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With over 250 episodes, there's a ton of UB grad knowledge collected in our webinars. Browse through our previous episodes to find the one that you want to watch or see again.

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Bridging the Gap - Leading Effectively Across Generations
12/10/25
Celine Krzan, MBA '17, clinical assistant professor of entrepreneurship, Operations Management and Strategy, with the School of Management, shares how to build success in business and include everyone from every generation.
Engaging for Impact - The Center for Supply Chain Analytics
11/19/25
Learn about the Center for Supply Chain Analytics at the School of Management and how it is transforming supply chain execution in various industries with director, Jennifer L. Flagg, EMBA '12, BS '02 and professor and chair of the Operations Management and Strategy department, Milind G. Sohoni.
The Architecture of the Airport Terminal
11/12/25
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!
Navigating Your Way Forward
11/7/25
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.
Impact of Military Service and Deployments on the Family
11/5/25
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.
Beware the Titanic Effect - Navigating Uncertainty to Keep Your Venture Afloat
10/29/25
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.

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Making Meaningful Connections - Adventures in Land-Based Learning
10/8/25
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.
Keeping the Candle Lit - Educator Burnout & Impact
5/28/25
Educator burnout is a real issue. No matter the grade level, educators are stretched thin to make things happen. Casey T. Jakubowski, PhD, CAS '08, will share the causes of burnout and some ways to overcome it.
Addressing Teaching Shortages and Diversifying Teachers in the Classroom
8/30/23
What are the causes and consequences of the teacher shortage? Learn strategies for addressing the shortage while also improving the preparation of teachers with Julie Gorlewski, Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Teacher Education, Beth Etopio, Assistant Dean for Teacher Education and Director of the Office of Educator Preparation and Amanda Winkelsas, Director of UB Teach Residency Program.
What Can We Do About Bullying?
7/14/23
Bullying abuse is an issue that has received the attention of the media, legislators, and the general public.
From Educator to Edu-Preneur
7/14/23
With a map of your transferable skills, move from teacher in the classroom to entrepreneur with your own business. Dr. Deana Stevenson, BA ’89, CEO and Founder of Doc Deana Enterprises, will share how this is easier than you think.
Continue to Learn for Life with SUNY’s #EmTechMOOC
7/14/23
In this webinar, Roberta (Robin) Sullivan is a Teaching and Learning Strategist with Libraries, INstruction, Knowledge, Technology (LINKT) in the UB Libraries and UB alumnae, will discuss technologies for continuous learning.
Live Forever - Learn More About the UB Anatomical Gift Program
7/14/23
Raymond Dannenhoffer, PhD '87, MA '82, associate dean for support services for the Pathology and Anatomical Sciences Department at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, will shake the shadows from the program that supports the education of UB medical students.
What is a Black Historical Consciousness? Searching for Meaningful Black History Instruction
7/14/23
LaGarrett King, associate professor of social studies education and the director of the new Center for K-12 Black History and Racial Literacy Education at UB, will explain some misconception surrounding Black history and share how we can reimagine the subject in K-12 schooling.
Supporting Youth in the Age of Virtual Learning
7/14/23
Be encouraged by Michelle Bubnik-Harrison, PhD '16, MA '12, who will share ways teens can achieve academic success, even in a virtual world.
Rising to the Challenge - Innovative Ways to Teach, Train and Engage the Next Generation of Students
7/14/23
The Department of Community Health and Health Behavior in the School of Public Health and Health Professions was already specializing in virtual education when the pandemic hit. Join Sarah Cercone Heavey, PhD, MPH (PhD '17, MPH '11) and Jessica S. Kruger, PhD to learn the best online teaching skills to educate every student.