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COVID-19 Guidance for the SEAS Community

The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences cares deeply about your health and academic progress, and we are committed to supporting you as we work together to complete the Spring 2020 semester during this transition. Please visit the SEAS COVID-19 Information page to learn more.

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    Our Global Community
    11/6/20
    We are a culturally diverse community with science and engineering students originating from 65 different countries across the world and 30 states here in the U.S. You are welcome here.
  • Diverse group of students at a welcome reception.
    Diversity in SEAS
    6/10/20
    We are committed to creating an inclusive and diverse community—one that will enrich engineering education and empower our students, faculty and staff to achieve their goals.
  • Women in science and engineering.
    Women in SEAS
    12/9/20
    Discover the wide range of programs, services and activities that support women in SEAS.
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    Student Clubs and Organizations
    7/29/20
    Engineering clubs focus on many different facets of the engineering field and allow students to gain hands on experience of the material they learn in the classroom.
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Meet Our Students

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  • Portrait of Andrew Kroetsch.
    "I really appreciate the faculty and staff that make up the engineering school. Overwhelmingly, the school has a great collaborative spirit and it’s fun to work in that environment."
    9/11/19

    Andrew Kroetsch
    Chemical engineering student

  • Wakil Pronto.
    "Consistently seeing familiar faces makes you realize that you're in the same boat as many other students. It fosters creating strong bonds and helping one another, which is the surefire way to enjoy and succeed during your time as an engineering student."
    1/11/21

    Wakil Pranto
    Civil engineering student

  • Zachary Steever.
    "We have great diversity of thought, paired with the "City of Good Neighbors" mentality, and that makes for an environment which is both fun and comfortable to learn in."
    9/11/19

    Zachary Steever
    Industrial and systems engineering

  • Daniel Buckmaster.
    "I am passionate about problem solving, helping others and getting involved with startups and other entrepreneurs."
    2/8/19

    Daniel Buckmaster
    Mechanical engineering student

  • Shanelle Ileto.
    "The school provides its students with many hands-on resources, such as the Reverse Engineering Lab, where I was able to collaborate with my colleagues to create an innovative computer laptop."
    1/11/21

    Shanelle Ileto
    Computer science and engineering

  • Anton Buynovskiy.
    "I joined UB’s Nanosatellite Laboratory my freshman year, and I have been serving as the LinkSat satellite mission’s testing lead since my sophomore year. As a testing lead, it is my job to help create various tests based on the needs of the subsystems."
    12/2/19

    Anton Buynovskiy
    Mechanical and aerospace engineering student

  • Jonathan Bessette.
    "I honestly love the intellectual freedom and ability to explore a variety of projects through research, clubs, and classes. You have the freedom to explore almost anything you want – from robotics and machine learning to rocketry and satellites."
    11/12/19

    Jonathan Bessette
    Mechanical engineering student

  • Liam Christie.
    "Building a strong network of colleagues is one of the best things you can do in college. So get as involved in as many things as you can handle because the people you meet are the people that are going to follow you through college and you are only as strong as your network when it comes to jobs!"
    1/11/21

    Liam Christie
    Electrical engineering student

  • Wei-Chiao Huang.
    "[My PhD] is an interdisciplinary research program that combined nanotechnology, biology and engineering, which is a perfect fit for me."
    9/4/20

    Wei-Chiao Huang
    Biomedical engineering student

  • Urjitha Muthiah.
    "I have been involved with engineering clubs since my first semester and they have given me a sense of belonging here at UB."
    11/13/19

    Urjitha Muthiah
    Computer science student

  • Payam Ghassemi.
    "I’ve enjoyed collaborating with other research labs, which has broadened my breadth of knowledge."
    9/18/20

    Payam Ghassemi

    Mechanical engineering student

  • Olivia Licata.
    “I plan to continue mentoring and educating those around me; through personal experience, I've realized that you learn the most through teaching others.”
    9/11/19

    Olivia Licata
    Materials design and innovation student

  • Mary Rola.
    "The amount of extracurriculars, research opportunities and professional connections SEAS provides makes UB the ideal place to launch your career!"
    1/11/21

    Mary Rola
    Industrial engineering student

  • Esther Jose.
    "When I moved to the U.S. from India, pursuing a better education, I had to start from scratch. I am so grateful for the delightful and supportive group of people I have been blessed to know and love at UB and in Buffalo."
    1/11/21

    Esther Jose
    Industrial engineering student

  • Cameron Grace.
    "Studying engineering at the University at Buffalo is an absolute privilege, and the faculty and staff are second to none."
    1/11/21

    Cameron Grace
    Aerospace engineering student

  • Andrea Martinez, 2015-2016 Prosperity Scholar.
    "I am passionate about 'STEMinism,' which focuses on increasing the number of young women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics."
    9/11/19

    Andrea Martinez

    Electrical engineering student

  • Marsha Maredia.
    "As vice president of SWE, I’ve participated in a variety of outreach programs targeted at young girls in middle and high school, encouraging them to check out potential careers in STEM."
    12/2/19

    Marsha Maredia
    Biomedical engineering student

  • Emmanuel Canales.
    "I believe it is important to get involved with the younger generation, and promote STEM to underrepresented groups."
    3/27/19

    Emmanuel Canales
    Chemical engineering student

  • Ogechi Ogoke.
    "I really enjoy the collaborative efforts of different engineering disciplines here at UB. There is an openness and willingness to tackle complex problems by harnessing the expertise of different departments."
    1/11/21

    Ogechi Ogoke
    Chemical and biological engineering student

  • Faeze Ghofrani.
    "The diversity of students, faculty and staff at the school of engineering is something that makes UB very special."
    1/11/21

    Faeze Ghofrani
    Civil engineering student

  • Yong Hu.
    "UB engineering offers cutting-edge research opportunities with access to infinite resources and some of the world’s best professors."
    1/11/21

    Yong Hu
    Mechanical engineering student

  • Hamlet Spencer.
    "I chose UB because it is a top SUNY school with a great engineering program and a lot of diversity."
    3/30/20

    Esther Saula
    Civil engineering student

  • Valerie Bevan.
    "I think that there is something uniquely important about meeting other women who are succeeding in the STEM field; it is simultaneously both a feeling of comfort and a call to action. And I’ve found that I have a passion for making those connections happen."
    1/11/21

    Valerie Bevan
    Environmental engineering student

  • Jingye Tan.
    "Amazing professors have given me great support and opportunities as teachers and as friends during my time here."
    3/25/19

    Jingye Tan
    Mechanical engineering student

  • Oscar Lee.
    "I chose UB for the affordable living and tuition, as well as its good research and reputation."
    11/12/19

    Oscar Lee
    Chemical engineering student

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Experiential Learning Programs

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    Tinkering
    9/18/18

    Tinkering is the first step in the experiential learning continuum. Students pursue self-led, hands-on practice as a precursor to being involved in more significant activities.

  • Student in doing an intramural.
    Engineering Intramurals
    9/18/18

    An engineering intramural is any problem-based extracurricular engineering activity that provides an authentic (i.e., “real-world”) learning experience for students.

  • career fair.
    Internships and Co-Ops
    9/18/18

    Students are eligible to earn academic credit for internships and co-ops that may fulfill degree requirements.

  • students present at the senior design expo.
    Senior Design
    9/18/18

    Senior Design is a required capstone course in many departments in which students work in teams to tackle a "real-world" engineering design problem.

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