Hiring Summit| In-Person Job Fair | Wednesday, April 6 |11am – 1:30pm | Student Union | Focus on non-profit, education, social impact and government work. Register here to find out more about the employers attending such as….
-Navy Officer Programs Buffalo
-Chautauqua County Mental Hygiene
-Community Missions, Inc.
-Anthology Inc.
-Wayne County Crisis Services
-Heritage Christian Services
-People Inc.
-The Arc Erie County New York
-New York State Police
-M&T Bank
-Cattaraugus-Allegany BOCES
-The Service Collaborative of WNY, Inc.
-Buffalo Audubon Society, Inc. Beaver Meadow Nature Center
-Pegula Sports & Entertainment
-Montante Group
-New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision/Recruitment
Since the latest parliamentary elections in March 2021, the world has looked upon Israel’s government wondering if the coalition would last. Almost a year later it is still standing and looks like it will remain intact until at least September 2023, when Yair Lapid is scheduled to take over as Prime Minister. Nonetheless, key issues remain that threaten the stability of the coalition. For example, recent settler violence in the West Bank, debates over the citizenship law, and balancing Israeli foreign vs. domestic policy, have all been contentious topics that have sparked inter and intra-party friction in the coalition. Furthermore, questions revolving around Netenyahu’s future in government threaten the sustainability of the coalition, as he is the paradoxical glue that is holding it together. With just a 1 seat majority in parliament, this coalition government cannot afford to lose one of its parties, or it will fall. Thus, these issues must be handled with extreme caution, or Israelis may head to their 5th election in two years.
Join us for a discussion with David Makovsky– the Ziegler distinguished fellow and director of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy Project on the Middle East Peace Process. Dr. Makovsky has extensive experience covering events in Israel as a journalist, researcher, and advisor on peace negotiations between the Israelis and Palestinians, and will provide crucial insight into the state of the Israeli coalition today.
April 11, 2022 12 Noon Hillel of Buffalo Office, 520 Lee Entrance #101B in the Commons
Join David Makovsky, who has been intimately involved with the Israeli-Palestinian peace process for more than three decades, for lunch at the University at Buffalo Hillel on Monday April 11th at Noon. Makovsky has worked as a journalist in Israel, in government as a member of then-Secretary of State John Kerry’s peace process team in 2013-2014, and at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, where he is the Ziegler Distinguished Fellow at the Koret Project on Arab-Israeli Relations. He has published widely on Israel and Arab-Israeli relations and appeared frequently in media and before Congress. Makovsky has spent much of the past decade envisioning alternative territorial solutions to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, many of them contained in the comprehensive Settlements & Solutions mapping project, which tracks developments in settlements over time and models different peace plans. He will speak to students about his career and answer any questions they have on Israel, Arab-Israeli relations, and the Middle East.
Are you interested in becoming a medication expert in the healthcare field? UB SPPS and CSTEP have collaborated to offer a PharmD student and alumni panel to learn more about our Doctor of Pharmacy PharmD program and career opportunities. We will discuss what pharmacists do and the admissions process. Our CSTEP PharmD student and alumni panelists will be there to answer any questions you might have about their experiences in the program and their pathways to pharmacy!
Apply to join the 2022-2023 Diversity Advocate team! Diversity Advocates have the opportunity to interact with diverse student communities through outreach, workshops, programs, and general office hours. Diversity Advocates are peer educators in the Intercultural and Diversity Center and will have responsibilities from August 2022 through May 2023.
Compensation: $13.20 per hour, up to 10 hours a week Staff shirt, jacket, nametag, and shared office space Minimum Qualifications: Maintain a semester GPA of 2.5 or higher In good academic and disciplinary standing (upon hiring and maintained while in the position) Able to attend and participate fully for all of summer and winter trainings Demonstrate commitment to cultural programming We are accepting applications until March 4, 2022, at 11:55 p.m. Apply by completing our application.
Learn more at an information session (not required): Tuesday, February 22, 2022 | 3:00 –4:00 pm (SU 240) Thursday, February 24, 2022 | 4:00 –5:00 pm (Online- bit.ly/IDCProgram) Monday, February 28, 2022 | 5:00 -6:00 pm (SU 240) Wednesday, March 2, 2022 | 12:00 –1:00 pm (SU 240)
Peer Mentor Position Description: STEM Success Are you passionate about STEM education and helping other students succeed? If so, this is the right job for you! Peer mentors get paid to help new students navigate their first year in engineering at UB. You’ll be a buddy, a coach, and an advocate for your mentee(s) starting in summer 2022 and continuing through the 2022-23 school year. Our ideal mentors have excellent interpersonal and communication skills, want to help first year students successfully transition from high school to college, and are enthusiastic about developing leadership and mentoring experience. They’re supportive, willing to learn, and excited to share their knowledge with others. What will I do as a peer mentor? • Reach out to mentees starting in summer 2022 and sustain the mentoring relationship throughout the 2022-2023 academic year. • Attend leadership, professional development, and academic skills workshops and other events with your mentees. • Document mentee interactions and mentoring activities via the Navigate platform. • Participate in training to ensure you’re well-prepared to serve as a mentor. How much time will this take? • Mentors are paid for approximately 6 hours a week during the semester, including direct contact with your mentor (in person or via text/writing), office hours for peer mentoring groups, and weekly meetings for professional development. • Additional training sessions will occasionally also be required. What will I do over the summer? Do I have to be on campus? • Most mentees will be enrolled in ULC 148, Pre-Calculus, in a five-week summer term. Mentors will be asked to sit in on one class per week (Zoom) to get to know their mentees. You can do this from wherever you’re at over the summer. Peer Mentor Required Qualifications • Enrolled in a SEAS major in spring 2022 • Sophomore, Junior, or Senior status in fall 2022 • 2.75 GPA and good academic standing in SEAS • No disciplinary holds What are the benefits of being a peer mentor? • Populate your resume with meaningful leadership and coaching experience. • Opportunities to connect with SEAS faculty, staff, and leadership to promote student success • Add a CRLA peer mentor certification to your resume. • Money! You’ll receive a stipend for each semester that totals $2000 – $500 stipend to be paid for the Summer Semester and $750 stipend(s) for both Fall and Spring semesters. * You may be paid in campus cash if you hold other campus jobs and/or have work-study* What am I committing to if I apply and get hired? • Commit to being a mentor for the ENTIRE 2022-2023 academic year, also including a 5-week period in Summer 2022. • Proactively engage with students throughout the entire academic year and meet with them individually (In-person/Online) at least (4) times per semester. • Thoroughly document all your engagements in the Navigate system Weekly • Be responsive to program administrators when contacted • Check-in with program administrators on a monthly basis • Attend and Participate in Peer Mentoring events How to apply? Submit your application online! Contact ubengineer@buffalo.edu if you have questions.
Live + Work Pop-ups– Finding that job or company that launches your career is just as important as discovering your favorite restaurant or next selfie spot when designing your life after college. Keep an eye out for the blue and white tricycle around campus spotlighting a few up-and-coming cities.
New York City | February 24 | Student Union Lobby Buffalo | March 9 | Student Union Lobby Singapore | April 12 | One World Café
Dive into the stories behind UB alumni who broke into some of the fastest-growing companies. Get all the hacks to help you thrive in the corporate world without a business-related degree.
Featured Alumni Guests:
Allison Colavito ’20, Joe Konze Jr. ’14 and Cailyn McCarthy ’18
Career Building Skillshops – Start building top skills that employers want in today’s job market. Here are some of our most popular skillshops.
Get Seeded: Need some funding to get your idea off the ground? Monthly Get Seeded pitch events are for aspiring University at Buffalo student entrepreneurs. Sign up for a chance to pitch your idea, where the audience decides if you get seeded! No props or slide show decks allowed, just you and your pitch.
Event Date: Tuesday, February 15
Deadline to Apply: Monday, February 14, 11:59 p.m. ET
Worlds Challenge Challenge: Do you have an idea that can make the world a better place? The World’s Challenge Challenge asks UB students to think BIG during this 7-week design challenge. We will focus on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals our university has created and task students to create solutions.
Deadline to Apply: Monday, February 14, 11:59 p.m. ET
Equity in Entrepreneurship: The Equity in Entrepreneurship campaign looks to connect and highlight our student entrepreneurs of color. We believe representation matters and want to encourage students to be bold in their ventures. Looking to get involved and excel your skill set? This program will help you get there.
Tapecon/Protoscale Innovation Sprint: UB students, faculty and alumni build Protoscale spin-off businesses from a portfolio of manufacturing-ready technologies. The technologies will be pre-vetted. The best teams/business models will be invited to utilize Tapecon, at no cost, for prototyping their solution (MVP) and initially selling/marketing the solution. They also have the opportunity to enter the Cultivator, which can provide up to $100k funding. In the Cultivator, Tapecon will act as a “big brother” providing CTO services, strategy advice and potential first customer intros.
emPower Pitch: This competition promotes aspiring female entrepreneurs – it’s focused on female-led, managed and/or owned ventures and ideas. This pitch competition is open to undergraduate and graduate students at UB with the opportunity to pitch their idea for cash prizes. The final competition will consist of 10 teams presenting a 3-minute pitch for the ultimate prize.
Have a fun evening with local recent alumni and fellow students with open ice skating, games, and helpers available to teach some basics for newbie skaters
Enjoy an exclusive social in the Skybox Grille overlooking the rink with food, games, activities, and prizes.
Don’t want to skate? That’s ok! You can watch from the bleachers, hangout ice-side, or view from the Skybox.
Assisting new students in their transition to college at UB?
Building connections with peers and staff across campus?
Growing your individual leadership skills?
Making unforgettable memories?
Orientation Leaders have the opportunity to share their unique UB stories with the incoming class and make an impact at the start of their journey by showing new students that they are supported; they can find others who share their identities, goals, and passions; and they matter and belong.
Compensation:
· At least $4,500 paid throughout Summer Orientation and Welcome Weekend. Please note: this is a pre-tax amount.
· Free housing on campus during Summer Orientation
Summer Orientation 2022 will be an in-person program and Orientation Leaders will have responsibilities from June 16-August 5 (OL Training and Summer Orientation) and August 19-August 28 (Welcome Weekend).
Apply by completing this application on UB Linked, which includes a Big Interview video activity — so don’t wait until the last minute because you will need to film part of your application!
Learn more at an information session (not required):
February 10, 5-5:30 p.m. || Goodyear X (South Campus)
February 14, 12-12:30 p.m. || Greiner 118B
February 18, 5-5:30 p.m. || NSC 228
February 21, 5-5:30 p.m. || Student Union 210
February 22, 5-5:30 p.m. || Academic Center 319 (Ellicott Complex)
Apply to join the 2022-2023 Diversity Advocate team! Diversity Advocates have the opportunity to interact with diverse student communities through outreach, workshops, programs, and general office hours. Diversity Advocates are peer educators in the Intercultural and Diversity Center and will have responsibilities from August 2022 through May 2023. 
for the blue and white tricycle around campus spotlighting a few up-and-coming cities.
