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Are you active military or a veteran? Exploring career options? Join military veterans Frank Remillard, MBA ’16, and Aaron Shaw, assistant director of graduate admissions, as they discuss the realities of pursuing a graduate degree at the UB School of Management to jumpstart your transition to civilian life and a successful career. Remillard, director of business banking and consumer default, M&T Bank, talks about:

• Why he chose to pursue an MBA
• Options for financial and other support
• The realities of simultaneously being a student, husband and father
• How military experience impacts problem-solving
• How both the military and UB impact perspective on inclusivity

Learn more about how the UB MBA can help you transition to a successful civilian career on our military and veterans page.

Audience: Prospective students, MBA, military, veterans

How can employers prepare their organizations to attract and retain underrepresented minority (URM) candidates? The Buffalo Niagara Partnership and the UB School of Management present a special panel discussion featuring current students entering the workplace.

Panelists:
Malkijah Griffiths, BS ’19, MPH/MBA ’22
Briana McIntyre, MBA ’22
Sydney Merritt, BS ’22

Facilitated by Mary Ann Rogers, assistant dean for diversity and inclusion, and clinical associate professor of organization and human resources

Audience: Prospective MBA and MS students, alumni, current students

Complement your passion with a dual, collaborative or combined MBA and bring an unbeatable combination of acumen, leadership and problem-solving to any role. Earning two advanced degrees will immediately set you apart. Current students Joshua Isreal, MSRED/MBA ’23, and Sumanth Thummala, MArch/MBA ’24, candidly discuss:

• UB’s culture and community
• The curriculum and the challenges of being in a dual degree program
• Networking, alumni support, clubs and activities
• Career Resource Center and other University services and support
• UB and Buffalo’s social scene and much more

Learn more about our many dual degree programs at management.buffalo.edu.

Audience: Prospective MArch, MS in RED and MBA students

Can the UB School of Management’s MS in Management Information Systems program help you attain your career goals? In Part 2 of our series, current graduate students discuss:

• The curriculum, workload and expectations
• Preparation for internships
• Interaction with faculty members
• Activities outside of class including clubs and UB’s social scene
• The Career Resource Center

Learn more about the MS in MIS program at management.buffalo.edu.

Audience: Prospective MS in management information systems students

Get to know our current MS in management information systems students and learn more about Buffalo, UB and the program as they discuss:

• What they like and dislike about Buffalo
• What they do to relax and recharge
• The best advice they were given
• What they will miss the most about UB when they graduate

Learn more about the MS in MIS program at management.buffalo.edu.

Audience: Prospective MS in management information systems students

Are you looking for a one-year, STEM-designated Master of Science in Management Information Systems (MS in MIS) program at an internationally recognized university? Find out what life is really like in our program via candid conversations with current graduate students Shubhanker Dey, MS ’22, Utsav Haldar, MS ’22, Dimple Mehta, MS ’22, Prashant Mishra, MS ’22, Likith Parameswaran, MS ’22, and Devesh Sati Prasad, MS ’22. In Part 1, students are asked:

• Why did you choose UB? 
• What kind of person thrives in this program?
• If, at this point, you could go back in time and start the program all over again, what advice would you give yourself as an incoming candidate?
• How would you describe the learning culture and environment? Is it competitive, collaborative, etc.?
• What does a typical Thursday or Friday night look like for a student at UB?

Learn more about the MS in MIS program at management.buffalo.edu.

Audience: Prospective MS in management information systems students