UB offers a variety of undergraduate programs in the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM), which prepares highly qualified graduates for exciting careers in Singapore—as well as advanced degree programs in Singapore and abroad.
Here, students can build and strengthen the tools necessary for success in a diverse and dynamic world.
UB/SIM connects students to a tight-knit network of nearly 6,500 program alumni—and a global community of 280,000 UB alumni.
UB/SIM began in 2004, when 50 students enrolled in the Bachelor of Science (Business Administration) program. Since that modest beginning, the program has flourished and grown through the years.
Our university is proud of its 25-year partnership with SIM, and the success of our collaborative, fully accredited undergraduate degree programs. The quality of our teaching and curriculum attracts outstanding students and is reflected in the professional success of thousands of our alumni."
Dr. Nojin Kwak
Vice Provost for International Education, University at Buffalo
Kevin McKelvey
Resident Director
Singapore Institute of Management
461 Clementi Road, Singapore 59949
Email: kfm@buffalo.edu
Kandis Pogoda
Assistant Resident Director
Singapore Institute of Management
461 Clementi Road, Singapore 59949
Email: kandispo@buffalo.edu
The following lists include UB faculty. Other qualified instructors also teach at UB/SIM.
Kenton Anderson
Professor of Instruction
Department of Communication
Email: kba2@buffalo.edu
Jessica M. Covert
Professor of Instruction
Department of Communication
Email: jcovert@buffalo.edu
Reece Darham
Professor of Instruction
Department of Communication
Email: reecedar@buffalo.edu
Blake Hendrickson
Professor of Instruction
Department of Communication
Email: blakehen@buffalo.edu
Director of the Department's Program in Singapore; Professor
Department of Communication
Email: ms297@buffalo.edu
Email: hwang23@buffalo.edu
Email: geojared@buffalo.edu
Nicholas Lustig
Professor of Instruction
Department of Geography
Email: nflustig@buffalo.edu
Clinical Assistant Professor; Adjunct Instructor
Department of Psychology & Interdisciplinary Degree Programs, Social Sciences Department
Email: mhbowker@buffalo.edu
Craig Brinkman
Professor of Instruction
Department of Psychology
Email: craigbri@buffalo.edu
Email: ccolder@buffalo.edu
Jean DiPirro
Associate Professor
Department of Psychology, Buffalo State University
Email: dipirro@buffalo.edu
Email: lhawk@buffalo.edu
Email: pmeyer@buffalo.edu
Joshua Redford
Professor of Instruction
Department of Psychology
Email: redford@buffalo.edu
Email: robertsj@buffalo.edu
Thomas Saltsman
Professor of Instruction
Department of Psychology
Email: tlsaltsm@buffalo.edu
Associate Professor; Director of Undergraduate Studies, Administration
Department of Sociology
Email: crdennis@buffalo.edu
Jessica Finkeldey
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice
Department of Sociology, SUNY Fredonia
Email: denabate@buffalo.edu
Kalpesh Desai
Assistant Professor; Chairman
Department of Marketing & Supply Chain Management., The Henry W. Bloch School of Management, University of Missouri-Kansas City
Email: kdesai@buffalo.edu
Senior Fellow, Georgia Tech CIBER and Regents Professor Emeritus
Scheller College of Business, Georgia Institute of Technology
Email: nm59@buffalo.edu
Paul McAfee
Professor of Instruction
Operations Management and Strategy
Email: pmcafee@buffalo.edu
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Program; Clinical Professor
Management Science and Systems
Email: djmurray@buffalo.edu
Email: marogers@buffalo.edu
Associate Dean for Faculty, Research and Centers; UB Distinguished Professor
Operations Management and Strategy
Email: ncsuresh@buffalo.edu
Program Director, Clinical Nutrition MS Dietetic Internship;
Exercise and Nutrition Sciences
Email: nlklem@buffalo.edu
Nutrition Undergraduate Coordinator and Lecturer
Department of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences
Email: machabot@buffalo.edu
Michael J. Halliday
Professor of Instruction
Department of History
Email: mh34@buffalo.edu
Yeojin Kim
Professor of Instruction
Asian Studies Program
Email: yeojinki@buffalo.edu
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