News Clips August 7-13, 2017
Buffalo State and its students, faculty, staff, and alumni are making news. The following articles appeared in the media the week of August 7-13, 2017. Please note that links may expire or change as news outlets archive stories.
August 7
Rochester Democrat & Chronicle: Hot Jobs: High demand training and development specialists (Buffalo State alum Bryan Sullivan quoted)
August 8
Virginia Connection Newspaper: 'American Teacher' from Herndon High (Buffalo State alum Douglas Graney featured)
August 9
Buffalo News: An end to class rank in Williamsville schools? (Erin Alonzo, Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management, quoted)
Buffalo News: GM Foundation gives $75,000 to area groups (Buffalo State mentioned)
Ken-Ton Bee: What's Going On (Buffalo State mentioned)
Lockport Union-Sun & Journal: Head full of STEAM: Southard Elementary teacher lectures at annual WNY conference (Buffalo State mentioned)
Albany Times Union: Rotterdam police chief retirement prompts promotions (Buffalo State alum G. William Manikas featured)
August 10
Wall Street Journal: Artist Charles Burchfield Gets the Weather Right (Stephen Vermette, Professor of Geography and Planning, quoted)
Buffalo Rocket: College To Host Eclipse View and Do Event (Buffalo State mentioned)
Buffalo News: Free solar eclipse viewing glasses available at Penn Dixie (Buffalo State mentioned)
Blackburn News: Maroons announce new coaching staff (Buffalo State alum Brett Hope mentioned)
Shelburne News: Shelburne interns gain valuable experience (Buffalo State grad student Rachel Childers mentioned)
August 11
Buffalo Business First: As free tuition looms WNY colleges try to determine impact (President Katherine Conway-Turner quoted)
Buffalo News: Where to watch the eclipse in Western New York (Buffalo State mentioned)
WBFO: Civil Rights leader Andrew Young: Racism, poverty & racial equity (Buffalo State mentioned)
WKAR: New Data Shows Sewage Winding Up in Great Lakes (Gary Pettibone, Professor of Biology, quoted)
August 13
WIVB: In home gadgets you can use to help view the solar eclipse (Buffalo State mentioned)