The job market has become a much more competitve place for students just graduating college. Making yourself stand out through internships and volunteering is a meaningful and proven way to help boost your chances in landing that job you want. If anyone is interested in looking for a volunteering position, simply visit the United Way website and type in your zip code for the opportunities out there for you.
Are you interested in pursuing a masters in Economics? The Department of Economics will be holding an open house on Wednesday, March 28th from 6:00-7:30pm in 444 Fronczak Hall. Please note that you do not have to have an undergraduate degree in economics to apply for the major. If you have any other questions, please call Matt Blum, assistant director at 645-2121 ext. 431
The University Scholars staff needs 20 Scholars to volunteer for UB’s annual Preview Day Program which is scheduled for Saturday, March 31, 2007. Preview Day is a special open house for students accepted to UB for fall 2007. Breakfast and lunch receptions are being held for students who have been invited to participate in the University Scholars Program. We need volunteers to help greet students and parents at the breakfast (7:45 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.) and lunch (12:45 p.m. to 2:45 p.m.) receptions. University Scholars volunteers, faculty and staff will also eat with the guests and share their insight on the university. If you would like to volunteer, please contact Jacqui Hollins by Thursday, March 22 for more details.
The Office of Athlete Academic Services is seeking outstanding students (must have at least a 3.5 GPA) to tutor in the following subjects:
If you are able to clearly express your thoughts, are patient, have excellent verbal skills and want to gain valuable work experience (and receive pay), then contact Bridget Hodges, Coordinator of Athlete Tutorial Services for more information on how to apply to become a tutor for the Office of Athlete Academic Services.
Would you like to explore an exciting topic in a small group with a UB faculty member? Then UE 141 - the Discovery Seminar Program is for you!
The Discovery Seminar Program offers a selection of 1 credit hour seminars on a variety of topics. In fall 2007, we are offering many exciting topcis such as:
Students’ response to “The Skin I Am In” Essay Contest (which was sponosored by the UB Student Wellness Team) has been tremendous. Take a moment now to read the top 10 essays and vote for your favorite!
The Chemistry REU (Research Experiences for Undergraduates) site at the University at Buffalo is a ten-week program running from June 4, 2007 to August 10, 2007 that practices a unique approach to undergraduate research in chemistry. In addition to the research experience, students will receive a $3,800 stipend and paid housing in an on-campus dorm. Please visit the Chemistry REU site for more information on this very exciting opportunity!
Most students are faced with the tough decision of what to do after their undergraduate career. This workshop is designed to assist those who are interested in applying to a graduate or professional school. Choosing the right graduate school for you is much different than choosing an undergraduate school; and the application process is also different in many aspects. Therefore, it’s very important that students understand how to identify an appropriate school and program of study that complements their interests and skills. A Career Services staff member will join us to provide an overview of the process of choosing and applying to graduate schools and to answer your questions.
On Saturday, March 31, from 8:00 am-12:00 noon, there will be a teacher recruitment day for the areas in and around Central New York State. If you are interested in attending, please register first by March 23. For more specific information, please visit their website or call them at (315)792-3116.
