman Gallery, Arts Center
Ard Berge, a skilled portraitist, playfully and sardonically populates his canvases with a great American bison, an African peddler on the moon, a fairground on a desolate landscape, an Apache hero engulfed in the stars and stripes, and the White House on a camouflaged lawn.
Free admission.
Theatre Production: Grease
Thursday, February 25 - Saturday, February 27, 8:00 pm
Sunday, February 28, 3:00 pm
Doorley Auditorium
$10 general admission; $5 senior citizens/students. 
Gallery Exhibition: "Family Matters"
Sunday, March 7 -Thursday, April 8
Opening Reception: Sunday, March 7, 1:00 -3:00 pm
Art and Dessert Closing Reception: Thursday, April 8, noon -3:00 pm
Brother Kenneth Chapman Gallery, Arts Center
As part of Women's History Month, painters Patricia Horing and Kristin McElroy explore the pleasures, tensions, ironies and comforts inherent in the concept of family.
Free admission.
Classical Music: Music Amici
Sunday, March 7, 3:00 pm - The Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium
This extraordinary chamber ensemble, devoted to traditional, as well as new and unusual repertoire, will perform works for violin, viola, cello and piano by Faure, Vitali, and other works connected with the cultural developments during Leonardo Da Vinci's lifetime. $18 general admission; $15 senior citizens; free to the Iona College community.
Theatre Production: Wendy Wasserstein's Third
Wednesday, March 24 and Thursday, March 25
7:00 pm - Romita Auditorium, Ryan Library (formerly Ryan Library Lecture Hall)
This play dramatizes the conflict between an English professor and the student she has accused of plagiarism. A post-performance discussion on the issues addressed in the play will follow the performance. The entire Iona Community is encouraged to attend.
Dance Concert: Magbana Drum & Dance NYC
Thursday, March 25, 5:00 pm - The Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium
Magbana Drum & Dance NYC is a multicultural performance group of percussionists and dancers, who will demonstrate how traditional Guinean drum rhythms and dance interrelate. This high-energy performance will describe the cultural contexts in which music and dance co-exist. Magbana's performance fuses world percussion with traditional African drum and dance rhythms, martial arts and contemporary dance.
$5 suggested donation.
Gospel Concert: Annual Gospel "Praisefest" Concert
Friday, April 16, 7:00 pm - The Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium
Directed by James and Delores Patterson. $8 general admission; $5 Iona students
For further information please call ext. 2772.
Gospel Rock Music: "Rock the Cross Day"
Sunday, April 18, noon - 4:00 pm - Robert V. LaPenta Student Union Parking Lot
(Rain location:Â Thomas J. Burke Lounge, Spellman Hall)
Come celebrate Iona's Heritage Week with an outdoor festival of rock/funk/Latin jazz bands, exciting speakers, and free food. These award-winning bands have played to standing-room-only crowds and bring original music infused with a message of faith to inspire your life. Free admission.
Gallery Exhibition: "Accumulation 2010: The Student Exhibition"
Monday, April 19 - Thursday, May 6
Brother Kenneth Chapman Gallery, Arts Center
Come celebrate the artistic talents of the Iona student body. The gala reception will feature student artwork and encore performances by the Iona Dance Ensemble and the Iona Singers.
Gala Reception:Thursday, May 6, noon - 4:00 pm
Brother Kenneth Chapman Gallery, Arts Center
Free admission.
Theatre Production: Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett
Directed by Professor Thomas Donnarumma
Thursday and Friday, April 22 & 23, 7:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday, April 24 & 25 1:00 pm
Doorley Auditorium
$10 general admission and $5 seniors; students; Iona community.
Dance Concert: "Movement Spoken Here"
Thursday, April 29, 7:00pm - The Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium
An evening of original danceworks choreographed by Iona College dance faculty and guest artists from the NYC area. $10 general admission and free to the Iona College community.
Special Events/ Community Interest
Southern Connecticut/Westchester Alumni Chapter Networking Reception
Thursday, March 4, 6:30 - 8:30 pm - Zody's 19th Hole Restaurant, Stamford, CT
For more information please visit: http://www.ionaconnection.com/?page=ctwestchester.
St. Patrick's Celebration
Friday, March 12, 7:00 pm - Arrigoni Center
Join fellow Gaels on campus for this new event. Sample flights of beer with food pairings of traditional Irish fare while enjoying music by the Iona Pipe Band.
$25 admission.
For more information please visit: http://www.ionaconnection.com/?page=StPatricksParty.
St. Patrick's Day Parade
NYC - Wednesday, March 17 (line up at 11:30 am)
Pearl River - Sunday, March 21 (line up at 1:30 pm)
Join the Iona College parade contingent and march up Fifth Avenue in NYC or in Pearl River in Rockland County (New York's second largest St. Patrick's Parade).
For more information please visit: http://www.ionaconnection.com/?page=MarchwithIona.
MBA Alumni Chapter Networking Reception
Thursday, March 18, 6:30 pm - Thomas J. Burke Lounge, Spellman Hall
All current MBA students and faculty admissions are complimentary.*
*In order to receive complimentary admission, please e-mail your full name to alumni@iona.edu, with MBA chapter event in the subject line. To make a reservation call ext. 2390.
Confronting The Crisis: Solving Our Regional Transportation Infrastructure Issues
Thursday, April 8, 8:00 am - 2:00 pm - The Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium, Murphy Center
Hear top-level business, political, labor leaders and officials address the crisis of the tri-state region's outdated and deteriorating roads, bridges and rail lines that are seriously impacting business/commerce and quality of life. The focus will be on practical solutions
and funding. The presenting sponsor is Terex Corporation, one of the world's leading manufactures of construction equipment based in Westport, CT and CEO Ronald Defeo is an Iona Alumnus ('74) Click here to register.
Arts & Science Undergraduate Research Day
Friday, April 16 (all day event)
Faculty Reception Room, Faculty Dining Room and
Thomas J. Burke Lounge, Spellman Hall
This Undergraduate Research Day will provide a great opportunity for students to highlight their research accomplishments, share their work with fellow students, and inspire others.
Iona Team at NYSSA-Investment Research Challenge
Peter Freeman, Christopher Holland, Anthony Iodice, David Nirchi, and John Politi, members of the Iona Team, participated in the (by invitation only) 8th Annual Investment Research Challenge organized by the New York Society of Security Analysts (NYSSA). The team presented its analysis on Bitstream Corporation in front of a panel of experts on Friday, February 5, at the NYSSA headquarters. The Finance Department Faculty who mentored the team extends their congratulations to the participants.
New developments for MA Program in Industrial-Organizational Psychology
The MA program in Industrial-Organizational Psychology has established relationships with I-O and HR professionals in various corporate and non-profit organizations, in an effort to develop internship opportunities for I-O students. So far Iona students have been placed at the following: IBM, Madison Square Garden, NYC Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Fendi (corporate), Tommy Hilfiger (corporate), Montefiore Medical Center and Sound Shore Medical Center, as well as other small to mid-size companies and non-profit agencies.
Supervisors at these companies have given Iona interns high performance ratings for professionalism, ethical awareness, effective communication with co-workers and clients/customers, etc. During debriefing conversations with these students, they expressed the great value an internship has given them and some have reported receiving job offers from their internship sites.
LAMPcafe Outreach
Malissa Scheuring-Leipold, PhD, Education, invites students and faculty to serve the less fortunate through the LAMPcafe - a mobile canteen street outreach - sponsored by LAMP Ministries, a Catholic lay missionary association. It brings simple food to the homeless on the streets of the Bronx. The LAMPcafe serves on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 10:30 am -1:00 pm and Saturday from 10:15 am - 12:30 pm. Volunteers are specifically needed on the first, third and fifth Saturday of every month. Contact Dr. Scheuring-Leipold at ext. 2553 if you are interested or would like to serve by donating snack foods or sandwiches.
CELTIC Workshops
CELTIC is offering hands-on workshops for faculty throughout the spring semester in Ryan Library's new Technology Classroom 201. Topics include: Movies Across the Curriculum presented by 2009 Presidential Teaching Scholar, Dean Defino; Test Drive Wimba; Faronics Insight Lab Control; APA and MLA Style Changes; What's New in Blackboard and iTunes U at Iona College. Visit the CELTIC site for more information.
Weekday Mass
Weekday Mass is celebrated Monday through Thursday at noon in the Blessed Edmund Rice Chapel. All are invited.
Library Instruction Class
Would you like your students to know how to find quality information for research assignments and be more aware of library resources and services? Schedule a library instruction class! Classes may be taught for any discipline, undergraduate or graduate. Librarians will work with you to plan a class relevant to your students needs. Classes may be taught in the library or elsewhere at New Rochelle and Rockland campuses. To schedule a class please complete the online request form and contact Adrienne Franco at ext. 2348 for more information.
Learning in Retirement at Iona College (LIRIC) Offering Courses
LIRIC offers courses and social activities for people of retirement age. LIRIC meets Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays at the Elks Lodge, 19 The Boulevard, New Rochelle. LIRIC meets at Iona College's New Rochelle campus on Fridays. For more information, contact LIRIC Director, Suzanne Page, PhD, director of LIRIC, or check out the LIRIC catalog.
Employee Information
TaxPayer Assistance Program
The Hagan School of Business will offer free tax payer assistance to the community for basic short or long form personal income tax filing. The dates are March 6, 13 and 27 and April 10. The time is 9:00 am to noon in the Hagan Lower Level Computer Lab. Clients will be seen on a first come first serve basis. For further inquiry please call the Accounting department at ext. 2267.
The Library Challenge
If you haven't donated to The Library Challenge, now is the time. All donors to the campus campaigns, Visions of Excellence and The Library Challenge, are invited to a celebratory luncheon on Tuesday, March 23. During the luncheon, round trip airline tickets for anywhere in the United States will be raffled off. Winners will have to be in attendance.
For those who would like to make a gift to The Library Challenge, payroll deduction is an easy and seamless way to make a pledge over one or two years. Those donors who contribute $1,000 or more will be listed on a donor plaque in the library. The Library Challenge will enable Iona to completely upgrade and renovate all of Ryan Library. Each and every gift makes a difference. Please contact Nancy Glynn with any questions at ext. 7739.
Did you know?
The bookstore offers a 20 percent discount to Iona faculty, staff and administrators. Use it to dress your friends and family in Iona gear or pick up some leisure reading. Make sure you show your Iona ID at checkout.
New Vending Machines (CC Vending) on Campus
As you travel between buildings, please notice the new soda, water and snack machines. There are also three venues: Doorley, Ground Floor; Hagan Hall and McSpedon Hall, Ground Floor; with fresh food vending machines. These machines offer fresh salads, sandwiches, yogurts, muffins and bagels. If you encounter any difficulties with the vending machines please contact Business Services at ext. 2122.
Emergency Notification System
Receive notification of a campus emergency or college closing via text message on your phone. All cell phone numbers are secure and remain confidential. To sign up go to www.iona.edu/campusalert.
Special Presentations during Commencement
All faculty and administrators who have children graduating from Iona in May have the opportunity to present these students their diplomas during the 2010 Commencement ceremony at Madison Square Garden. If you have a child that will march in the 2010 Commencement ceremony, please notify Tresmaine Grimes, PhD, AVP for Academic Affairs, by April 23. Please include the graduate's name, school, degree, and the name of the presenter in an e-mail and send to tgrimes@iona.edu.
Commencement: Time Change
The time for the Commencement ceremonies at WaMu Theater at Madison Square Garden has been changed to 11:00 am on Sunday, May 16.
All faculty, administrators and staff members participating in the Commencement ceremonies must order academic regalia online at www.jostens.com/college. The deadline for ordering is March 7.
Professional Activities
Jack Breslin, PhD, Mass Communication, wrote a chapter entitled "Cops and Reality: Public Service or Public Menace?" for the book Ethics and Entertainment: Essays on Media Culture and Media Morality published by MacFarland & Company.
William Gratzer, EdD, and James Carpenter, EdD, Mathematics, had their article, "A Classroom Note on the Vees of a Function," published in the winter 2010 issue of Mathematics and Computer Science Education.
Pauline Jirik-Babb, PhD, Psychology, presented a paper at the 38th Annual Meeting of the International Neuropsychological Society in Acapulco, Mexico, February 3-7. The paper was entitled "Cognitive Neuropsychology of Spatial Processing."
Frank A. Salamone, PhD, Sociology, published an article titled "Christmas at the Freed Slaves' Home," In the December 2009 issue of the International Journal of Development. The article describes the celebration of the holiday in the Freed Slaves' Home in Northern Nigeria run by the Sudan United Mission for young children freed from slavery in the early 20th Century by the British.
Bulletin Board
Thursday, February 25
Career and Internship Expo
11:00 am - 1:00 pm - Mulcahy Gymnasium, Hynes Athletics Center
Friday, February 26
Theatre Production: Grease
8:00 pm - Doorley Auditorium
Saturday, February 27
Theatre Production: Grease
8:00 pm - Doorley Auditorium
Sunday, February 28
Theatre Production: Grease
3:00 pm - Doorley Auditorium
Community Mass
7:00 pm - Arrigoni Center
Tuesday, March 2
Lecture: Careers in Science (CSI) - John Savarese, MD '61
Noon - Room 108, Cornelia Hall
Wednesday, March 3
Lecture: "A Time for Recommitment: The 12 Points of Berlin"
7:30 pm - Thomas J. Burke Lounge, Spellman Hall
Thursday, March 4
Lecture: "Cosmic Collisions"
Noon - The Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium, Murphy Center
Southern Connecticut/Westchester Alumni Chapter Networking Reception
6:30 - 8:30 pm - Zody's 19th Hole Restaurant, Stamford, CT
Sunday, March 7
Gallery Exhibition: "Family Matters" Opening Reception
1:00 - 3:00 pm - Brother Kenneth Chapman Gallery, Arts Center
Classical Music: Music Amici
3:00 pm - The Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium
Community Mass
7:00 pm - Arrigoni Center
Tuesday, March 9
Lecture: Careers in Science (CSI) - John Morgan, PhD
Noon - Room 108, Cornelia Hall
Friday, March 12
St. Patrick's Celebration
7:00 pm - Arrigoni center
Monday, March 15
Spring Break Begins
Tuesday, March 16
Graduate Information Session
5:00 pm - New Rochelle
Wednesday, March 17
Happy St. Patrick's Day! - Administrative Offices Closed
St. Patrick's Day Parade
11:30 am (line up) - NYC
Thursday, March 18
Graduate Information Session
5:00 pm - Rockland
MBA Alumni Chapter Networking Reception
6:30 pm - Thomas J. Burke Lounge, Spellman Hall
Friday, March 19
Spring Break Ends
Saturday, March 20
First Day of Spring
Sunday, March 21
Pearl River St. Patrick's Day Parade
1:30 pm (line up) - Rockland County
Community Mass
7:00 pm - Arrigoni Center
Monday, March 22
Classes Resume
Lecture: "Light of Torah: Interpreting the Hebrew
Bible through the eyes of Jewish sages"
7:30 pm - Thomas J. Burke Lounge, Spellman Hall
Wednesday, March 24
Women's History Month Production: Wendy Wasserstein's Third
7:00 pm - Romita Auditorium, Ryan Library
Thursday, March 25
Dance Concert: Magbana Drum & Dance NYC
5:00 pm - The Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium
Theatre Production: Wendy Wasserstein's Third
7:00 pm - Romita Auditorium, Ryan Library
Friday, March 26
TIAA-CREF counseling service
9:00 am - 5:00 pm - Conference Room 2, McSpedon Hall
Sunday, March 28
Palm Sunday
Tuesday, March 30
Lecture: Careers in Science (CSI) - John Malara '81
Noon - Room 108, Cornelia Hall
Thursday, April 1
Holy Thursday - Administrative Offices Closed
Friday, April 2
Good Friday - Administrative Offices Closed
Sunday, April 4
Easter
Monday, April 5
Easter Monday - Administrative Offices Closed
Tuesday, April 6
Classes Resume
Lecture: Careers in Science (CSI) - Margaret Pisani, MD, MPH, '85
Noon - Room 108, Cornelia Hall
Thursday, April 8
2010 Terex Infrastructure Conference
8:00 am - 2:00 pm - The Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium, Murphy Center
Gallery Exhibition: "Family Matters" Art and Dessert Closing Reception
Noon -3:00 pm - Brother Kenneth Chapman Gallery, Arts Center
Lecture: "Hidden Children of the Holocaust"
7:30 pm - Thomas J. Burke Lounge, Spellman Hall
Tuesday, April 13
Graduate Information Session
5:00 pm - New Rochelle
Thursday, April 15
Lecture: "How Things Work"
Noon - The Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium, Murphy Center
Graduate Information Session
5:00 pm - Rockland
Friday, April 16
Arts & Science Undergraduate Research Day
All day event - Spellman Hall
Gospel Concert: Annual Gospel "Praisefest" Concert
7:00 pm - The Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium
Sunday, April 18
Gospel Rock Music: "Rock the Cross Day"
Noon - 4:00 pm - Robert V. LaPenta Student Union Parking Lot
(Rain location:Â Thomas J. Burke Lounge, Spellman Hall)
Community Mass
7:00 pm - Arrigoni Center
April 18 - 24
Heritage Week
Iona College: The First 70 Years
Monday, April 19 - Thursday, May 6
Gallery Exhibition: "Accumulation 2010 - The Student Exhibition"
Brother Kenneth Chapman Gallery, Arts Center
Tuesday, April 20
Lecture: Careers in Science (CSI) - Nancy Morra, MT '83
Noon - Room 108, Cornelia Hall
Wednesday, April 21
Loftus Dinner
Thursday, April 22
Earth Day
Theatre Production: Waiting for Godot
7:00 pm - Doorley Auditorium
Lecture: "The Mirror of the Soul: Gazing at the Cross through Jewish Eyes"
7:30 pm - Romita Auditorium of Ryan Library
Friday, April 23
50+ Mass and Luncheon
Noon - Thomas J. Burke Lounge, Spellman Hall
Theatre Production: Waiting for Godot
7:00 pm - Doorley Auditorium
Saturday, April 24
Theatre Production: Waiting for Godot
1:00 pm - Doorley Auditorium
Sunday, April 25
Theatre Production: Waiting for Godot
1:00 pm - Doorley Auditorium
Community Mass
7:00 pm - Arrigoni Center
Thursday, April 29
Dance Concert: "Movement Spoken Here"
7:00 pm - The Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium
Friday, April 30 - Saturday, May 1
Iona College Conference on Intellectual Property
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