Members of the campus community are invited to
[more...]Internal applications are being accepted for the following position on campus. This is an internal job posting open to employees of Buffalo State
[more..]Members of the campus community are invited to
[more...]I invite all faculty members to attend a virtual information session to learn about First Day Complete, a new partnership program between Buffalo
[more...]As announced on October 14, Buffalo State College will temporarily house a portion of the estimated 350 Afghan evacuees who are coming to Buffalo
[more...]Internal applications are being accepted for the following position on campus. This is an internal job posting open to employees of Buffalo State
[more..]With the end of the fall semester quickly approaching, we need to place textbook adoptions for the J-Term and spring 2022 semesters. Currently
[more..]Blackboard will deploy its Collaborate Ultra v21.20 release on Thursday, November 11, between 2:00 and 6:00 a.m. Collaborate Ultra customers will
[more..]The enrollment period for the 2022 Productivity Enhancement Program (PEP) is now open and runs through Monday, November 29. PEP allows eligible
[more..]Milligan’s Food Pantry at Buffalo State College is committed to supporting the health and well-being of our guests and our community by offering
[more...]To honor Veterans Day this year, Buffalo State Dining is offering some fresh goodies on us! These offers are open to all current and retired
[more...]Please join us for a live Narcan online training session, presented by Weigel Health Promotions and Horizon Health Services, on Thursday, November
[more...]Buffalo State student Joana Leamon, a media production senior in the Communication Department, received the Tim Russert Media Career Award from the Buffalo Broadcasters Association during the BBA's Hall of Fame dinner on November 4. The $1,000 prize recognizes an undergraduate or graduate student who shows evidence of a promising future in radio, television, digital media, or social media.
The award is named in honor of Buffalo native Tim Russert, a lawyer and journalist who spent the last 16 years of his career as moderator of NBC’s Meet the Press.
Applicants were judged on their résumé, a 250-word statement demonstrating commitment to their career choice, a professional letter of recommendation, and a portfolio of work samples.