Pre-K-16 Education
Supporting a stronger educational foundation
Stronger education helps build a stronger Buffalo. UB offers enrichment programs that touch schoolchildren at every educational level, whether it is early literacy programs or advanced mathematics for high school students. We not only work with school children, UB develops the professors who teach our teachers in the community.
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- ADHD Treatment Programs
This comprehensive treatment program addresses the behavioral, emotional, and learning problems associated with ADHD of children entering grades 1-6. STP consists of a set of evidence-based treatments incorporated into an 8-week therapeutic summer day camp setting. Group and tailored individual treatment plans are implemented by trained paraprofessionals under the supervision of experienced senior staff members.
- Admissions (Graduate and Professional)
- Admissions (International)
- Admissions (Undergraduate)
- Athletics Camps and Clinics
Athletic summer camps offered in baseball, basketball, football, soccer, diving, swimming, tennis, track and field, volleyball and wrestling.
- BEAM: Buffalo-Area Engineering Awareness for Minorities
Prepares underrepresented individuals from the inner-city, for careers in science, engineering, and technology. - Bilingual Education Program
- Biography, Social Structures & Diversity: Professional Socialization Toward Constructive Engagement with Diversity
- Bioinformatics High School
- Buffalo Public Schools Academic and Behavioral (ABC) Program
- Buffalo Public Schools and Building Blocks
- Buffalo Public Schools Volunteer Mentoring/Academic Assistance Program
- CADS Summer Program

- Care Wears
- Career Opportunities in the Accounting Profession (COAP) Program
The School of Management introduces minority high school students to accounting career opportunities in a five-day annual program. - Center for Children and Families
- Center for Computational Research (CCR)
High-performance computing and visualization resources. - Center for Educational Collaboration
UB's hub for partnerships with our area P-16 schools sponsors activities and supports our personnel engaged with area schools.
- Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Teaching Africana Studies in Schools
- Center for Literacy and Reading Instruction

- Child Care Center
The UBCCC Summer Camp offers children ages 5-9 hands-on activities, field trips, swimming and other activities on a full or part-time basis. The camp is open to children who are not family of UB staff and students as well.
- City Voices, City Visions: Buffalo Education Partnership for Digital Arts and Communication Technologies

- Committee to Identify and Develop Educational Leadership (CIDEL)
- Comparative and Global Studies in Education (CCGSE)
- Cutting Edge Lecture Series
- Distinguished Speaker Series
Renowned national and international speakers. - Early Childhood Research Center
- Eating Disorder Prevention Project (Satsanga)
- Educational Opportunity Center (EOC)
Tuition free academic and vocational training programs leading to college admission or entry-level employment. - English Language Institute
- Entrepreneurship Training for High School Students
The School of Management provides an opportunity for WNY high school students explore being self-employed. - Eric Pitman Annual Summer Workshop in Computational Science
Named after Science Olympiad participant Eric Pitman, the workshop strives to introduce local high-school students to the application of computer modeling and simulation, in order to solve important problems in science and engineering. The two-week summer workshop in computational science is held at the BNMC Center of Excellence.
- Evaluation of Buffalo Preschool Programs
- Gifted Math Program
- Graduate School of Education
Doctoral and master's programs in education, including those leading to New York State Certification. - Greater Buffalo Leadership Consortium (GBLC)
- High School Students and the UB Libraries
- IERI Scale-Up: The TRIAD I Project
- IERI Scale-Up: The TRIAD II Project
- Initial Certification Program
- International Comparative Higher Education Finance and Accessibility Project
- Kids Voting WNY
- Leadership Initiative for Tomorrow's Schools (LIFTS) Program
- Leadership Study
- Learning Productivity Network
- Library Research Station Access Cards
- Longitudinal Study of the Effects of a Pre-Kindergarten Mathematics Curriculum on Low-Income Children's Mathematical Knowledge
- Math is Everywhere Contest
- Maverick Teachers Project
- MCEER
Engineering research expertise to protect critical infrastructure against earthquakes and other hazards. - MCEER Information Service
- Methods of Inquiry
- MoneySKILL
The School of Management trains WNY teachers to use MoneySKILL, a free, comprehensive, online personal finance curriculum for high school students. - My Dentist, My Friend
- National Girls and Women in Sports Day
- New Literacies Group
- NYS Area Health Education Center System
Promotes a diverse health care workforce and improves access to health care works to underserved communities. - Physics and Art Summer Institute
Participants at the Physics & Arts Summer Institute learn about 21st Century Physics, participate on a team project and build a permanent piece for the Physics & Arts exhibition. High-school students with interest in Physics and Arts are welcome to apply.
- Poison Prevention Program
- Pre-K Initiatives Program
- Reading First
- Region II Rehabilitation Continuing Education Program
- Science Exploration Day
- Six Traits Writing
- State of the Region Project
Data on critical issues affecting the Buffalo-Niagara region. - Study and Prevention of School Violence Center
- Teacher Education Institute (TEI)
- Teacher Education Institute (TEI) Field Experience
- University Preparatory Programs
- Upward Bound Classic Program
- Urban Education Institute
- Visit UB - Undergraduate Orientation Tours
- Volunteer Mentoring / Academic Assistance Program
- Web-Based Portfolio Assessment in Science
- Western New York Area Teacher Education Programs
- Workshop: Raising Intercultural Sensitivity in Schools




