The Lucius N. Littauer Foundation of New York City has given UB a $20,000 gift to endow the Lucius N. Littauer Judaica Book Fund, the first named fund for the university's Judaic Studies Program.
The Casting Institute in Department of Art has begun work with Tuscaroran businessman Joseph "Smokin' Joe" Anderson on several proposals to benefit that Indian community and the UB Sculpture Program.
The University at Buffalo will co-sponsor the ninth annual conference of The Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy, a national organization of Wright homeowners and preservationists, to be held Sept. 17-21 in Buffalo.
Kathleen Weiler, Ph.D., distinguished researcher in the field of women's education and associate professor of education at Tufts University, will present the 1997 Gail Paradise Kelly Memorial Lecture on Thursday, April 10.
John M. Thomas, who has served as associate dean of international programs in the of the School of Management and associate professor of organization and human resources, has been named interim dean of the school.
A conference on exercise physiology emphasizing the therapeutic benefits of exercise in rehabilitation will be held by the Department of Physical Therapy and Exercise Science on Friday, April 11.
Environmental studies students from the University at Buffalo have been picking through garbage in Buffalo City Hall, and neither Mayor Anthony Masiello nor the Common Council would have it any other way.
Fredrick Seidl, dean of the Graduate School of Social Work, will focus on the use of modern folk music to educate about social problems and triumphs of ³the folk² at a UB Senior Alumni luncheon on Thursday, April 17.
The University at Buffalo School of Engineering and Applied Sciences has published a book chronicling its half century of growth and increasing national and international recognition.
