Transnational Studies GSA cordially invites you to attend a selection of panels honoring International Women's Day on March 8, 2017. Our panels will emphasize intersections of gender and refugee status as well as the current state of implementing the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) on the national and … Continue reading International Women’s Day Panels ~ TNS GSA

The School of Social Work GSA is a cosponsor to this day-long training in the theory and practice of nonviolence on Saturday, March 11th from 9am-4pm in the Student Union (room 145). It is a unique opportunity for students, staff, and faculty to engage together and develop useful tools to address various issues on campus … Continue reading Nonviolence Training ~ Social Work GSA

The Graduate History Association of the University at Buffalo will host its 26th Annual Conference with the theme “Changing Urban Landscapes: Shifts in Communities, Spaces and Identity.” This year, we have invited historian Mauricio Tenorio, a professor from the University of Chicago, to give the keynote address. Specializing in the cultural and social history of … Continue reading 26th Annual Milton Plesur Graduate History Conference

I am glad to announce the short symposium on "Resilient and Sustainable Civil Structures and Infrastructures" will be held on March 31st, 2017 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. This symposium allows graduate students to present their related research (in a poster format) to their peers and CSEE departmental faculty and other department members who … Continue reading CSEE GSA ~ Symposium on Resilient and Sustainable Civil Structures and Infrastructures

We are excited to announce TNS GSA will be hosting a Bad Feminist Book Club to celebrate Roxane Gay's work before she speaks at UB. We will be reading Bad Feminist so I hope you all get a chance to read it over the break! We will be providing refreshments as well. Please see the … Continue reading TNS GSA ~ Bad Feminist Book Club

The City provides with a unique opportunity to create and be created in many different ways.  Identities and cultures become an indentifying marker against a backdrop of individuality.  Against the backdrop of skyscrapers, new opportunities are born.  In these intersections paintings, literature, architecture, and performance, amongst many other mediums we find a complex, multi-faceted and … Continue reading RLL Symposium ~ Intersections: Collage of Urban Networks

Times: Monday, April 10 6:30pm – 8:30pm (keynote speakers); Tuesday, April 11, workshop lead by Anne-Francoise Schmid/grad symposium presentations from 10:00am – 5:00pm; Wednesday, April 12, grad student participants’ roundtable and wrap up 12:00 – 6:00pm, research exhibits of participants’ work on display in Department of Media Study (room 271) from April 14-27 We invite … Continue reading Media Study GSA ~ Philo-Fiction: On Integrative Objects Workshop

Computational Science Club is hosting an Annual Symposium on 'Job and Career Perspectives for Students in the Computational Sciences', in which we are inviting speakers from industries including Dow Chemical Co., Pfizer, NASA, Schlumberger and HGST. These speakers who did computational work during grad school will talk about their experience of finding jobs in the industry, … Continue reading Job and Career Perspectives for Students in the Computational Sciences

We announce our 2017 Greek Easter BBQ!  Easter is celebrated in Greece with grand festivities, great music, dancing, fun on site events and above all delicious Greek food.  It is the most celebrated cultural event in our country, bringing people together.  Last year we successfully organized the same event on May 1st (which was the … Continue reading Hellenic GSA ~ Greek Easter BBQ

Our theme for this year’s Graduate School of Education (GSE) Research Symposium reflects an effort to create and foster conversations across and within the multitude of disciplines representative of GSE.  We provide a scholarly forum for GSE students to engage in dialogue with their colleagues and professors through presentation of their current research through multiple … Continue reading GSE Research Symposium

This seminar will be open to all interested graduate students and community members, and will focus on training in the techniques and principles of restorative justice.  Restorative Justice Practices help to build healthy communities, increase social capital, reduce the impact of crime, decrease antisocial behavior, repair harm, and restore relationships.  Restorative justice serves as an … Continue reading Social Work GSA ~ Restorative Justice Day