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The support program provides critical mentorship and funding for promising startups.
Speakers include "Jeopardy!" champion Amy Schneider, journalist Nicholas Thompson and legal scholar Nita Farahany, author Heather McGhee, and poet Amanda Gorman.
This marks the second year that the program has received this award.
The clinic focuses on unemployment benefits issues, protecting the civil rights of veterans, examining possible civil responses to racially motivated violence and more.
Prize money will allow Journey’s End Refugee Services to implement the UB team’s standout project.
Joyner, who represents portions of The Bronx and surrounding communities, earned a JD from UB in 2012.
Festivities conclude this weekend with two of UB’s largest commencements.
Three of the students are from the greater Buffalo area; the others are from New York State, Oregon and Texas.
Syracuse-area native Lea Kyle and Albany-area native Sydney Swedick will pursue PhDs in STEM fields.
Samiha Islam's activism centers around building empathy across backgrounds and belief systems to forge a more equitable, tolerant world.
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