SEAS News

Casey Bunce has a fever and the only prescription is — well, you know the rest, at least if you’re familiar with the “Saturday Night Live” sketch whose catch phrase “more cowbell” has been part of the pop culture lexicon since 2000.

Thanks to a grant awarded by the New York State Department of Labor, the University at Buffalo’s TCIE will prepare dislocated workers from Erie County for entry-level to mid-level manufacturing jobs.

Buffalo Sabres and libraries join UB and partners in expanded STEM programs for K–12 students.

Several UB graduate and degree professional programs have been recognized as among the best in the country.

Four SEAS students earned $8,000 in seed funding, mentorship, and shared space in the UB Technology Incubator as the winners of UB’s Entrepreneurship Lab (eLab).

Whether UB students and alumni are seeking full-time jobs or internships, CareerFest, the university’s largest career fair, is an important step.

Two UB faculty members have co-authored a book on the planning decisions and engineering challenges that surround one of this nation’s most significant pieces of public infrastructure: bridges.

The companies expect to create 40 jobs and invest $12.5 million in Western New York within five years.

The SPIR program provides up $25,000 for participating organizations.

Iakovos Toumazis received the 2015 Society of Health Systems Graduate Student Paper Competition award.