As we begin the start of a new semester, here’s a quick update on the 2nd annual Western New York Undergraduate Psychology Conference. Abstract submissions are now open, and the submission deadline is March 15th, 2021. Students can opt to present either a 5-minute lightning talk or a 12-minute oral presentation. More details can be found on the conference website: http://ubwp.buffalo.edu/wnypsychologyconference As a reminder, the conference date is April 17th, 2021. Attached is an updated conference flyer.
Interested in pursuing a career in College or University Activities and Administration? Join this virtual workshop to learn more about our mentoring program that will connect you with UB professional staff, and help you prepare for an exciting campus career!
As a member of its Board of Directors, I am excited to inform you that applications for MCW Global’s 2021 Young Leaders Access Program are now available.
The program is open to young people between 18 and 26 who want to further develop their leadership and project management skills in a global setting. A critical component of the program is mentorship – where participants are paired up with a mentor for an entire year to help plan and work on something they care about.
We are looking for passionate youth who want to invest in their personal and professional development, and would appreciate it if you can share the opportunity with your network and the young people you interact with.
To read more about the program, please click here.
Also, attached is a flyer you might use.
We hope to have youth from your professional and personal network apply to the program.
January 19th 6-7 pm on Zoom Meet and network with professionals in Buffalo One-on-one conversations with professionals in your future fields! Come prepared with questions
Professions Include
Doctors Lawyers Accountants Busines s Professors Engineers
And more ! !
Where do I find the link? In our weekly newsletter or email Sasha atahvool@buffalo.edu
What if my intended profession is notrepresented? You should come anyway! All these people are extremelyconnected in the area and will probably know somebody inyour intended field
I’m a freshman, should I still come? Absolutely! It’s never too early to start networking andfiguring out if you want to pursue what you’re studying 🙂
What do I wear? It’s casual. Business attire not required, but lookpresentable.
What should I ask? Next step questions: grad school, recommendedinternships, etc. Day to day life. Why they chose theirprofessions.
What’s in it for me? This is not a job fair but an opportunity to expand yournetworks and gain insight into your prospective field.
We are beginning a tutoring program with high school students from Buffalo Public Schools, and as such, we are seeking undergraduate-level tutors, particularly those in math and science.
Tutoring will be held Monday-Thursday between 2-5 p.m. We are asking that those who are interested commit to at least two afternoons per week.
Ideally, we are looking for tutors who could qualify for a Work Study program; that would allow them to be paid for their time. Otherwise, the tutors would need to work on a volunteer basis.
You can apply on Handshake and can certainly reach out to me directly with any questions.
Thank you for your consideration and help with this matter!
Team Fillmore is hiring! Buffalo City Council Member Mitch Nowakowski is looking for a talented, eager intern to join his dynamic team at City Hall who help him serve the community. Office activities include:
– Planning community outreach events – Conducting legislative research – Assisting constituents with City Hall departments – Scheduling – Preparation of constituent correspondence – Working with other Council and local government offices – Sending regular newsletters to stakeholders – And more!
This is a paid internship and applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Interested applicants should complete the Google Form application at the link below and then send a resume to rcastaneda@city-buffalo.com. Applicants who do not both complete the form and send a resume will not be considered. Please, no phone or email inquiries.
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