Snacking Tuesdays - Student Life Guide - University at Buffalo

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About

Snacking Tuesdays

Convenient access to fresh fruit. Grab a snack. Elevate your mood. Feed your body.

Free Fruit Available Weekly

Different fruits available every Tuesday on North Campus and Wednesdays on South Campus.

Locations

North Campus (Tuesdays)

Health Promotion 114 SU
Counseling Services, 120 Richmond
Parking & Transportation, 106 Spaulding
Student Union Welcome Booth, SU Lobby
Student Unions, 235 SU
Intercultural & Diversity Center, 240 SU
Student Engagement Office, 150 SU
International Student Services, 210 Talbert
Tutoring & Academic Student Services, 130 Capen
Student Support Services, 209 Baldy
Career Design Center, 259 Capen
Accessibility Resources, 60 Capen
Educational Opportunity Center, 215 Norton
Residential Fitness Centers (Richmond, Roosevelt on North Campus; Goodyear on South Campus)
WISE (Women in Science & Engineering), 126 Bell
Veteran's Lounge, SU 321
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Academic Advising Office, Bonner Hall

South Campus (Wednesdays)

1 Diefendorf
Diefendorf, Student Lounge
Michael Hall, Counseling Services
Pharmacy School, 1st floor cafe area
Nursing School, Wende Hall, Lounge
Hayes Hall, School of Architecture, Library lounge, 2nd floor cafe area
Kimball Tower, 1st Floor

For more services and opportunities like this:

Contact Health Promotion