The College at Brockport will host a one-day conference, "Blend until Smooth: Recipes for Hybrid Teaching and Learning," on Friday, April 14. The conference will feature presentations and panel discussions that encourage conversations on hybrid or blended teaching and learning. Special guest Kelvin Thompson, director of online design and development strategy at the University of Central Florida, will deliver the keynote speech, "Finding Your Voice in the Noise: Conversations about Blended Learning," followed by the workshop "Hands-On Highlights from the BlendKit (Re)Design Process.” Register or find more information about this free blended learning conference online.

All Buffalo State students may create an account and create surveys using Buffalo State’s online data collection software (Qualtrics). Students may not publish created surveys without a request from a faculty member supervising the student’s work. This is to ensure that any student using institutional data collection software is trained in IRB compliance. To request that your student be given permission to publish his or her survey, please complete the Student Survey Publish Permission form, found on the RITE website. You may also view the policy on Student Access to Institutionally Provided Online Data Collection Software (PDF, 218 KB). Once students have an account, they retain access to online data collection software for the duration of their studies at Buffalo State.

The spring 2017 mid-term faculty grading window is now open and will close Friday, March 24, at 9:00 p.m.  Students currently have access to view their spring 2017 mid-term grades in Banner and Degree Works.

Please join the Friends of the Buffalo State Maud Gordon Homes Arboretum for a talk on the history and founding of the arboretum today, March 16, at 5:00 p.m. in the Burchfield Penney Art Center. The history of the arboretum dates back to 1962 and involves notable members of the Buffalo State community. Burchfield Penney archivist Heather Gring will provide a fascinating and lively talk on Buffalo State’s commitment to its urban landscape. Friends will provide an update on current efforts to restore the arboretum today. The talk is free and open to the public. For more information, please contact Susan McCartney, director of the Small Business Development Center.

Please join the Friends of the Buffalo State Maud Gordon Homes Arboretum for a talk on the history and founding of the arboretum on Thursday, March 16, at 5:00 p.m. in the Burchfield Penney Art Center. The history of the arboretum dates back to 1962 and involves notable members of the Buffalo State community. Burchfield Penney archivist Heather Gring will provide a fascinating and lively talk on Buffalo State’s commitment to its urban landscape. Friends will provide an update on current efforts to restore the arboretum today. The talk is free and open to the public. For more information, please contact Susan McCartney, director of the Small Business Development Center.

Student Life is sponsoring the March to Graduation Series in collaboration with the Alumni Association, Financial Aid, and the Career Development Center. This series is focused on equipping students with what they need to start their new adult lives on the right foot. Please visit the Student Life website for more information.

Not Everyone Gets a Trophy: Tips for Surviving Your Job Search
Wednesday, March 29, 7:00 p.m., Butler Library 208
Jesse Lombardo, Career Development Center
Join the Career Development Center for a discussion on the realities of finding and accepting a job. Learn how to prepare for the unexpected challenges, as well as techniques to stay positive and motivated along the way.

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Student Life is sponsoring the March to Graduation Series in collaboration with the Alumni Association, Financial Aid, and the Career Development Center. This series is focused on equipping students with what they need to start their new adult lives on the right foot. See more information about each session below, or visit the Student Life website.

Financing Your Future
Monday, March 27, 7:00 p.m., Butler Library 210
Laura Worley, Financial Aid Office
Credit? Financing? Budgets? Subsidized loans? Let Financial Aid help show you what to expect your first year after graduation. This session will handle many of the questions students have, including living in the "real world."

Not Everyone Gets a Trophy: Tips for Surviving Your Job Search
Wednesday, March 29, 7:00 p.m., Butler Library 208
Jesse Lombardo, Career Development Center
Join the Career Development Center for a discussion on the realities of finding and accepting a job. Learn how to prepare for the unexpected challenges, as well as techniques to stay positive and motivated along the way.

Keep up-to-date with events on campus by following us:

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Website: studentlife.buffalostate.edu

Facebook: www.facebook.com/bscstudentlife

Twitter: @BSCStudentLife

Instagram: @BuffaloStateStudentLife

Student Life is sponsoring the March to Graduation Series in collaboration with the Alumni Association, Financial Aid, and the Career Development Center. This series is focused on equipping students with what they need to start their new adult lives on the right foot. See more information about each session below, or visit the Student Life website.

Young Alumni Panel
Monday, March 13, 7:00 p.m., Butler Library 210
This workshop will allow seniors to hear from recent graduates and to receive the benefits of their hard-learned lessons. What would they have done differently? What do they wish they had known about living in the real world? What pitfalls should seniors avoid?

Financing Your Future
Monday, March 27, 7:00 p.m., Butler Library 210
Laura Worley, Financial Aid Office
Credit? Financing? Budgets? Subsidized loans? Let Financial Aid help show you what to expect your first year after graduation. This session will handle many of the questions students have, including living in the "real world."

Not Everyone Gets a Trophy: Tips for Surviving Your Job Search
Wednesday, March 29, 7:00 p.m., Butler Library 208
Jesse Lombardo, Career Development Center
Join the Career Development Center for a discussion on the realities of finding and accepting a job. Learn how to prepare for the unexpected challenges, as well as techniques to stay positive and motivated along the way.

Keep up-to-date with events on campus by following us:

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Website: studentlife.buffalostate.edu

Facebook: www.facebook.com/bscstudentlife

Twitter: @BSCStudentLife

Instagram: @BuffaloStateStudentLife

Student Life is sponsoring the March to Graduation Series in collaboration with the Alumni Association, Financial Aid, and the Career Development Center. This series is focused on equipping students with what they need to start their new adult lives on the right foot. See more information about each session below, or visit the Student Life website.

Young Alumni Panel
Monday, March 13, 7:00 p.m., Butler Library 210
This workshop will allow seniors to hear from recent graduates and to receive the benefits of their hard-learned lessons. What would they have done differently? What do they wish they had known about living in the real world? What pitfalls should seniors avoid?

Financing Your Future
Monday, March 27, 7:00 p.m., Butler Library 210
Laura Worley, Financial Aid Office
Credit? Financing? Budgets? Subsidized loans? Let Financial Aid help show you what to expect your first year after graduation. This session will handle many of the questions students have, including living in the "real world."

Not Everyone Gets a Trophy: Tips for Surviving Your Job Search
Wednesday, March 29, 7:00 p.m., Butler Library 208
Jesse Lombardo, Career Development Center
Join the Career Development Center for a discussion on the realities of finding and accepting a job. Learn how to prepare for the unexpected challenges, as well as techniques to stay positive and motivated along the way.

Keep up-to-date with events on campus by following us:

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Website: studentlife.buffalostate.edu

Facebook: www.facebook.com/bscstudentlife

Twitter: @BSCStudentLife

Instagram: @BuffaloStateStudentLife

Student Life will host Men’s and Woman’s Leadership Conferences focused on developing leadership skills and teaching students how to apply their experiences and education to their leadership and career goals. A catered networking session will follow both conferences.

Learn more on the Student Life website.

Women’s Leadership Conference: Be Bold
Friday, March 31, 1:00–5:00 p.m.
Campbell Student Union Social Hall
Register now and reserve your seat.

Men’s Leadership Conference: Be Limitless
Friday, April 7, 1:00–5:00 p.m.
Technology Building 160
Register now and reserve your seat.