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NSF grant to propel UB to forefront of ‘micro-badge’ research
10/25/19
The grant will allow UB educators to identify processes where stakeholders can design ways to use digital badges to recognize individual talents and measure abilities.
UB now offers an undergraduate neuroscience major
10/14/19
The neuroscience major is a collaboration between the College of Arts and Sciences and the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.
Monica Lynn Miles joins UB as Great Lakes educator
9/30/19
Miles will provide outreach to teachers, gov’t officials, industry and others interested in Lake Ontario and Lake Erie.
UB social work researcher to examine effects of implicit bias on African American women’s health
9/30/19
Noelle St. Vil will be the featured speaker at Buffalo All Access on Wednesday.
Affordable tool measures parents’ perceptions of their child’s school
9/12/19
UB social work researcher led team that developed and tested P-OSE, a new scale that can be used for specific schools or as part of district-wide improvement plans.
UB partners with BPS to host institute on innovative teacher preparation model
8/1/19
The institite will bring together district, school, community, and university stakeholders to explore collaborative models for teacher education.
UB’s Educational Opportunity Center announces Community College Instant Admissions Day
6/10/19
SUNY community colleges in Erie, Genesee and Niagara counties collectively provide over 200 academic degrees and certificates.
UB Educational Opportunity Center honors two alumni
6/3/19
Donald Paulk and Paula Oliver were recognized as success stories by the center, which helps those with limited educational and financial opportunities.
Evviva Weinraub named vice provost for UB Libraries
5/30/19
A national leader in digital library initiatives, technology and innovation, Weinraub joins UB from Northwestern University.
UB psychologist receives $2.2 million NIH grant to study school readiness
5/17/19
A UB psychologist has received a $2.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to examine the critical developmental and educational transition children make when moving from pre-k to kindergarten.