As the one of the busiest travel times of the year approaches, Michael Wyetzner, BPS '83, will help you build a whole new view of the airports you are running through or getting stuck in. You will appreciate all they do without you even noticing!
The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences presents a special webinar on a Thursday with Sharon (Garelick) Ruiz, MBA '86, BS '85, Vice President of Capacity and Operational Systems at Southeast Toyota Distributors, LLC. Sharon will share lessons learned from her career path and provide practical takeaways to help you chart your professional journey.
Sergeant Major (R) Delcey Pulvino, BA ’05, MSW ’07, will share the impact military deployment has on the family that remains behind - the struggles, the stressors but also the strength.
Sailing through uncertainty is a challenge especially in business and entrepreneurship. Todd Saxton, Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and M. Kim Saxton, Clinical Professor of Marketing and Faculty Director, Behavioral Research Labs, share their ideas how navigate through treacherous times and avoid the icebergs.
Associate Professor of Communication, Yotam Ophir, has been studying the history and practice of misinformation and is ready to share what he has learned and potential solutions as well.
Learn more about Diwali, the Festival of Lights with Gaitrie Subryan, CEL '25, BA '06, founder and artistic director of Devi Performing Arts, to understand more fully the themes of hope, renewal and community.
Jason Corwin, Clinical Assistant Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies at UB's Department of Indigenous Studies, will share how enhancing students’ sense of connection with nature and place, will benefit their overall academic journey.
Join us on a Monday with School of Engineering and Applied Sciences grad, Vienna Mott, BS '16, to learn her experience creating a political education app that leverages AI and gamification to help users verify sources, and establish best practices in identifying misinformation.
