The Biobehavioral program is looking to hire Honors Student Assistants for the Biobehavioral Program located on South Campus.
Start date: Immediate
Duties: General office duties, including typing and filing
Organizing scientific journals, articles, reports and presentations
Assistance in preparing articles, reports and presentations
Qualifications: Computer literate, proficient in Microsoft Office applications
The ideal candidate will be energetic, enthusiastic, and reliable.
Time commitment: 20-40 hours per week
Contact: Judith Halbreich, LCSW
jth2@buffalo.edu
The Diabetes Center at Women and Children’s Hospital of Buffalo is currently looking for a student to fill a part-time research position.
This position would require a time commitment of approximately 10-15 hours per week. These hours involve early morning sessions from 7:30am-
10:30 a.m. 3-5 times per week (Monday through Saturday) - so academic schedules during the fall semester must fit accordingly.
They are looking for a self-motivated, enthusiastic, undergraduate or graduate level student who holds or is working towards a bachelor’s
degree, preferably in the sciences. This is a clinical research position, and research experience of any kind is preferred.
Applicants must be able to begin immediately and continue into the fall semester.
All interested applicants should send a résumé and cover letter by NEXT Wednesday, July 25th (via mail, email, or fax) to:
Laura Cataldi
Research Assistant, Diabetes Center
Women and Children’s Hospital of Buffalo
219 Bryant Street
Buffalo, NY 14222
(716) 878-7268
(716) 878-7364 FAX
Email: lcataldi@buffalo.edu
Job Description – Position in reproductive biology laboratory with focuses on protection of the ovary during chemotherapy and ovarian channel expression. Student will be given a research project within the scope of the lab. Possible techniques include immunohistochemistry, cell culture, Western blot, PCR, and ELISA. Animal work is also an important part of the research, so willingness to work with the animals is essential. Animal techniques include injections, euthanasia, and blood and tissue collection. Training in animal handling will be provided through the University at Buffalo.
Qualifications – Student should have biomedical research interest and strong science background. Preferably student will be of junior or senior standing. Prior research experience is helpful, but not necessary.
Availability – In order to complete certain experiments at least two consecutive days of availability are necessary. Hours and days are flexible. Students are also asked to make a long-term commitment to the lab (at least one academic year). Please only serious students with a vested interest in obtaining research experience.
If interested, please send resume and availability to Jennifer Peresie (jlf32@buffalo.edu).
The Office of Admissions is seeking student bloggers for the next academic year. The blogs will be on the University at Buffalo Office of Admissions website, this site is viewed by thousands of prospective students and parents each and every year. Current students interested in starting and maintain a blog for the next year can learn more about the responsibilities be reading the attached file.
blog-application.pdf
Posted by Nigel Marriner on July 11, 2007 in Academics
At this point we would like to let you know that there are some open seats in some of the Honors Seminars that we are offering in Fall 2007.
Go to http://honors.buffalo.edu/enrolled/seminardescriptions.php to view descriptions of the courses.
Please be aware that not all seminars have open seats in them, particullarly UGC 111, UGC 112 and TH 203/ 499. If there are no seats available let Nigel know if you would like to be placed on the waitlist for that class. Being placed on the waitlist assumes that you want the class and if a seat becomes available you will be placed in the class and notified via email. If you change your mind about getting into a class please let Nigel know so he can take you off the waitlist.
If you would like to sign up for an additional Honors Seminar please send an email to Nigel at nmarrine@buffalo.edu with your name, person number and the name of the seminar that you would like to be placed into and whether or not you would like to be placed on the waitlist.
