Weigel Health Promotions invites you to substitute one of our educational workshops when you would otherwise cancel class for an out-of-town trip, conference, appointment, or anything that might interfere with your scheduled class times. We prefer to schedule workshops at least two weeks ahead of time, but you may contact our office on shorter notice and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Our workshops focus on lifestyle issues affecting students, including these and many more:

Stress and Time Management
Sexual Health
Consent and Sexual Assault
Domestic Violence
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention (Risky Behaviors)
Tobacco-Free Policy
Bystander Intervention

We will work with you to design a workshop to enhance your syllabus. Please note: Some workshop topics depend on the availability of specific staff members or peer educators. If no one is available for a specific topic, we will be happy to work with you to provide the best workshop possible for your class needs.

To schedule a workshop, please submit the workshop request form. For more information on Weigel Health Promotions and the services we offer, please visit our website, check out our newsletter, follow us on social media, and watch us in action on our Youtube channel.

Please contact Paula Madrigal, assistant director of prevention and health promotions, 878-4719, for more information.

Weigel Health Promotions invites you to substitute one of our educational workshops when you would otherwise cancel class for an out-of-town trip, conference, appointment, or anything that might interfere with your scheduled class times. We prefer workshops to be scheduled at least two weeks ahead of time, but you may contact our office on shorter notice and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Our workshops focus on lifestyle issues affecting students, including these topics and many more:

Stress and Time Management
Sexual Health
Consent and Sexual Assault
Domestic Violence
Alcohol- and Drug-Abuse Prevention (Risky Behaviors)
Tobacco-Free Policy
Bystander Intervention

We will work with you to design a workshop to enhance your syllabus. Please note: Some workshop topics depend on the availability of specific staff members or peer educators. If no one is available for a specific topic, we will be happy to work with you to provide the best workshop possible for your class needs.

To schedule a workshop, please submit the workshop request form. For more information on Weigel Health Promotions and the services we offer, please visit our website, check out our newsletter, follow us on social media, and watch us in action on our Youtube channel!

Please contact Paula Madrigal, assistant director of prevention and health promotions, 878-4719, for more information.

Weigel Health Promotions invites you to substitute one of our educational workshops when you would otherwise cancel class for an out-of-town trip, conference, appointment, or anything that might interfere with your scheduled class times. We prefer to schedule workshops at least two weeks ahead of time, but you may contact our office on shorter notice and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Our workshops focus on lifestyle issues affecting students, including these and many more:

Stress and Time Management
Sexual Health
Consent and Sexual Assault
Domestic Violence
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention (Risky Behaviors)
Tobacco-Free Policy
Bystander Intervention

We will work with you to design a workshop to enhance your syllabus. Please note: Some workshop topics depend on the availability of specific staff members or peer educators. If no one is available for a specific topic, we will be happy to work with you to provide the best workshop possible for your class needs.

To schedule a workshop, please submit the workshop request form. For more information on Weigel Health Promotions and the services we offer, please visit our website, check out our newsletter, follow us on social media, and watch us in action on our Youtube channel.

Please contact Paula Madrigal, assistant director of prevention and health promotions, 878-4719, for more information.

Weigel Health Promotions invites you to substitute one of our educational workshops when you would otherwise cancel class for an out-of-town trip, conference, appointment, or anything that might interfere with your scheduled class times. We prefer workshops to be scheduled at least two weeks ahead of time, but you may contact our office on shorter notice and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Our workshops focus on lifestyle issues affecting students, including these topics and many more:

Stress and Time Management
Sexual Health
Consent and Sexual Assault
Domestic Violence
Alcohol- and Drug-Abuse Prevention (Risky Behaviors)
Tobacco-Free Policy
Bystander Intervention

We will work with you to design a workshop to enhance your syllabus. Please note: Some workshop topics depend on the availability of specific staff members or peer educators. If no one is available for a specific topic, we will be happy to work with you to provide the best workshop possible for your class needs.

To schedule a workshop, please submit the workshop request form. For more information on Weigel Health Promotions and the services we offer, please visit our website, check out our newsletter, follow us on social media, and watch us in action on our Youtube channel!

Please contact Paula Madrigal, assistant director of prevention and health promotions, 878-4719, for more information.

A list of rooms (PDF) that are scheduled by the Registrar's Office is available on the Registrar's Office Forms and Services web page. This PDF may be printed and used for reference; it is periodically updated, and the link will list the update date. For detailed information and photos, please bookmark this link from the Instructional Resources Classroom Support page.

Buffalo State College and the Student Life Office will host the annual Western New York Student Leadership Conference on Saturday, February 20, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the Bulger Communication Center.

To submit proposals for the conference, please visit the conference website. The deadline for proposals is Tuesday, January 26.

To register for the conference, please complete the registration form. The deadline to register is Friday, February 12.

Please contact Tamara McMillan, associate director of student life, or Sister Charlene Fontana, assistant to the director of student life, 878-4631, with questions or for more information.

Graduate Student Spring Orientation will be held Wednesday, January 13, from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the Campbell Student Union Social Hall. Registration begins at 4:00 p.m.

The orientation program will provide new students with an opportunity to have their questions answered and to speak with individuals representing individual academic departments, the Graduate School, and student service departments. Students will also have an opportunity to meet other new students in their program. Light refreshments will be served.

For more information, please visit the Graduate School website or call 878-5601.

The Graduate School will host an online chat session on Monday, January 11, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. A Graduate School representative will be on hand during the session to answer questions about graduate programs, admission requirements, career options, and more.

For more information, please visit the Graduate School website or call 878-5601.

The Student Life Office will facilitate a Peer Leadership Training program designed to provide rising sophomores and juniors with additional skills to become leaders on campus.

Seven one-hour "learn-shops" will be held in spring 2016. Objectives include enhanced leadership and communication skills, decision-making skills, problem-solving skills, group dynamics (team-based structures), and public speaking.

For more information, please visit the Student Life website or call 878-4631.

Students requesting a letter grade in place of a pass/fail grade for J-Term 2016 should submit a Substitution for Pass/Fail form (PDF) to the Registrar’s Office no later than Thursday, January 28. Applications are also available in the Registrar’s Office.