This project will work to understand the structure and function of enzymes that are used by bacteria to make novel antibiotics and other bioactive molecules.

While earning academic credit, students will be able to deepen and enrich the study of their chosen major, participate in study beyond the classroom, develop critical thinking skills, and learn about: urban education, mentorship, diversity, classroom management, lesson planning, counseling and much more!

Take a spring break trip (3/16 - 3/22) to the Actors’ Renaissance Season at the American Shakespeare Center, and earn academic credit while enjoying immersion in early modern theater practices. 

Through this project, students will learn about the tourism reform initiative and its impact on the economic vitality of Inuyama, Japan.

Community Cooks is an ongoing, collaborative project that brings together a collective of local and national food justice organizations advocating for communities of color in Western New York.

The Editing Digital Culture project seeks to link students with projects that are working to transform historical cultural documents into high-quality resources for the public on the web.

Seeking students to work on emerging biometrics, exploring the use of brainwave, heart beat, gait, gesture and other live body features.

We will examine the effect of various drugs on apoptosis signaling in microglia and neuroinflammation.

Learn more about how our memories are able to discriminate between highly similar stimuli. Get hands-on experience in research by running participants through computer-based memory experiments.

This project will take hypotheses developed by bioinformatics-based investigations to wet lab validation.