Caregiving for someone while managing all the other things in your life - work, raising a family - can be a very emotional journey. Silvia Johnston, MBA '00, BA '98, will share her experiences and lessons learned in a practical framework that will help you make intentional decisions with less regret and more self-compassion.
UB Law School instructor Christen E. Civiletto, BA '90, will share her more than 23 years of research into the chemical companies that laid waste to Niagara Falls, NY for decades and exposes the exploitation and ongoing abuse that happened in the shadow's of the one of the world's most treasured natural wonders.
Discover Amatryx Gaming Lab and Studio with Director, Cody Mejeur. This creative research and development space is the intersection of game studies, design and production that leads to stronger communities.
Juneteenth is a time where all are invited to experience the brilliance of Black culture, history and most of all, joy! Sonya Tareke, MBA '20, BS '17, will share ways to uplift and support Black entrepreneurship in your city during June and beyond.
Julia Culkin-Jacobia, BS '98, will help emerging leaders with the critical mindset shift that is necessary to move from team member to team leader. Define your own leadership purpose and build influence through authenticity.
Dr. Wooksoo Kim, Director of the Immigrant and Refugee Research Institute at the School of Social Work. will share the vibrant stories of refugees in Buffalo and the broader implications of refugees as residents in the US.
Associate Professor of Communication, Yotam Ophir, returns to Webinar Wednesday, at 10 a.m. EST, to follow up his misinformation webinar from the fall. Learn more about Large Language Models (LLMs) and how it affects communications on all levels.
Artificial intelligence consumes significant amounts of energy, adding pressure to an already overburdened power grid. UB physics professor, Murthy Ganapathy, PhD, and his research team are working on innovative solutions to make AI systems more energy‑efficient