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Announcements
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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International undergraduate students with a minimum 3.0 CGPA, excellent communication skills and fluency in at least one language other than English are invited to apply for the position of International Admissions Ambassador. IA Ambassadors will work between 8-10 hours weekly in the Office of International Admissions throughout the Spring 2010 semester.
For more information and to download and print the application, visit www.buffalo.edu/intadmit/formgeneral.htm.
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Upcoming Events
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LECTURE: “GEOGRAPHY AND INTERNATIONALIZATION”
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The UB Department of Geography is proud to present this keynote speech.
“Geography and Internationalization”
Dr. Kavita Pandit, Associate Provost of International Education for the University of Georgia
Friday, November 20
1:00-3:00
Clemens Hall 120, North Campus
American universities are facing a growing imperative to internationalize in order to prepare students to live and work in a globalized world, to enhance scholarship and discovery, and to foster economic links between their communities and the rest of the world.
For further information, please contact Mr. Sam Copeland at ssc24@buffalo.edu or 239-0467.
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PANEL DISCUSSION: "EMPLOYMENT IN THE U.S.: TIPS FROM INTERNATIONAL ALUMNI
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UB’s Office of Alumni Relations has organized this event for UB international students.
“Employment in the U.S.: Tips from UB International Alumni”
Friday, November 20
3:00-4:00
Clemens Hall 120, North Campus
Come hear UB international alumni who are employed in Western New York discuss how to conduct a successful job search, how to adapt to the American work place, what surprised them about their current work environment and more.
Presenters: Shyam Charan Vasantha Kumar, Associate Scientist, Life Technologies; Gustavo Lima, Principal, Cannon Design; Claudia Perdomo, TBA; Gaurav Shringarpure, Project Manager/Cost Estimator, SLR Contracting & Service Company; Rajat Singhal, Assistant Vice President and Manager, Citigroup Global Markets
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ISSS Trips
No Announcement
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ISSS Workshops
“Holidays Around the World: China”
Wednesday, November 18
12:00-1:00
Capen Hall 31, North Campus
Over 100 countries are represented at UB. Have you ever wondered about the cultural, historical, political and religious holidays celebrated in other countries? Come listen to Chinese students present the origin, significance and customs surrounding major holidays celebrated in their country.
Presenters: Qianwen Lu, Shaokang Wang and Dan Zhou, UB Chinese Students
“Understanding International Classroom Cultures: India”
Friday, November 20
11:00-1:00
Clemens Hall 120, North Campus
International students bring to UB expectations of academic culture that differ greatly from that in the U.S. Come hear students from India discuss their prior educational experiences, and differences between classroom culture in their country and the U.S. Learn useful techniques to bridge the gap between your teaching style and the students’ expectations.
Presenters: Sourish Chakravarty, Preethi Gopalan, Parvathy Hariharan, Sudeep Hegde, Anand Shankar, Gaurav Shringarpure and Sumit Tripathi, UB Indian Students
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Academics & Study Skills Workshops
“How to Register for Classes”
Wednesday, November 18
3:30-4:20
Norton Hall 111, North Campus
We’ll show you how to use the undergraduate catalog and DARS as planning tools, the class schedule to find courses, and the web registration system to sign up for courses. We will also look at when the semester’s grades will be posted, and discuss why schedules should possibly be adjusted, based on grades.
Presented by Student Advising Services, UB
“Summer Research Opportunities”
Thursday, November 19
3:30-4:20
Capen Hall 12, North Campus
Now is the time to apply for summer research opportunities! This session will unveil the national websites that are now listing summer research for undergraduates. The session will also cover application DOs and DON’Ts to help you put your best application forward.
Presented by the Center for Undergraduate Research & Creative Activities, UB
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Career Workshops
“Resume Writing for a Job or Internship”
Tuesday, November 17
5:30-6:30
Student Union 145B, North Campus
Whether you are applying for an internship or will be looking for a part-time or full-time job, learn how to construct and tailor your resume to the specific position that you want to land. We’ll focus on how you can best market yourself and get your foot in the door for an interview. If you cannot attend this workshop, please visit the following link to find an on-line video or audio workshop: www.ub-careers.buffalo.edu/olworkshops.php#res.
Presented by Career Services, UB
“So You Want to Be a Doctor, Dentist, Vet, Optometrist, Podiatrist or Chiropractor”
Thursday, November 19
12:30-1:20
Norton Hall 111, North Campus
If you are a freshman or sophomore, or perhaps are just beginning to explore these health professions, come learn what you can be doing NOW to prepare and become a competitive applicant for admission to a professional health school.
Presented by Student Advising Services, UB
“Applying to Professional Health Schools for Fall 2011”
Thursday, November 19
4:00-5:30
Student Union 145C, North Campus
Get an overview of the application cycle for all the professional health schools for Fall 2011. A detailed handout will be distributed, outlining your responsibilities, key deadlines, and information regarding admission tests and your personal statement.
Presented by Student Advising Services, UB
“Salary and Benefits Negotiation”
Thursday, November 19
5:00-6:00
Student Union 145D, North Campus
Learn salary negotiating strategies so you are prepared when you receive your first job offer. We’ll share subtle techniques that are critical to obtaining the best offer possible.
Presented by Career Services, UB
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Wellness & Recreation Workshops
“What Does It Mean to Be a ‘Man’ at UB?”
Wednesday, November 18
1:00-2:00
Student Union 210, North Campus
Come join other UB men to talk about issues that matter to you – sex, athletics, violence, relationships, men’s health and what being a man means to you.
Presented by Wellness Education Services, UB
“Dealing with Debt”
Wednesday, November 18
2:00-3:00
Student Union 330, North Campus
We’ll share practical tips to help students resolve their financial issues and/or prevent financial issues from becoming too overwhelming. The specific focus will be on recognizing signs of trouble, managing debt, avoiding quick fixes and implementing a plan to get rid of debt.
Presented by Student Academic Records & Financial Services, UB
“Partying Too Much?”
Thursday, November 19
5:00-6:00
Student Union 145E, North Campus
Going out and drinking more than you expected? Using other substances you never thought you would use? Dealing with a few undesirable consequences? Come explore the potential risks of drinking and using drugs, and discover ways to have fun and be safe and responsible.
Presented by Counseling Services, UB
“Cultural Cooking Series: Part III”
Thursday, November 19
5:30-7:30
Community Building, South Lake Village, North Campus
Get inspired to try new foods and new ways of cooking! Student instructors will highlight a different ethnic cuisine each month. The level of demonstration and hands-on participation may vary. Please notify the instructor of any food allergies you have.
Presented by Wellness Education Services, UB
“Understanding Your Credit”
Friday, November 20
2:00-3:00
Student Union 317, North Campus
This workshop, focusing primarily on credit cards, is designed to help students understand the advantages and disadvantages of credit, the costs associated with using credit, the danger signs of “credit stress,” and the importance of maintaining a good credit history.
Presented by Student Academic Records & Financial Services, UB
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Leadership Workshops
Social Issues Training & Education (SITE) Series: “Classism and Access to Higher Education”
Tuesday, November 17
5:30-6:30
Student Union 240, North Campus
The road to becoming a UB student is different for everyone. This workshop will provide an opportunity for students to explore what classism means to them, the strengths and limitations derived from class, and the impact of class on our lives, specifically focusing on preparation for and access to higher education. This workshop will precede a related Saturday of Service (SOS) volunteer opportunity, which students can participate in. You may register for the workshop and/or the volunteer opportunity. Please register for the workshop via workshops.buffalo.edu. Please register for the service activity via leadership.buffalo.edu.
Presented by the Intercultural & Diversity Center and Student Leadership & Community Engagement, UB
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Diversity Workshops
“Transgender 101”
Thursday, November 19
4:00-5:00
Student Union 250, North Campus
Over the past few years, the visibility of the transgender community has increased. This program will provide you the opportunity to learn more about the transgender community and ways you can help support your transgender peers.
Presented by Wellness Education Services, UB
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