The 2007 Undergraduate Chemistry Symposium will be held on April 12th, in the flagroom of the Student Union at 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm. It will start off with a key note speaker, followed by judging of students’ posters. During the walk around period, refreshments and appetizers will be available. The 2007 Undergraduate Chemistry Symposium is open to all Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, Pharmacy, Chemical Engineers, Biochemists, and honors students with chemistry related research. Prizes will be given for the top posters presented.
All interested students need to email Benjamin Silverman, bas33@buffalo.edu, by the end of the day on March 26th. The next crucial deadline will be for those interested students to pick up their free poster-board from the Chemistry main office on the 3rd floor of NSC by 3 pm on April 3rd.
Posted by Nigel Marriner on March 6, 2007 in Academics
Please be advised that the School of Management will no longer be taking any applications for any minor programs.
As their major continues to grow, it is necessary that their minor programs are immediately and indefinitely suspended as they cannot offer the seating that such programs necessitate.
The School of Management will provide seats for the upper-level students who were previously officially admitted to the minor programs and already started the 300 or 400 level requirements.
If you have any additional questions please contact the School of Management Undergraduate Academic Programs Office, 204 Alfiero Center, 645-3206.
Posted by Nigel Marriner on March 5, 2007 in Internships
Internship Opportunities for summer 2007, fall 2007 or 2007-2008 academic year available with General Motors for sophomore and junior Mechanical and Electrical Engineering majors.
Eligibility Criteria:
- Sophomore or Junior by year
- Pursuing a Mechanical or Electrical Engineering major.
Interested students should submit, by 4:30p.m. Friday, March 23, 2007, a current resume and a letter of interest detailing previous employment, research, activities on/off campus to Hadar Borden via e-mail (hborden@buffalo.edu) or submit to the University Honors Program, 214 Talbert Hall.
GM Student Center: http://www.gm.com/company/careers/student_center.jsp
* Please note these opportunities may not be listed on the site, but are available.
Posted by Nigel Marriner on March 5, 2007 in Study Abroad
Thursday March 22, 2-3pm, 212 Talbert Hall (Honors Seminar room)
The UB Study Abroad Office and UB Honors Program will be presenting an informational session for any student interested in studying abroad.
Prospective study abroad students will be given insight into the variety of benefits study abroad offers honors scholars. Past study abroad students who are also honors scholars, as well as some recipients of the Jeremy Jacobs International Honors Scholarship, will be sharing some of their amazing experiences having studied abroad in places like Japan, South Africa, and Spain. Emphasis will be placed on choosing a study abroad program; making the most of your experience abroad; understanding the many (many) benefits of your study abroad experience; and opportunities for further study abroad-TESOL, Fulbright, Peace Corps. If you have any questions please email Balbir Singh at bksingh@buffalo.edu.
