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Media Advisory: SUNY Chancellor, State Education Commissioner to discuss TeachNY at UB
8/8/16
UB will host a public discussion Tuesday, led by SUNY Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher and State Education Department Commissioner Mary Ellen Elia, on TeachNY, a new statewide effort to address the teacher shortage and improve professional development for practicing educators.
GSE urges undergraduates to think about teaching
8/8/16
The UB Graduate School of Education has one word for college graduates looking to find a career with good job prospects and high job satisfaction, and that at the same time leaves the world a better place: Teaching.
UB pharmacy school launches first Pre-Pharmacy Summer Camp for high school students
6/29/16
High school students from across the nation will get a glimpse of the pharmacy profession through the first University at Buffalo Pre-Pharmacy Summer Camp.
In UB summer camp, BPS students learn to battle blight, one block at a time
6/28/16
BPS middle schoolers will spend six weeks developing ideas to reclaim abandoned properties in the area surrounding King Urban Life Center, one of Buffalo’s most underdeveloped neighborhoods.
Media Advisory: Top teen scientists to compete Saturday in state science fair
6/2/16
Select students at the New York State Science Congress will receive scholarship offers from UB.
Outstanding local students are recipients of the 2016 WNY Medical Scholarship
5/10/16
Christine Robertson and Jessica LaPiano are the 2016 recipients of the Western New York Medical Scholarship award.
UB nursing school takes White House pledge on opioid education
5/9/16
As part of the ongoing efforts to combat prescription drug and opioid abuse, the University at Buffalo School of Nursing announced its commitment to the White House National Opioid Education Campaign.
UB’s real estate development track fills unique void
4/27/16
Launched last fall, the new course of study in the School of Architecture and Planning features a highly practice-based curriculum brought to life by Buffalo’s building boom and first-hand instruction from experienced developers and real estate professionals.
UB to launch its first academic MOOC
4/20/16
UB plans to launch its first academic, no-cost, “massive open online course” — or MOOC — this month on Coursera, the world’s largest, open, online education provider.
Experts on active shooters and school safety available for media
3/15/16
National experts join more than 900 school educators and counselors at Safe Schools seminar.