News Clips February 9-15, 2015

Buffalo State and its students, faculty, staff, and alumni are making news. The following articles appeared in the media the week of Februarys 9-15.   Please note that links may expire or change as news outlets archive stories.

February 10

Buffalo News:  On the Record (Rosalyn A. Lindner, AVP of Assessment and Curriculum and the Buffalo State Foundation, mentioned)

Central Jersey.com:  Buffalo State selects SparcIt's automated creativity assessment tool for its upcoming MOOC on creativity (Cynthia Burnett and John Cabra, of the Center for Studies in Creativity, mentioned)

WhaTech:  Buffalo State selects Sparcit's automated creativity assessment tool for its upcoming MOOC on creativity (Cynthia Burnett and John Cabra, of the Center for Studies in Creativity, mentioned)

Chicago Tribune:  Shahe Bagdasarian named next Glenbard East principal (Buffalo State alum)

February 11

Buffalo News:  New school superintendent in Hamburg praises district, personnel, community (Buffalo State alum, Michael R. Cornell, featured)

February 12

The Leader:  Bath resident works with historic photographs (Buffalo State student, Emily Simms, mentioned)

West Seneca Bee:  On the Campus (Buffalo State Dean's list students listed)

February 13

Buffalo News:  Michigan Street Corridor sets Black History Month events (Mark Filsinger, Associate Professor of Music, mentioned)

Buffalo News:  Buffalo’s economy is going blue, to the benefit of all (Buffalo State's Great Lakes Center mentioned)

February 15

Buffalo News:  Issues on late meetings, union complaints prominent as Williamsville School Board election approaches (Michael Littman, Chair and Associate Professor of Business, mentioned)

Buffalo News:  Reporters’ Notebook (Thomas Reigstad, Professor Emeritus of English, mentioned)