Join us for Meet the Experts on Thursday, October 18, at 12:15 p.m. in our Student INC.Ubator Suite located in Buckham Hall A107. The Student INC.Ubator's Meet the Experts session is a way to introduce students to other successful local entrepreneurs. This will allow students to grow their professional network and will serve as a great way to get those burning questions about business-plus-entrepreneurship answered from a professional and expert who has experienced those highs and lows of both. Sean Drescher, creator of Crypto Tech Consulting, will join us. Crypto Tech's mission is to consult the commercial and private sector on how to utilize cryptocurrency as a alternate payment option for everyday transactions. 

Free and open to the public.

Follow @bscincubator on Instagram.

For more information, please call the INC.Ubator team at 878-4030. To RSVP for this workshop, please e-mail Olivia Harbol.

Join the members and leaders of the Student Civic Leadership Board for a community service project on select Tuesdays this semester—October 16, October 30, and November 13—from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in the breezeway between South Wing and Twin Rise. These projects will assist the Buffalo City Mission with their efforts to serve 9,000 warm meals during the holidays. Come and spend 10 minutes or the whole hour decorating the bags that will be filled with turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, and other holiday meal fixings. Coloring is also a great way to reduce your stress!

RSVP to the Civic and Community Engagement Office, 878-3919.

Aldon Nielsen, George and Barbara Kelly Professor of American Literature at Penn State, will read from his latest book of poetry, Tray (Make Now Press, 2018), at 2:00 p.m. today, October 12, in Bacon Hall 115. These poems were inspired by the murder of Trayvon Martin in February 2012 and the activism in response to ongoing acts of violence against people of color in America. The reading and the Q&A session to follow will offer an opportunity for students, faculty, staff, alumni, and even community members to learn more about the origins of the Black Lives Matter movement, its continuing influence over present-day political movements, and its transformation through creative forums like poetry. Dr. Nielsen will discuss his motivations for writing Tray, the history of racial violence and struggles to establish activist movements that inform the American political climate, and the real social work that art can do. Open to students, faculty, staff, and the community. Sponsored by the Grant Allocation Committee, the President's Council on Equity and Campus Diversity, the English Department, and the School of Arts and Humanities Dean's Office.

Campus grounds and arboretum manager Steven Sypniewski will lead an informative fall foliage tour of Buffalo State from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, October 16. The leaves should be near their peak beauty. Meet at the circle in front of Rockwell Hall to begin the tour. This event is free. Please come and bring a friend or two.

We'll still publish the Accessibility Tips in the Daily Bulletin; however, for your convenience, links to each accessibility-themed article in the Knowledge Base are provided below.

Knowledge Base tip: Visit the Knowledge Base website and use the search box at the top of the page to type in your question or a search term like "Accessibility."

Accessibility Tip: Plan Ahead for Creating Content

Accessibility Tip: Accessibility Checker in Microsoft

Accessibility Tip: What's a VPAT?

Accessibility Tip: Hyperlinks

Accessibility Tip: Creating PowerPoint Presentations

Accessibility Tip: Headings, Bullets, and Lists

Accessibility Tip: Using MS Office to Create Your Final Exam 

When purchasing software with campus funds or grant funds, please remember to follow the Buffalo State Information Technology Purchases/Acquisitions Policy (PDF, 126 KB).

Please join us for Cultural Café tomorrow, October 12, from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. in the Global Lounge on the third floor, southeast quadrant of Butler Library.

Cultural Café is a monthly event that brings together members of the Buffalo State community over conversation, culture, and coffee. Meet new people and find common ground with other internationally minded members of the community in a casual, relaxed atmosphere.

Free coffee and light refreshments will be served. All are welcome!

Cultural Café is a partnership between Butler Library, the International Students Organization, the International Student Advisory Council, and the Equity and Campus Diversity Office.

We'll still publish the Accessibility Tips in the Daily Bulletin; however, for your convenience, links to each accessibility-themed article in the Knowledge Base are provided below.

Knowledge Base tip: To reach the Knowledge Base, go to rite.buffalostate.edu and click on the yellow rectangle on the right that asks "Need Help?" Then click "Sign In" in the upper right corner of the new page. Go to the search box at the top of the page and type in your question or a search term like "Accessibility."

Accessibility: Plan Ahead for Creating Content

Accessibility: Checker in Microsoft 

Accessibility: What Is a VPAT?

Accessibility: Hyperlinks

Accessibility: Creating PowerPoint Presentations

Accessibility: Headings, Bullets, and Lists

Accessibility: Using MS Office to Create Your Final Exam

When purchasing software with campus funds or grant funds, please remember to follow the Buffalo State Information Technology Purchases/Acquisitions Policy (PDF, 126 KB).

We'll still publish the Accessibility Tips in the Daily Bulletin; however, for your convenience, links to each accessibility-themed article in the Knowledge Base are provided below.

Knowledge Base tip: To reach the Knowledge Base, go to rite.buffalostate.edu and click on the yellow rectangle on the right that asks "Need Help?" Then click "Sign In" in the upper right corner of the new page. Go to the search box at the top of the page and type in your question or a search term like "Accessibility."

Accessibility Tip: Plan Ahead for Creating Content

Accessibility Tip: Accessibility Checker in Microsoft 

Accessibility Tip: What's a VPAT?

Accessibility Tip: Hyperlinks

Accessibility Tip: Creating PowerPoint Presentations

Accessibility Tip: Headings, Bullets, and Lists

Accessibility Tip: Using MS Office to Create Your Final Exam 

When purchasing software with campus funds or grant funds, please remember to follow the Buffalo State Information Technology Purchases/Acquisitions Policy (PDF, 126 KB).

From the Chair of the College Senate
Reports to the College Senate are posted on the College Senate website. The most recent reports are from the September 14, 2018, Senate meeting.

Podcasts serve as the official audio record of each College Senate meeting. If you missed a Senate meeting and want to catch up, podcasts are posted to the Senate's podcasts web page. Senate meeting summaries are also posted to the website after they are presented to the Senate.

From the Chair of the College Senate
The next College Senate meeting of the fall 2018 semester will be held tomorrow, October 12, at 3:00 p.m. in Bulger Communication Center 214. The agenda is posted on the College Senate website. Senate meetings are recorded and posted as podcasts following the meetings. The meeting schedule for the 2018–2019 academic year is available on the College Senate website. The College Senate Office is located in Cleveland Hall 211. Joseph Marren, professor of communication, serves as chair of the College Senate for the 2018–2019 academic year. Please stop by the office, call 878-5139, or e-mail Vincent Masci, assistant to the College Senate, with questions or for general information.