Ashley Chanatry '16 took first place in the most epic selfie category of the IES Abroad fall 2014 photo contest.

A brewery, an app to expand the movie-going experience and a spooky camping trip were the winners as student entrepreneurs from Ithaca College competed for recognition and prize money in the second annual Ithaca College Business Plan Competition.

The College Television Awards -- a national competition recognizing excellence in student video, digital and film work -- honored two documentaries created by Ithaca College students.

The Ithaca College chapter of the American Marketing Association (IC AMA) was named a semi-finalist in the 2014-15 American Marketing Association (AMA) Collegiate Case Competition for its Vitamin Water marketing plan.

Student entrepreneurs from Ithaca College competed in the fourth annual Business Idea Competition for top recognition and prize money for their innovative products. Each winning idea in one of the three tracks--Innovation, Health and Services--earned its team of inventors $1,000.

Park Award for Photo Activism competition, a project intended to inspire students at Ithaca (N.Y.) College to use photography as a tool to effect social change.

Two students won the Park Award for Photo Activism competition, a project intended to inspire students to use photography as a tool to effect social change.

The following students were members of the Ithaca College Ad Lab team that took second-place honors at the finals of the American Advertising Federation's National Student Advertising Competition in New York City in June. The road to the finals began in May, with 150 colleges and universities competing in district competition nationwide. Nineteen schools including University of Virginia, Purdue University and the University of Nebraska, competed at the finals. Ad Lab is a senior capstone course for integrated marketing communications students in the college's Roy H. Park School of Communications. The competition is held each year with a corporate sponsor providing a case study outlining the history of its product and current marketing situation. Student teams develop an integrated communications plan for the client and pitch their proposal to a panel of judges. This year, teams worked with a hypothetical $100 million budget to create a campaign for JCPenney intended to increase shopping frequency and spending by female customers ages 25-34.

Four Roy H. Park School of Communications students came in third place in the Marketing EDGE Collegiate ECHO Challenge. They won a $500 cash prize and $1,000 for the Department of Strategic Communication.