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Department News

UB to host 2022 Positioning Theory Conference
6/14/22
Academics, researchers and students from around the world interested in positioning theory—a concept in social psychology that characterizes interactions between individuals—are invited to attend the 2022 Positioning Theory Conference at the University at Buffalo.
Rebooting computer science education
6/7/22
UB's Graduate School of Education will offer one of the first computer science teacher preparation programs in New York State.
Doctoral student promotes research on podcast
5/24/22
Abbey McClemont disseminates information to global audiences about ADHD, ASD and COVID-19-related stress and burnout.
GSE student receives prestigious ACPA award
5/17/22
GSE student Anthony Vargas received the Outstanding Graduate Student Award from the American College Personnel Association (ACPA)’s Coalition for Multicultural Affairs (CMA).
Carl Lam recognized for contributions to Buffalo
5/10/22
Graduate School of Education alumnus Carl Lam, EdM ‘16, was recognized as one of Buffalo Business First’s 30 Under 30 Class of 2022 honorees.

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School News

SUNY chancellor touts UB as national leader in AI
9/8/23
The visit to UB also kicked off a discussion series on harnessing AI for the public good.
GSE faculty collaborate with UB experts to develop AI in Education Summer Design Challenge
9/5/23
How can AI increase student success in the classroom without compromising academic integrity? That is the question that the University at Buffalo Graduate School of Education’s faculty had in mind while recently planning and launching Blackstone LaunchPad’s new AI in Education Summer Design Challenge for students.
Tackling the teacher shortage requires a multifaceted approach, UB expert says
8/31/23
Gorlewski assesses the ongoing problems (and solutions) associated with the national teaching shortage
Acclaimed author joins UB’s Center for K–12 Black History and Racial Literacy Education for summer reading event
8/29/23
Award-winning author Carole Boston Weatherford read and discussed her book, “The Roots of Rap: 16 Bars on the Pillars of Hip-Hop,” during a special virtual event held this summer for 90 students from both Parker Academy and First Shiloh STEAM Discovery Camp in Buffalo, N.Y.
Robert tapped by UN Women to review report on gender equality, climate justice
8/25/23
UB faculty member was one of 15 gender experts worldwide invited by the United Nations to review and provide feedback on “Gender Equality in a Changing Climate,” a flagship report for UN Women.

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