Take a tour of the GRoW Clean Energy Center, and learn the story and stats behind the award-winning, energy-positive building designed and built by UB students!
Come visit the center Vice President Kamala Harris spoke so highly of! After visiting GRoW on 9/14 she said how “the work that is being done here is very exciting and really a model for our country. When we chose to invest in the natural talent and invest in our future through young leaders, what we will be able to accomplish in terms of getting in front of the challenges we need to face, but also leading as a nation.”
Tours will be led by Martha Bohm, Assoc Prof in the Department of Architecture Honors College Fellow, and faculty lead on the GRoW Home project. They will begin at their assigned time at the GRoW home directly across the Center for Tomorrow (walkable from Capen Hall, near the Maple Road entrance to campus)
This event will be held SATURDAY, Oct 8th at 1:30pm or 2:30pm
Link to register for the 1:30pm tour: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfzI7Du3_viczfsmr84XEYedUJ32d1-aJK1TTBHKLzmM6Ctrg/viewform?usp=sf_link
Link to register for the 2:30pm tour: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfKv-TG8Z-pPDL07tNOMS-m8eMbysjwqdLsBJIRkWekNHVvkg/viewform?usp=sf_link
*Students who RSVP for this event will be sent the location details the evening prior to their tour *
NEED HELP AT OTHER TIMES, OR FOR OTHER COURSES? Make an appointment! Tutoring appointments are available both in-person or online at the TASS center in Capen Hall. Visit Navigate or MYUB to make one today! Try STAR-NY! Try this additional online tutoring resource. Offered 7pm-12am Sunday through Thursday and offers a wider range of subjects from tutors across the SUNY system. Visit starny.org/tutoring schedule to see what is offered and to access tutoring. VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION AT buffalo.edu/studentsuccess/tutoring.html QUESTIONS? asktutoring@buffalo.edu
Connecting with Professors Presented by: Dr. DeMarree, Psychology & Dr. Burke, School of Engineering Thursday, September 15th 5pm Stop by the TASS center to learn how to effectively communicate with your instructors. They will also discuss the benefits of office hours and more!! Midterm Madness Thursday, October 13rd 12-4pm Stop by the TASS center to pick up your inspirational quote, a highlighter to help you get through your finals. We will also have some study tips available. Giving your Education a Financial Workout Presented by: TBA Thursday, October 20th 5pm Learn about other opportunities at UB (loans, fellowships, scholarships, grants, and more!!) Mental Health and Self Care Presented by: UB Health Promotions Thursday, November 17th 5pm Take some time to step back and mentally reset before finals. Learn successful strategies for self-care! Finals Stretch Wednesday December 7th 12-4pm Stop by the TASS center to pick up some post-it notes and your five-day study plan. We will also have some tips to help you to finish off the semester strong. TASS Fall 2022 Workshops/Event
Location: 130 Capen Hall, North Campus Phone: 716-645-6693 TASS Email: asktutoring@buffalo.edu Website: https://www.buffalo.edu/studentsuccess/tutoring.html First Generation Email: firstgeneration@buffalo.edu Website: https://www.buffalo.edu/studentsuccess/succeed/firstgen.html
Fellowships and Scholarships Roundup: STEM Edition
Undergraduate Opportunities
Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship What: This scholarship is for students who have outstanding potential and intend to pursue advanced degrees in mathematics, the natural sciences and engineering. Who: Sophomores and juniors planning to pursue a PhD in STEM, have research experience, and a 3.0 or higher GPA. Students must be a U.S. citizen, national or permanent resident. Deadline: November Learn more about the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship.
The Udall Undergraduate Scholarship What: This scholarship is for students who intend to become leaders in environment-related fields, including policy, engineering, science, education, urban planning and renewal, business, health, justice and economics. The foundation also seeks future Native American and Alaskan Native leaders in public and community health care, tribal government and public policy affecting Native American communities. Who: Full-time sophomore or junior with at least a 3.0 GPA and is involved in an area of study related to the Udall Scholarship. Deadline: December Learn more about the Udall Undergraduate Scholarship.
Open to Undergraduates and Graduates
National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program (NSF GRFP) What: Three-year fellowships for graduate study in mathematical, physical, biological, engineering and behavioral and social sciences, including the history of science. Who: Graduating seniors or students in their first or second year of graduate school. Applicants must also have a high GPA and past research experience. Deadline: October Learn more about NSF GRFP.
Take a tour of the GRow Clean Energy Center, and learn the story and stats behind the awardwinning, energy-positive building designed and built by UB students!
Come visit the center Vice President Kamala Harris spoke so highly of! After visiting GRoW on September 14, she said “the work that is being done here is very exciting and really a model for our country. When we chose to invest in the natural talent and invest in our future through young leaders, what we will be able to accomplish in terms of getting in front of the challenges we need to face, but also leading as a nation.” Tours will be led by Martha Bohm, Assoc Prof in the Department of Architecture, Honors College Faculty Fellow and faculty lead on the GRoW Home project. Tours will be led SATURDAY, Oct 8th at 1:30pm or 2:30pm. Meet at the GRoW home located across from the Center for Tomorrow near the Maple Road entrance to campus.
Interested in working on a research or creative project? Come learn about undergraduate level research and creative opportunities at UB. Mentored research or creative projects WILL EARN you Honors Experience Credits and add to your resume and knowledge base no matter your major or academic program. Research is for all majors. Workshop will cover: -HOW TO FIND A PROJECT or OPPORTUNITY -How to turn your work into HONORS EXPERIENCE CREDITS -DISCUSS FUNDING $$ -Honors College Research and Creativity fund application overview and deadlines -ELN Research work and conference funding application overview and deadlines Join UB Honors and UB’s Experiential Learning Network (ELN) on either Wednesday September 21st, 1-2pm in 128 Capen Hall or Thursday September 22nd, 2-3pm in128 Capen Hall
Interested in social justice? Leadership development? Immersive experiences? Earning Honors Experience credits?
Come meet Rachel DiDomizio, and Honors alumna and currently Assistant Director of Community & Civic Engagement at UB. Rachel will be giving a presentation to the Honors College about Alternative Break Programs, including:
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Interested in social justice? Leadership development? Immersive experiences? Earning Honors Experience credits?
Come meet Rachel DiDomizio, and Honors alumna and currently Assistant Director of Community & Civic Engagement at UB. Rachel will be giving a presentation to the Honors College about Alternative Break Programs, including:
Interested in getting involved in the Honors College Student Council? Want to learn more about the University community and collaborate with your fellow Honors Scholars?
The positions of Freshman, Junior, and Senior Class Representatives are open for nominations for the election later this month!
