Trevor Kedge bested a record number of participants to win MoneySKILL Mania, a personal finance competition sponsored by the UB School of Management and M&T Bank.
Robert J. Gore, a UB alumnus, will discuss KAVI, the ambitious violence-prevention initiative he founded, aimed at supporting young people of color in his Brooklyn community.
A University at Buffalo researcher will use a Fulbright scholarship to study how ethnicity and geography affect patients in India diagnosed with the autoimmune disease commonly known as lupus.
New degree and certificate programs are coming to the UB College of Arts and Sciences. UB’s Department of Jewish Thought will soon launch its master’s program; the Sociology department now has a bachelor’s degree in criminology; and an Advanced Certificate in Sustainability is offered through the Graduate Interdisciplinary Degree Program.
Results underscore an important issue as more states legalize marijuana: the increased need for tailored nutrition education as the population of pot-smokers grows.
You’ve probably seen a Likert Scale even if you don’t know the ubiquitous measurement tool by name. In its traditional form, a researcher presents a statement followed by five response options of varying intensity and attitude. A UB psychologist decided to test the test.
