News Clips May 4-10, 2015

Buffalo State and its students, faculty, staff, and alumni are making news. The following articles appeared in the media the week of May 4-10.   Please note that links may expire or change as news outlets archive stories.

May 4

Buffalo News:  UB catches startup wave as other schools tread water (Michael Levine, Vice President of Finance and Management, quoted)

May 5

Buffalo News:  Erie Community College trustees vote to raise tuition (Buffalo State mentioned)

May 6

Buffalo Business First:  Catholic Health, Jim Allen top 'Brick by Brick' awards (Buffalo State Science and Mathematics Complex, mentioned)

WBFO:  Buffalo State's Nepali students raise awareness for victims in their devastated homeland

May 7

WIVB:  Parents playing favorites; signs and symptoms of favoritism (Pamela Schuetze, Professor of Psychology, quoted)

Niagara Frontier Publications:  Kijowski joins Niagara Wellness Connection Center staff (Buffalo State alum, Christopher Kijowski, featured)

West Seneca Bee:  West Seneca Students of Excellence (incoming freshman, Lea Cechner, mentioned)

May 8

Buffalo News:  Buffalo State professor tells lawmakers that term limits are no panacea (Peter R. Yacobucci, Associate Professor of Political Science, quoted)

WGRZ:  Only two people speak at public hearing on term limits (Peter R. Yacobucci, Associate Professor of Political Science, quoted)

May 9

Buffalo News:  On the Record (Buffalo State alum, Courtney Collins, mentioned)

May 10

Buffalo News:  College grads getting advice from variety of speakers (Buffalo State mentioned)

Madison County Courier:  Local Students Earn Honors (Buffalo State student, Christopher Mascato, mentioned)