Education

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  • Survey of UB Grads Finds Most Living in New York, Working in Jobs in Their Field
    6/7/99
    A recent survey of University at Buffalo graduates has found that about 96 percent of graduates of the Class of 1997 who responded to the survey reside in New York State and 80 percent who sought employment secured jobs within six months of graduation.
  • Intensive UB Course in Unique Environments Has Students Exploring Adirondacks, Everglades
    6/7/99
    Hiking, horseback riding and mountain climbing may sound more like a vacation than summer school, but from Aug. 1-6, Sanford Geffner will lead about 15 University at Buffalo students out of the classroom and into the mountain wilderness of the Adirondacks for a week-long, intensive, field ecology adventure.
  • UB American Sign Language Instructor Aims to Bridge Gap Between Hearing And Deaf People
    5/3/99
    Born deaf and raised in a hearing family, Lee Dray spent the first 16 years of her life unexposed to the culture and language that now define her identity and career. As the instructor for the University at Buffalo's new courses in American Sign Language, she hopes to help narrow the gap between cultures of the deaf and the hearing, as well as expose hearing people to the deaf culture of America.
  • UB Ranks In Top 50 of America's "Wired" Campuses
    4/6/99
    Yahoo! Internet Life, has ranked the University at Buffalo at No. 47 on its list of 100 Most Wired Colleges in the U.S.