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3/30/21

Beane spearheads the NFL’s overarching diversity, equity and inclusion strategy, and will collaborate with senior leadership to drive actionable change.

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Finding Purpose in Poetry
3/30/21
Dan Liberthson’s, PhD ’76, BA’74, love of language inspired him to support his passions at UB.

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Profound Nursing Experiences
8/27/21
After an 18 month delay, UB nursing students will once again safely provide free medical care to underserved populations.

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Leveling the Playing Field
8/27/21
Assistant professor Min-Hsuan Tu collaborated on a study that reveals how nonverbal behaviors can increase your chance of a positive outcome during an interview.

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Finding a Therapeutic Match
8/27/21
Using principles of a dating app, Avishai Afek is developing an app that helps users find a therapist best matched to their specific needs.

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Jayasingh Elected President of UB Alumni Association
7/26/21
He will lead the organization for two years.

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On the internet, nobody knows you’re a fake Russian Twitter account
7/30/21
A UB study found that media played a role in the growth of fake accounts during the 2016 U.S. election.

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Building resources to share history
7/30/21
UB professor Lillian Williams has devoted her career to advance the study of Black history, women’s history and local history.

‘Progress Pride Paths’ celebrates UB’s history, diversity
Staff from Facilities Operations recently installed "Progress Pride Paths," the first project in the new Contemplative Sites series of public art displays. It can be seen on Knox Quad on the North Campus. Photos: Meredith Forrest Kulwicki
Public art in the Contemplative Sites project will be temporary, with this inaugural work on display throughout the 2021-22 academic year.

Workers consult the plans, which were designed by Sean Brodfuehrer, an architectural planner in Campus Planning. Brodfuehrer says he drew inspiration from the history and evolution of the Progress Pride Flag.

A worker pours one of the 11 different colors used in the project.

Progress Pride Paths was done in partnership with the LGBTQ Faculty and Staff Association and installed by the landscaping service staff and masonry team from Facilities Operations.

The quadrangular shapes have been painted along 883 square feet of the V-shaped sidewalk enclosed by Knox Hall, Bell Hall and the Student Union.

A ribbon-cutting is planned for noon on Sept. 8.

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