Non-verbal communication, lawn-care treatment, murder within the family and a tour of the Chautauqua Institution are among the topics to be addressed this spring during the UB Senior Alumni Program Series.
The School of Architecture and Planning will host design critic and acclaimed urban and regional planner Robert D. Yaro as its 1998 William and Elisabeth Clarkson Visiting Chair.
The School of Information and Library has announced that it will match up to four $5,000 minority scholarships offered by the American Library Association for the 1998-99 academic year.
The University at Buffalo Health Sciences Library has developed the Western New York Health Resources Web site to serve as a single source for current and historic information and documents on health and disease in Western New York.
Researchers at the University at Buffalo and Wayne State University have received a $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation to develop a comprehensive early-childhood math curriculum for use in homes, daycare centers and classrooms.
A controversy over plans for a new bridge to link the U.S. and Canada has provided students in a new master's-degree program in engineering at the University at Buffalo with a chance to contribute to the discussion of the international project, while at the same time learning skills needed to manage a large project not typically taught in a classroom.
A Spring 1997 production of the UB Department of Theatre and Dance and the Center for the Arts was featured recently as the sole representative of the United States at the prestigious Second Biennial International University Theatre Festival held in Spain.
A workshop for entrepreneurs and business managers who wish to develop and improve their business plans is being offered by the Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership in the UB School of Management.
A protein that is the single most critical known element in iron metabolism has been identified and characterized by scientists at the University at Buffalo and Children's Hospital in Boston, which is affiliated with Harvard University.
Inventors who are members of the UB faculty and staff will be honored during a reception to be held at 4 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 9, in the Center for Tomorrow on the UB North (Amherst) Campus.
