Check out some of the great events GSA has to offer this month!
*Paid for by your Mandatory Student Activity Fee*
Please participate in the UB Diversity and Inclusion Survey below.
This is a standing committee whose work contributes to the review and assessment of instructional facilities at the university, the recommendation of policies and processes for classroom utilization, and the development of a running three year plan for classroom renewal.
Core responsibilities of the the Pedagogy and Design Committee include recommending improvements to instructional facilities that integrate student learning with classroom design; identifying and recommending learning environments required to deliver all educational programs at UB; working with colleagues to develop physical design and online learning standards for learning environments; and developing renovation cost models for learning environments by space type and size.
This committee is the primary source of faculty and student input into the process.
The Office of Inclusive Excellence announces new dates for UB’s Summit on Inclusive Excellence: May 3-4, 2018.
Please visit our website here to learn more about the conference. Information about registering for this free conference will be coming soon.
Unanticipated circumstances can prevent students from continuing their education and achieving academic success. UB has resources to connect students to emergency funding through two unique resources.
http://www.buffalo.edu/studentlife/help/emergency/emergency-funds.html
Dear University Community:
On behalf of the School of Management, I am pleased to announce that our IRS-certified accounting students will again offer free tax preparation services to individuals and families with an annual income below $54,000. UB employees* are encouraged to take advantage of this service and to invite their families and neighbors to do the same.
The service will be offered at the North and South campuses. Dates, times, locations, maps and other important details can be found at the link below:
http://mgt.buffalo.edu/freetaxprep
Sincerely,
Paul Tesluk
Dean
School of Management
* Please note that tax preparation for nonresident aliens requires special processing that is beyond the scope of the services provided by Beta Alpha Psi volunteers. UB employees who are nonresident aliens can visit this website to find out if you are eligible to use Sprintax for income tax filing.
Create, edit and share engaging instructional recordings with voice, video and screen content from any device. Learn more about recording with Panopto: buffalo.edu/ubit/panopto.
The third phase of UB’s Heart of the Campus (HOTC-3) initiative will bring an international eatery, currently being referred to as the global market café, to one of the busiest crossroads on the North Campus in 2020.The UB student community is being asked to select a permanent name for the university’s international eatery, as planning and development of the project moves forward. So, help name this international eatery and leave your legacy at UB!
Students interested in participating in the “Name UB’s International Eatery” contest may submit entries at www.buffalo.edu/name-the-eatery between Feb. 5 and 18. They can return to www.buffalo.edu/name-the-eaterybetween March 26 and April 1 to vote for their favorite name. Additional contest information, including how students can participate and prizes to be awarded, can be found at www.buffalo.edu/international-eatery
Remember – The contest starts on Monday, Feb. 5!
The winning entry will win a grand prize of $500 in dining dollars. The entry with the second highest number of votes will win a 2 place prize of $200 in dining dollars, and the entry with the third highest number of votes will win a 3 place prize of $100 in dining dollars. One winner chosen for each prize. The contest is spelled out on the site if they need more info.
Also, there is an article in UBNow all about progress and some about the contest if you’d like to include it. http://www.buffalo.edu/ubnow/stories/2018/02/international-eatery.html
Due to the resignation of Tilottama Turkar as Treasurer, there is a vacancy in the Graduate Student Association’s Executive Committee.
Please note as stated in the GSA Constitution:
“In the case of removal or resignation of any officer, said officer shall be replaced by a vote of the Senate from any willing graduate students in attendance who have attended and signed in at two Senate Meetings within the past twelve months during the meeting at which the replacement election is held.”
Effective immediately, there is a call for nominations to permanently fill this position.
If you have any questions regarding this position, please feel free to contact the GSA President, Tanja Aho at gsa-president@buffalo.edu or Vice President at gsa-vicepresident@buffalo.edu.