Join the Burchfield Penney to celebrate the long-awaited opening of Heat Waves in a Swamp: The Paintings of Charles Burchfield, Saturday, March 6, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

The student Web registration schedule has been posted on the Registrar's Web site as a PDF. Registration starts at 6:00 a.m. on the assigned date and is then continuous.

Please be advised that the central Mail Room has changed the blue meter slips. Any department needing them can have them printed at the Copy Center. If you have any questions, please call the Mail Room at ext. 5515. Thank you.

Applications for the Undergraduate Summer Research Fellowship (USRF) Program are being accepted. To learn more about this program and to hear suggestions to mentors and students about completing applications, plan to attend one of the USRF information sessions:

Revised timeline to accommodate the advising pilot:

This workshop will present basic information about the theory and mathematics of using hypothesis testing to draw a conclusion. Engage in activities that illustrate the process and use graphical representations of various hypothesis testing situations to deepen your understanding.

The Counseling Center is hosting Mental Health Awareness Week, March 8–12, and wants you there! College counseling centers offer a unique opportunity to reach and positively affect the lives of students. Did you know that two-thirds of students don’t seek help and that one of the main reasons is mental health stigma? Be part of the conversation to decrease stigma and increase awareness of mental health.

You’re listening to a lecture and you know that you should be taking notes. How do you go about it? Should you write down everything you hear? Or should you jot down only what you think is important? Is there some effective way to organize your notes on the page? Study Skills: Note Taking is the next session in the Workshops to Success series sponsored by the Academic Skills Center of University College and offered free to Buffalo State students.

EVERGREEN will be collecting eyeglasses and sunglasses for the month of March. There are drop boxes located at the information desks in the Student Union and the Library. Glasses can also be sent through the campus mail to: EVERGREEN, Student Union, 112A. By donating your glasses you are helping people with eyesight difficulties worldwide. With the price of glasses exceeding three months' average salary in some African countries, donated eyeglasses are the only feasible way to bring sight to many visually impaired.

The School of Education's Center for Excellence in Urban and Rural Education will sponsor a presentation by Dean Ronald Rochon, Theresa Harris-Tigg, Myrtle Welch, and Kathy L. Wood on their experiences in the American Educational Research Association - People to People Ambassador Delegation trip to South Africa. Please join them in a round table discussion about life and education in South Africa. The presentation will be on Friday, March 5, in Caudell Hall 115, 11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Light refreshments will be served.