The "Live in the Lobby" concert series concludes today, May 2, at noon in the Campbell Student Union upper lobby with the local experimental-pop group Dreambeaches, whose brass section accompanies its guitar-driven indie rock arrangements. The Live in the Lobby series was made possible through the Faculty-Student Association.
Submitted by: Nicholas A Sessanna
The Anne Frank Project invites members of the campus community to submit proposals for AFP 2018: Repair the World. The Time Is NOW, the 10th annual social justice festival, which will be held October 2 and 3. AFP’s annual festival is an experiential exchange of ideas with a focus on processing theory into practice. We seek performances, workshops, and exhibits that actively engage participants in kinesthetic learning opportunities that
Proposals for the 2018 festival are due Sunday, July 1. All applicants will be contacted by the end of July. Please submit proposals using the AFP 2018 proposal form.
About Our Theme
The last year has seen unparalleled changes in western philosophies, morals, and ethics. If parts of our world are indeed breaking, is it not our responsibility to repair them? Anne Frank dreamed of a world where "tikkun olam" (repair the world) was not just spoken but practiced. AFP 2018 encourages presenters to share methods, practices, and experiences that teach tools and vocabulary to repair the world.
For more information about the proposal process and the Anne Frank Project, please visit the AFP Social Justice Festival website.
Questions? Ideas? Please contact Eve Everette, assistant director of AFP.
Submitted by: Eve C Everette
The Anne Frank Project invites members of the campus community to submit proposals for AFP 2018: Repair the World. The Time Is NOW, the 10th annual social justice festival, which will be held October 2 and 3. AFP’s annual festival is an experiential exchange of ideas with a focus on processing theory into practice. We seek performances, workshops, and exhibits that actively engage participants in kinesthetic learning opportunities that
Proposals for the 2018 festival are due Sunday, July 1. All applicants will be contacted by the end of July. Please submit proposals using the AFP 2018 proposal form.
About Our Theme
The last year has seen unparalleled changes in western philosophies, morals, and ethics. If parts of our world are indeed breaking, is it not our responsibility to repair them? Anne Frank dreamed of a world where "tikkun olam" (repair the world) was not just spoken but practiced. AFP 2018 encourages presenters to share methods, practices, and experiences that teach tools and vocabulary to repair the world.
For more information about the proposal process and the Anne Frank Project, please visit the AFP Social Justice Festival website.
Questions? Ideas? Please contact Eve Everette, assistant director of AFP.
Submitted by: Eve C Everette
The Anne Frank Project invites members of the campus community to submit proposals for AFP 2018: Repair the World. The Time Is NOW, the 10th annual social justice festival, which will be held October 2 and 3. AFP’s annual festival is an experiential exchange of ideas with a focus on processing theory into practice. We seek performances, workshops, and exhibits that actively engage participants in kinesthetic learning opportunities that
Proposals for the 2018 festival are due Sunday, July 1. All applicants will be contacted by the end of July. Please submit proposals using the AFP 2018 proposal form.
About Our Theme
The last year has seen unparalleled changes in western philosophies, morals, and ethics. If parts of our world are indeed breaking, is it not our responsibility to repair them? Anne Frank dreamed of a world where "tikkun olam" (repair the world) was not just spoken but practiced. AFP 2018 encourages presenters to share methods, practices, and experiences that teach tools and vocabulary to repair the world.
For more information about the proposal process and the Anne Frank Project, please visit the AFP Social Justice Festival website.
Questions? Ideas? Please contact Eve Everette, assistant director of AFP.
Submitted by: Eve C Everette
The Anne Frank Project invites members of the campus community to submit proposals for AFP 2018: Repair the World. The Time Is NOW, the 10th annual social justice festival, which will be held October 2 and 3. AFP’s annual festival is an experiential exchange of ideas with a focus on processing theory into practice. We seek performances, workshops, and exhibits that actively engage participants in kinesthetic learning opportunities that
Proposals for the 2018 festival are due Sunday, July 1. All applicants will be contacted by the end of July. Please submit proposals using the AFP 2018 proposal form.
About Our Theme
The last year has seen unparalleled changes in western philosophies, morals, and ethics. If parts of our world are indeed breaking, is it not our responsibility to repair them? Anne Frank dreamed of a world where "tikkun olam" (repair the world) was not just spoken but practiced. AFP 2018 encourages presenters to share methods, practices, and experiences that teach tools and vocabulary to repair the world.
For more information about the proposal process and the Anne Frank Project, please visit the AFP Social Justice Festival website.
Questions? Ideas? Please contact Eve Everette, assistant director of AFP.
Submitted by: Eve C Everette
The Anne Frank Project invites members of the campus community to submit proposals for AFP 2018: Repair the World. The Time Is NOW, the 10th annual social justice festival, which will be held October 2 and 3. AFP’s annual festival is an experiential exchange of ideas with a focus on processing theory into practice. We seek performances, workshops, and exhibits that actively engage participants in kinesthetic learning opportunities that
Proposals for the 2018 festival are due Sunday, July 1. All applicants will be contacted by the end of July. Please submit proposals using the AFP 2018 proposal form.
About Our Theme
The last year has seen unparalleled changes in western philosophies, morals, and ethics. If parts of our world are indeed breaking, is it not our responsibility to repair them? Anne Frank dreamed of a world where "tikkun olam" (repair the world) was not just spoken but practiced. AFP 2018 encourages presenters to share methods, practices, and experiences that teach tools and vocabulary to repair the world.
For more information about the proposal process and the Anne Frank Project, please visit the AFP Social Justice Festival website.
Questions? Ideas? Please contact Eve Everette, assistant director of AFP.
Submitted by: Eve C Everette
The Buffalo State Chapter of Best Buddies and the Buffalo State football team will cohost the second annual Best Buddies Flag Football Showdown on Sunday, May 6, at 2:00 p.m. at Coyer Field. Our mission for the event is to highlight inclusion and diversity on our college campus and to appreciate the abilities of all. The Buffalo State football team will serve as our mentors in a modified game of flag football so that everyone can play! We are looking for people of all abilities to join our team. Please call Autumn at (716) 860-8746 and bring your friends and family to play or watch and enjoy a fun event.
There is no charge for this event. We welcome donations at the gate and will be selling refreshments at a concession stand for $1. All proceeds will benefit Western New York Best Buddies to assist them in opening new chapters and encouraging inclusive programs for people with intellectual disabilities.
Submitted by: Lynne C Sommerstein
Thank you to the faculty and professional staff who have already registered to march in Commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 19. Many additional marchers are needed for all three ceremonies to make the 146th Commencement a momentous occasion for the Class of 2018. Honor our graduates and welcome their guests to campus and register to march.
Degree candidates attend ceremonies by school:
Faculty members are to march with their schools, and graduate faculty are to also march in the graduate ceremony. This includes adjunct faculty members—please march and join in the celebration!
Hooders are assigned by department and are also to register online once they receive their assignments. Professional staff members who are not volunteer ushering are encouraged to march in one or more ceremonies of their choice. Please contact Patricia Alessandra, commencement director for academics, with any questions.
A note on regalia: The deadline for ordering regalia for Commencement with guaranteed hood colors and standard charges was April 20, as announced previously in the Daily. Marchers may contact Marybeth Keller, general merchandise manager in the Barnes & Noble at Buffalo State Bookstore, for any current rental options if still needed. Also, Academic Affairs offers a limited inventory of regalia for loan; requests can be made through the online order form.
Volunteer ushers are greatly needed on Commencement day as well. Please register online. Ushers do not wear regalia.
The Buffalo State Class of 2018 and their families thank you!
Submitted by: Patricia A Alessandra
Please join us for the annual SUNY Buffalo State English Education Spring Banquet on Friday, May 11, from 5:30 to 10:00 p.m. at Pearl Street Brewery. The banquet is an opportunity to celebrate and recognize the many individuals who work to encourage and support the meaningful teaching of English language arts throughout our region and across the country.
Tickets are $25 and include a buffet featuring beer-braised pot roast, chicken, six-cheese bowtie pasta, smashed potatoes, grilled vegetables, salad, dessert (courtesy of DiCamillo Bakery), and coffee. A cash bar will be open throughout the event.
Tickets can be purchased online.
We are excited to announce that Julie Gorlewski, department chair and associate professor of teaching and learning at Virginia Commonwealth University, will receive the 2018 English Education Alumni Award at the banquet. Dr. Gorlewski, former co-editor of NCTE's English Journal, received her degree in English education from Buffalo State in 1985. Dr. Gorlewski will deliver the keynote address, "Agents of the State or Agents of Change? Teaching to Change the World."
Additionally, the Western New York Network of English Teachers will honor the following 2018 recipients of the Distinguished English Teacher Awards. These teachers have made an impact on the young people of our region by creating meaningful, engaging secondary English classrooms:
The program will also honor recent graduates, mentor teachers, and other individuals who support the English education program throughout the year.
Submitted by: James E Cercone
The Buffalo State Intercollegiate Moot Court Team will hold an organizational meeting on Thursday, May 3, at 12:15 p.m. in Classroom Building B209. Everyone is welcome.
Do you want to learn how to win an argument? Do you want to be a success in your career? Do you care about justice? If so, please join Buffalo State's Moot Court team.
For additional information, please contact Peter Yacobucci, associate professor of political science.
Submitted by: Peter R Yacobucci