We will purchase all tickets relating to travel (flight, bus, train, etc) after signing of your Intent to Participate form. For those who will be traveling to Buffalo, we ask that you arrive before 6:00PM to take part in the CLIMB UP Welcome Dinner!
Departure will either be the evening (after 6PM) at the last day of the program or the next day (unless otherwise discussed with us).
*For those flying, CLIMB UP supplies one carry-on. All other luggage you are responsible for paying and cannot be reimbursed.
Yes. For those of you staying in campus housing, you are welcome to ship your bedding/towels, clothes, etc directly to the dorm via UPS or FedEx, etc for delivery before your arrival. Please address package to:
*You are responsible for paying for this shipment, and you cannot be reimbursed.
Hold for (Name) - CLIMB UP Program
University at Buffalo
Greiner Hall Office
A102 Greiner Hall
Buffalo, NY 14261-0065
(716) 645-8900
*Upon arrival, you will be given your own room number and will address all future mail as such:
Name
University at Buffalo
Room Number including letter(s); Greiner Hall
Buffalo, NY 14261-0065
You will be paid biweekly or through multiple payments (CLIMB UP is supported by several funding sources). Please ensure ALL appointment and financial documents are filled out and returned as soon as possible, as there is a possibility of delayed payment if received late.
You get to take advantage of:
Get an idea of what workshops our summer program offers with an example of our 2023 agenda here.
Every week students will attend the BioSTEM Series lecture, which gives participants a chance to hear from UB faculty about career options, educational pathways and more.
Buffalo is a vibrant and diverse city with a welcoming community. In the summer, you can enjoy multiple art festivals, music festivals, museums, and other fun events! Click here to stay updated on all summer events!
In Buffalo, the city uses NFTA public transit, which has buses and rails (rail between South Campus to downtown Buffalo’s Key Bank Center). In addition to Buffalo’s public transit system, UB’s offers a free shuttle and bus system, UB Stampede, which offers rides between campuses. Please see NFTA or UB’s Parking and Transportation site for more info.
Our summers are traditionally mild and pleasant with breezes from nearby Lake Erie keeping temperatures moderate and humidity low. This "Oasis Effect'' makes Western New York's summer weather among the most spectacular in North America. The average daytime temperature in July is a comfortable 80 degrees. Buffalo receives a higher percentage of sunshine - and significantly less rain - than much of the United States in the summer months. The National Weather Service in Buffalo has never recorded a reading above 100 degrees. In other words - dress for summer!
For other FAQs on Buffalo, click here.