The University at Buffalo School of Pharmacy is launching a new, entry-level doctoral program designed to produce graduates who will spend far more time on patient-care management than they will on dispensing drugs.
UB’s Center for Industrial Effectiveness has announced three staff changes, including the hiring of Timothy R. Mattulke as project manager for the Strategic Partnership for Industrial Resurgence program.
The School of Management will launch a new part-time MBA program next fall designed to be highly compatible with the lives and schedules of Western New York's working professionals.
The School of Management will launch a new part-time MBA program next fall designed to be highly compatible with the lives and schedules of Western New York's working professionals.
Frederick P. Meli, a 1976 graduate of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, has been elected president of the UB Engineering Alumni Association for 1997-98.
Female survivors of sexual and physical assault ages 18 and older are being sought by researchers in UB’s Center for Anxiety Research to participate in a study designed to help women experiencing psychological distress as a result of a rape or other physical assault.
Beverly Foit-Albert, an award-winning architect and adjunct faculty member in the School of Architecture and Planning, will speak in a "UB at Sunrise" program on Wednesday, Nov. 19.
A $17.4 million project to save the University at Buffalo $50 million in energy costs over 17 years has been named the 1997 National Energy Project of the Year by the Association of Energy Engineers.
