"Autoimmunity: Lessons From Mice About Human Autoimmune Diseases" will the topic of the 27th annual Ernest Witebsky Memorial Lecture, to be held on Tuesday, April 15.
Organizer, activist, writer and musician Francisco Javier Herrera will present a lecture on "Cross Cultural Social Work: Interventions with Native Americans and New Immigrants" on Tuesday, April 15.
The Four Freshmen will perform in a benefit concert for Habitat for Humanity-Buffalo and UB's student Habitat chapter at 8 p.m. on Thursday, May 8, in the Center for the Arts.
Visits to campus labs and workshops focusing on career options will be on the agenda when UB observes "Take Our Daughters to Work" on Thursday, April 24. It will be presented by the President's Task Force on Women at UB.
Innovative approaches that link history and heritage to development planning on a regional basis will be explored in a series of free public lectures co-sponsored by UB's Graduate Group on Industrial Heritage Policy.
Abdullah Mohamed Omar, the South African minister for justice and a key figure in his nation's transition from apartheid, will speak at UB on Friday, April 11.
College will be "in session" from June 29 through July 5 at the Chautauqua Institution when the UB Alumni Association holds its first Summer Alumni College Program, focusing on "The Built Environment."
UB will present a celebration of the work of modernist poetic genius Louis Zukofsky on April 25 and 26 designed to illuminate various aspects of the poet's life, work and considerable importance as a writer.
The University at Buffalo will open its new Polish Academic Information Center during the Second National Conference on Polish Studies in the United States, to be held at UB on April 12 and 13.
The Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics is marking the "birthday" of the infamous talking computer, HAL, of the movie "2001: A Space Odyssey," by presenting two lectures by David G. Stork on Monday, April 14.
