Ithaca College School of Health Sciences and Human Performance

08/22/2026

A 💦🎈 orientation welcome for our first year and transfer students.

08/18/2026

Calling all aspiring nurses! Start at Ithaca College and be part of the new collaboration with the University of Rochester School of Nursing.

Ithaca College students can take advantage of a streamlined path to earning a nursing degree at URochester.

04/30/2026

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There’s still time to make an impact, every gift supports hands-on experiences and future healthcare leaders at IC.

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04/29/2026

Support stories like Hope’s 💙🗣️

Because of opportunities at Ithaca College, students are building confidence, gaining real clinical experience, and shaping their futures in healthcare.

Every gift helps make experiences like this possible. No matter the size, your support matters.

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04/29/2026

Giving starts NOW 💙🌟

Your gift supports real experiences, real learning, and real impact for students in HSHP.

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04/29/2026

It’s officially GIVING DAY 💙🩺

Now’s the time to support Ithaca College School of Health Sciences and Human Performance, every gift counts.

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04/16/2026

Thrilled to be partnering with Tompkins Cortland Community College to create accessible pathways into the regional healthcare workforce.

From left: IC Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Melanie Stein, IC President La Jerne Terry Cornish, TC3 President Amy Kremenek, and TC3 Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Aaron Tolbert at the signing ceremony. (Photo by Simon Wheeler) From left: IC Provost and Exe...

04/08/2026

Proud to have such dedicated, hardworking students. Check out this article featuring one of our Ithaca College Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology students. 💙

When senior catcher James Braxmeier reported to military basic training at 18 years old, he assumed his varsity baseball career was over. After four years of service and six years of not being a varsity athlete, he is now a collegiate-level baseball player.