New Program Enforces Advisement Policy
Buffalo State’s advisement policy will be strictly enforced through a pilot program this semester that will require more than 2,000 undergraduate students in select programs to meet with an adviser before registering for spring classes.
Merit Scholarships Aid Retention, Graduation Rates
More than 200 first-year students are receiving at least one of four merit-based recruitment scholarships offered by the college: the All College Honors (ACH) Scholarship, the Presidential Scholarship, the Provost Scholarship, and the Dean’s Scholarship.
Announcements
- Internal Control Program at Buffalo State College
- Response to Senate Recommendation
- Curricular Action
- Changes to Textbook Policy
- Purchasing Department Renamed Procurement Services
- ING Financial-Education Workshops
- College Senate Meeting
- New Electronic Course Submission Process
Across Campus
- Teacher and Author LouAnne Johnson to Visit Campus
- Lecture: ‘Sentiment, Skepticism, and Community in Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin’
- 2009 Burchfield Penney Annual Gala and Art Auction
- Grants and Gifts
- New Program Enforces Advisement Policy
- Merit Scholarships Aid Retention, Graduation Rates
Achievements
- Kimberly Hart, Assistant Professor, Anthropology
- Stephen Houseknecht, Lecturer, Fine Arts
- Michael Johnson, Associate Professor, Modern and Classical Languages
- William White, Assistant Professor, Modern and Classical Languages
- William White, Assistant Professor, Modern and Classical Languages, and Jason Grinnell, Assistant Professor, Philosophy and Humanities
- William Wieczorek, Director, Center for Health and Social Research
- Zhang Jie, Professor, Sociology
In the News
Burchfield Penney to Host Conference on Avoiding Another Recession
For three days this week, scientists will take over one of Buffalo’s brightest arts venues. But the arts will also inform the discussion of economic theory.
College Poetry Club Cleans Up Elmwood
Some Buffalo State College students were using some serious elbow grease to help clean up a portion of the Queen City on Saturday. With soap, buckets, and sponges in hand, nearly a dozen student volunteers from the group “INK” tackled graffiti-covered areas along Elmwood Avenue.
Capturing a Tiger on Paper
Buffalo State College student Ramon “Ray” Dennis lost his hands and most of his forearms at age 10 in an electrical accident in his native Russia. But Dennis, who has learned to “arm paint,” inspired children and adults alike during an art event last month at the Buffalo Zoo.
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