Marketing and Communications

Our marketing and communications team manages internal and external communications for the Graduate School of Education to share news and information with all of our audiences—including future students, current students, faculty, staff and alumni. We also provide event promotion support to help you effectively reach your audience.  

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  • Share Your News
    7/25/25
    If you are a Graduate School of Education student, faculty member, staff member or alumnus, we encourage you to share your news.
  • Tips on Brainstorming Story Ideas
    7/24/25
    As important as our school’s work is, it can seem routine to those of us on the inside. Sometimes we don’t recognize the stories that are right in front of us. Here are ways to help you think creatively about your department’s activities.
  • Brand Identity
    7/24/25
    The primary objective of the brand identity development process is to create a strong, comprehensive system of visual identity and application, clarify the university’s nomenclature, and help standardize the application of the brand identity across the university.
  • Tools and Templates
    7/24/25
    Our visual identity guidelines provide a strong, unified set of standards to represent the many departments, programs and offices in the Graduate School of Education under the UB umbrella in support of our strong, consistent and unified brand. Templates and tools for a variety of purposes have been developed for use by faculty and staff.
  • Marketing and Communications Staff
    7/25/25
    Please contact us with questions about Graduate School of Education marketing and communications. 
  • Tools and Templates
    7/24/25
    Our visual identity guidelines provide a strong, unified set of standards to represent the many departments, programs and offices in the Graduate School of Education under the UB umbrella in support of our strong, consistent and unified brand. Templates and tools for a variety of purposes have been developed for use by faculty and staff.