Are you looking for great deals on dining, attractions, travel, hotels, retail, and services? The Buffalo State Alumni Association would like to help! For a limited time, the Alumni Association is offering 2008 Entertainment Books at a discounted rate of $25.
The School of the Professions' Small Business Development Center and the Department of Hospitality and Tourism, together with the Research Foundation, have collaborated to create an new program on campus, starting in 2008—the Restaurant Institute.
The Buffalo-Lille Association Inc. is planning its third Study Tour to France and Belgium, from July 5 to 13, 2008. Founded in 1989, the Buffalo-Lille Association, along with its counterpart in Lille, France, established a sister city relationship between the two cities, focusing on the establishment of professional ties in seven areas: arts, business, education, government, judicial/legal, science, and sports.
This webinar series provides a number of ideas and examples that will help you enhance your instruction and showcase your scholarship of teaching using MERLOT—the Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching.
Laurie Buonanno and Anthony Neal of Buffalo State's Political Science Department will lead two student teams debating "Was the U.S. Constitution Pro-Slavery or Anti-Slavery" during Bengal Pause next Tuesday, September 18, in Bulger Communication Center East 2.
Instructional Resources is now accepting requests for Classroom Technology Equipment online. For equipment needs for your class or event, please use the form here.
The SUNY Center for Professional Development presents the Sixth Annual Fall Assessment Event, titled: Implementing a Feasible Model for Program Assessment: An approach you can implement and sustain with moderate effort.
Dr. Meghan Brown of Hobart and William Smith Colleges will present a seminar on aquatic invasive species on Thursday, September 13, at 12:15 p.m. in Science Building 272. Dr. Brown will speak on "Exotic Fleas are Invading Our Lakes: Can We Stop Them?", which will examine the recent invasion of predatory water fleas in the Great Lakes and other lakes in eastern North America. This seminar is sponsored by the Biology Department and Great Lakes Center. All are welcome to attend.
The Buffalo State Alumni Association has teamed up with Liberty Mutual to offer a defensive driving class to Buffalo State faculty, staff, alumni and students on Saturday, September 15, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., in Ketchum Hall 219.
The Great Lakes Center invites you to an open discussion on potential scientific projects and ideas for the GLC on Wednesday, September 12, at 3:00 p.m. in Butler Library 210. Public outreach and education, which are equally important for GLC, will be discussed on a separate occasion. We ask you to make a short (up to five-minute) presentation about: