News Clips August 31-September 6, 2015

Buffalo State and its students, faculty, staff, and alumni are making news. The following articles appeared in the media the week of August 31-September 6, 2015.   Please note that links may expire or change as news outlets archive stories.

August 31

The Chronicle of Higher Education:  Departing U. of Mississippi Chancellor to Help Lead Obesity Research, and Other News About People (Interview with James Mayrose, new dean in Buffalo State’s School of the Professions)

Madison County Courier:  Local Students Earn Degrees, College Honors (2015 Buffalo State Undergrad and Grad students mentioned)

Air Force Reserve Command:  Niagara reservist march for charity (Buffalo State food pantry mentioned)

September 1

Insight into Diversity: Buffalo State Appoints First African American to Urban Education Chair (Profile of Buffalo State’s new endowed chair of urban education on page 7)

Buffalo News:  Parents with kids who just started college can help ease transition for their kids, themselves (Joan McCool, Director of the Counseling Center, quoted)

Democrat & Chronicle:  Local 'Mr. Robot' writer: Watch till very end (Buffalo State alumni, Kyle Bradstreet, featured)

September 2

WIVB:  ‘Enough is Enough’ law welcomes students to campus (Peter Carey, Chief of Police and student Dahlia Midyette, quoted)

September 4

Buffalo News:  As school starts, homework is key for parents of students with special needs (Aimee Levesque, Lecturer of English, quoted)

September 5

Buffalo News:  Addictions recovery administrator has seen many overcome drug abuse (Buffalo State student, Alfred Halley, quoted)

Buffalo News:  Ground game propels Buffalo State in win

September 6

Buffalo News:  Helping low-income workers find their voice (Buffalo State alum, Liz Smith-Rossiter, quoted)