UB Sets "Remembrance Program" for Victims of Terrorist Attacks

BUFFALO, N.Y. -- The University at Buffalo will hold a Remembrance Program for the victims and responders to the New York-Washington, D.C.-Pennsylvania tragedies on Thursday, Sept. 13.

The program, coordinated by the Office of Special Events, will take place at 3 p.m. in the Center for the Arts Mainstage theater and will include readings and reflection and music performances.

Participants will include UB President William R. Greiner; other campus faculty, staff, and student leaders; members of the Campus Ministries Association, and local representatives from rescue and relief organizations.

Musical selections will be offered by the UB Gospel Choir, the Buffalo Chips, and the Amherst Saxophone Quartet.

At the close of the program, a memory book will be available for participants to share their thoughts with those impacted by this national tragedy.

Please encourage faculty, staff, and students to attend this special for this Remembrance Program.

For more information, contact 645-INFO or check the NYC/DC/PA information Web site at http://www.student-affairs.buffalo.edu/announcements.shtml.