State University College at Buffalo
A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE
All the world's a sJage, And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts... -Sharespeare 1
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·Buffalo State College WORLD CLASS s Ill et in the heart of the city, Buffalo State College has proven time and time again that it educates and nurtures students to become world class individuals.·
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HOMECOMING 1994 "THESE ARE THE
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This type of spirit makes a world of · difference.
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The World Con1es Crashing Dovvn on the Red Dragons!
Homecoming weekend is the most antici– -:Rated weekend of the school year at Buffalo State College. This is the weekend when students, faculty, and staff come out and support their school and their nationally ranked Bengals. The fun began with the pep rally which included the ceremonial kickoff with the burning oftheCortland Red Dragon, and the crowningof Heather Eheho as Homecoming Queen and Martin Lacayo as Homecoming King. Game day was filled with activity as the Car Paradegot underway in the morning
followed by the Float Competition in the afternoon where Phi Sigma Sigma and Phi Sigma Kappa took home wins for the seond year in a row. The highlight of the day however, was the Bengals' magnifi– cent win over the Red Dragons in the Homecoming game with a final score of 17-10. Every year, students, faculty, and staff come out with a world of energy and enthusiasm to show their support of Buffalo State College. The 1994 Homecom– ing celebration was no exception.
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WORLD OF ACTIVITY While walking around campus, the one attribute that' is most noticeable is the vast c~ltural and ethnic diversity among our students and faculty. The larg– est contributor to this ensemble of diversity is Buffalo State College's organiza– tion and clubs. With over fifty organizations and clubs to choose from, as spe– cialized as the Dead Economists Society, to as general as the all encompassing U.S.G. (United Student Government), students should have no trouble finding one that is comfortable. Students can use these organizations and clubs to learn valuable knowledge in their repective field of study, or as a means of becoming acquainted with the campus and all it has to offer. Either way, these organiza– tions and clubs provide each and every student with an opportunity to express themselves to the limit.
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The Wild World of SPORTS
At Buffalo State, pride and commitment are the two words most associated with sports. Buffalo State is well known around the State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC), and the nation as having one of the best sports programs. Whether it's being or softball, or just fielding competive teams, Buffalo State a contender to be feared. Their dedica tion has made a world of difference. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 •• ranked nationally in football, basketball,
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OUT OF THIS WORLD Greeks at Buffalo State College reach out.
Fraternities and sororities alike pride themselves on participation in such events as Project White Face, The Spirit
of Giving Week, the Homecoming parade, and the Haunted Tunnel. Through volunteer work and com– munity service projects, the greek organizations at Buffalo State Col– lege are doing their part to make our world a little bit better. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GREEK ORGANIZATIONS
Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Alpha Omega Zeta Fraternity Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority Delta Kappa Zeta Inter-Greek Association Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Omicron Omega Nu Sorority Panhellenic Phi Beta Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity Phi Kappa Tau Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority Sigma Delta Tau Sorority Sigma Gamma Rho Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Theta Sigma Tau Sorority Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
AWORLD OF OUR OWN Residence Life at Buffalo State Colle e From the Towers to Twinrise South, the world of dorm life is the first chance students have to be on their own. Living in the dorms may be the one experience we will remember most, of our days at Buffalo State College. We will remember searching for quarters from our floormates to do laundry, screaming at people to turn down their music at 3:00 in the morning, and going outside at insane hours for firedrills. And who can forget the white walls of the dorms, and the squeeky, uncomfortable beds that kept us awake the night before a major exam. But most of all we will remember the lifelong friendships that developed by living with others. These friend– ships will have a major impact on us, and eventually will make a world of difference.
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Derrick Samuel Baird Buffalo, N.Y. Economics
Timothy W. Baierlein Valley Stream, N .Y. General Studies / History
Angel Abreu Dominican Republic Industrial Technology
Melissa A. Adams Grand Island, N.Y. Health/Wellness
Amy L. Bachert Delevan, N.Y. Sociology
Shelly Anne Akins North Tonawanda, N.Y. Elementary Education
Bridget M. Baumer Rochester, N .Y. Health/ Wellness
Muafaq T. Albaneh Yemen Economics
Anthea N. Allen New York, N.Y. Psychology
Joseph L. Bart Bronx, N.Y. Food Management Sys– tems / Music
Jorge A. Ballestas Queens, N.Y. Speech Pathology and
Andrea Danita Alston Rochester, N.Y. Speech Language Pathology
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Douglas W. Anderson Staten Island, N.Y. Criminal Justice
Vito A. Biondo Huntington Station, N.Y. Mechanical Engineering Technology
Daniel S. Becker Rochest~r, N.Y. History
Rodneyse Bichotte Brooklyn, N .Y. Electrical Engineering Technology .
Sheldon Applewhite Brooklyn, N.Y. Sociology
Deborah A. Averso Bellmore, N.Y. Fashion Technology
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Nikki 0. Calliste Trinidad, West Indies Social Studies Secondary Education
Donna M. Byrd-Pearman Brooklyn, N .Y. Economics/ Finance
William C. Bosiacki Buffalo, N.Y. Urban/Regional Planning and Analysis
Milton F. Butts Bronx, N.Y. Humanities
Sherlie Blaise Brooklyn, N.Y. Anthropology I African & African-Amer. studies
Acquaba N. Blair Brooklyn, N .Y. Humanities/Biology
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Danton J. A. Cardoso Clarence, N.Y. English
Jennifer Cancel Buffalo, N.Y. Spanish Secondary Education
Brandy L. Campbell Buffalo, N.Y. Elementary Education
Seldine N. Brookes St. Kittsand Nevis, West Indies Social Work/Afro-American studies
I Anthony D. Bradley Niagara Falls, N.Y. Economics
Janet Bromell Queens, N.Y. Elementary Education
.. Yue-Chung A. Chan Hong Kong Graphic Design
\ Wendy Nicole Cavuoto Rochester, N.Y. Psychology
Kelly J. Carville Utica, N.Y. Psychology Efernentary Education
Nadine L. Browne Brooklyn, N.Y. Fashion Merchandising & Fashion Apparel Design
Vinnette A. Brown Jamaica, West Indies Social Work
Kristie L. Brown Middletown, N.Y. Exceptional Education
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Vanessa Ann Clay Spring Valley, N.Y. Sociology/ Social Work
Nancy Cubi Rochester, N.Y. Sociology
David T. Chrisman Overland Park, KS. Art Education/ Art
Lisa Marie Coultny Mount Morris, N.Y. Broadcasting
James J. Chandler Albany, N.Y. Economics
Madeline Corredor Bronx, N.Y. Social Work/ Spanish
Kibibi M. Cunningham Brooklyn, N.Y. Elementary Education
Gloria Doze Czworka Attica, N.Y. Design/ Fine Art
Alexandra B. Cohen Nesconset, N.Y. Sociology
Lani Suzanne Cohen Smithtown, N.Y. Graphic Design
Kimberly Davis Rochester, N.Y. Economics
Atasha J. Codginton Brooklyn, N.Y. Psychology
Jessica L. DeDomenico Niagara Falls, N.Y. Speech Languag~ Pathology and Audiology
Susan M. Colistra Goshen, N.Y. Elementary Education/ Mathematics
Maya L. H. Coleman Elmira, N.Y. Psychology/Sociology
Rachel Eden Cohen Merrick, N.Y. English
Jason R. Dernbach Cheektowaga, N.Y. ~ Industrial Technology
Lauren J. Dewey East Amherst, N.Y. Broadcasting
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Daniel P. Gailo~ Cortland, N .Y. Graphic Design
Laurie T. Dobler Buffalo, N.Y. Health /Wellness
Lavonne J. Dogan Queens, N.Y. Humanities
Elizabeth A. Donovan Middletown, N.Y. French Language and Literature
Donna}. Furl Springville, N .Y. Social Work
Iechia F. Drinkwater Antigua, West Indies Humanities
Hattie R. Dupree Brooklyn, N.Y. Social Work / African American Studies
Nicola J. Eason Bronx, N .Y. Social Work
Maria C. Galizio Central Islip, N.Y. Criminal Justice
Charu Gangwal India Public Communication
JeffreyS. D. George Wayland, N.Y. . Industrial Technology I History
Scott C. Gerson Middletorrn, N.Y. Criminal Justice
Nowel Eloudi Lackawanna, N.Y. Elementary Education
Carrie L. Fascia Syracuse, N.Y. Journalism
Alyssa S. Fries Long Island, N.Y. Public Communication
Andrew M. Gilleece New Rochelle, N.Y. Broadcasting
Niagara Falls, N.Y. Economics
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Alana M. Greco Rochester, N.Y. Social Work/English
Gennel T. Graham Brooklyn, N.Y. Elementary Education
Lisa T. Golden Queens, N.Y. Political Science
Michelli L. M. Hoover Philadelphia, N.Y. Elementary Education/ Social Studies
Shawn P. Hosking Buffalo, N.Y. Urban and Regional
Cassandra M. Howard Syracuse, N.Y. Apparel Design
Kerrie Ann Halgash Lewiston, N.Y. Elementary Education
Charlene M. Hagen Rochester, N.Y. Elementary Education
Rosemary Howard Lockport, N.Y. Business Studies
Lisa A. Humphrey Auburn, N.Y. Sociology
Jennifer A. Guely Buffalo, N.Y. Graphic Design
El-Kahina F. Hunt Syracuse, N.Y. Sociology
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Denise Herkey West Seneca, N.Y. Criminal Justice
Thrusha A. Henderson Youngstown, OH. Sociology I African & Afri– can American Studies
James D. Jarosz Watertow~, N.Y. Business
Rebecca Lee Harris Buffalo, N.Y. Fashion Technology
Marie M. Joseph Brooklyn, N.Y. Mathematics Jennifer G. Kalinowski Cheektowaga, N .Y. Business Studies I German SENI-O~R-8~------.----,(~)
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Irma C. Lopez Port Chester, N.Y. Humanities/ Italian & Spanish
Mary C. Long-Weyand Buffalo, N .Y. Criminal Justice
Tina Louise Kielma South Cheektowaga, N.Y. Fashion Merchandising
Cheryl A. Krieger Niagara Falls, N.Y. Speech Language Pathol– ogy and Audiology
Tracey A. Kumpf Akron, N.Y. Elementary Education
Jennifer Lynn Maciag Depew, N.Y. Psychology
Ronald G. Marquez Queens, N.Y. Computer Information · Systems
Marsha Mann San Diego, CA. English Education
Melissa B. Kurlanzik Commack, N.Y. Elementary Education
Lauriel D. Larkin Rochester, N.Y. Political Science/Criminal Justice
Jennifer Leigh Kunego Bergen, N.Y. Graphic Design
Susan Mayer Arcade N. y Business St~d~es Erin M. McGrath Schenectaday, N.Y. Social Work r--------S~E_N_I_O_R_S __ ~-~-_____,(1P) Heather M. McClain Buffalo, N .Y. Speech Language Pathol– ogy and Audiology
Hewart Hopeton Paul Livingston Brooklyn, N.Y. Economics and Finance
Stacey M. Licker Dix Hills, N.Y. Sociology
Joy D. Lashley Brooklyn, N.Y. Economics and Finance
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Karen Ott Springville, N.Y. Health/ Wellness
Darlene Mercado Buffalo, N.Y. Business Studies
Gordon R. Olinger Corfu, N.Y. Business
Christopher H. Millis Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Art/Illustration
Walter J. Morrison III Northport, N.Y. Hotel and Restaurant t
Michael C. Nolder Buffalo, N.Y. Mathematics /Secondary Education
Christy A. Peet Baldwinsville, N.Y. Elementary Education / Social Studies .
Alena Paolucci Voorhees, N.J. Health/ Wellness
Gregory D. Mott Buffalo, N .Y. Elementary Education
Nelida Muniz Buffalo, N.Y. Spanish Secondary Education
Sara S. Musalli Wharton, N.J. Biology
Michele Owens Bronx, N.Y. Fashion Merchandising
Theresa M. Penny DetroiUN1i. Geoscience Julianne C. Pielecha Tonawanda, N.Y. Psychology :---------S-E-=--N-I_O_R_S-~---------, (~ Dara M. Peyton Plattsburgh, N .Y. Speech Pathology
Shinobu Nakajima Hokkaido, Japan Biology
Nancy M. Nedell Tonawanda, N.Y. Elementary Education/ Math
Kimberly A. Neel Tampa, FL. Social Work
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David W. Polak Orchard Park, N.Y. Business
Kelly Michelle Pugh Buffalo, N.Y. Social Work
Penny L. Pullin Lyons, N.Y. Elementary Education/ Science
LeeS. Sauit Lake Grove, N .Y. Business
Alfred E. Runkel III Lancaster, N.Y. Electrical Engineering T~;.;;.;.;;.;~~~~
Buffalo, N.Y. Sociology/ Criminal Justice
Gerard B. Seward White Plains, N.Y. Political Science
Rennelle A. Simmonds Ossiwing, N.Y. Spanish Language and Literature /Italian
Chris John Putman Buffalo, N.Y. Sociology
Lisa Quinones Bronx, N.Y. Sociology
Dana Ann Ramos New York, N.Y. Theatre Arts
Sharon E~ Sipes Niagara Falls, N.Y. Painting
Pauline Marie Skowron En . Buffalo,~.Y. ghsh Secondary Education
Brandon L. Smith Buffalo, N.Y. History
Tykeen J. Robinson Staten Island, N .Y. Business Studies I Econom– ics Management
Rebecca S. Rosenthal Buffalo, N.Y. Fashion Technology
Lawrence Ruiz Bethpage, N.Y. Broadcasting I Spanish
Jennifer R. Starczewski Buffalo, N.Y. Psychology
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Wilfredo A. Tineo Manhattan, N.Y. Spanish
Marcia E. Sutherland Jamaica, West Indes Business I Managerial Economics
Dana C. Stewart Liverpool, N.Y. Anthropology
Sharon D. Thornton Lockport, N.Y. Broadcast Communications
Krista M. Thomas Lewiston, N.Y. Art History
Jozett J. Turner Brooklyn, N.Y. English
Carissa C. Uschold Rochester, N.Y. English
Ana N. Thomas Buffalo, N.Y. Broadcasting
Tania Teng Taiwan Public Communication
Susan M. Szadek Corfu, N.Y. Elementary & Exceptional Education
Alicia M. Wiggins Webster, N.Y. Elementary Education/ Biology
Keri A. Thomas Lewiston, N.Y. Broadcasting I English
Michael J. Vaz New York, N .Y. Political Science
Karen A. Thomas Jamaica, West Indes Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism Administration
Sowmya D. Varadarajan Madras~India Physics
Jennifer L. Thomas Elmira, N.Y. Art Education
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Brian D. Stanley . Newburgh, N .Y. Sociology
Justin Hoegerle Buffalo, N .Y. Engineering
Renee Gajewski Cheektowaga, N .Y. Health/Wellness
Lisa M. Wilhelm Amherst, N.Y. Exceptional Education
Kimberly M. Williams Bronx, N.Y. Criminal Justice
Radcliffe G. Williams Brooklyn, N.Y. Electrical Engineering and Technology
YeowTham West Malaysia Music
Julie M. Terranova Buffalo, N. Y. Political Science
Judy Wilson Spencerport, N.Y. Math/Computer Informa– tion Systems
Delores A. Witt Buffalo, N.Y. Criminal Justice
Sheri A. Wolfe Long Island, N.Y. Psychology
Christopher Lloyd Wood Kenmore, N.Y. English Secondary Education
Mona Young Queens, N.Y. The Arts
Suzanne E. Boehm Hamburg, N.Y. Social Work
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Bottom: Irma Lopez, Luisa Feliciano, Biolawny Soto, Claudia Pontoie. Second:Eric Turac, Niurka Rodriguez, Madeline Corredor, Juan Carlos Pagan, Jaime Martinez-Tolentino, Monique Morales. Third: Wilfredo Tineo, Alexis Catano, Elizabeth Santiago, Lily Ceispin, Kelly Hernandez, Migdalia Cantaerras DeLara, Jose Miguel, Israel Lopez. Top: Carl Bailey, Siddiq Abdul-:Hadi. Hispanic Drama Club is an organization founded for the enjoyment of masterpieces in Spanish theatre. The goal of the club is to involve the Hispanic and non-Hispanic com– munity in Hispanic ·theatre at Buffalo State College. Stu– dents gain knowledge in theatre techniques and are pro– vided a~opportunity to practice the Spanish language.
Bottom: Renee Rosen, Robert Lechner. Top: Tina Waldman, Rabbi Shmaryahu Charitonow, David Wallach.
CHAI (Chabad Actively Identifies) Jewish Student Educational Organization. CHAI is a social and educational organization for college men and women. CHAI's purpose is to familarize the Jewish culture and traditions through activities in the student union such as displays, movies, and social events cel– ebrating the different holidays with the cultural foods and field trips. Since an integral part of education is learning about all the different societies, this will enrich the student's horizons and will encourage other cultures to follow suit. CHAI (a division of Chabad) is a recognized international organization that is recognized by the President of the United States, Congress, and the Senate for its work in the field of education. In honor of the birthday of the organization's leader, for the past ten years, Congress has proclaimed a day ~ed U.S.A. Education and Sharing Day in his honor. _
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Dead Economists Society
Casting Hall Productions
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Front: Matt Cohen. Second: Akiko Hashimoto, Matt Coldwell. Third: Anastasia Wolfe, Bil Roedel, Patty Litzen, Robert Rusch. Top: Dave Rzeszutek, Mary Teresa Craddock Casting Hall Productions is an entirely student-run production company that works hand-in-hand with the PerformingArts De– partment to produce three to six plays annually. They believe that the best way to learn about theatre is to do theatre.
Bottom: Scott Muenzner, Kirstin Covelli, Matthew Allen. Top: Hewart H. P. Livingston, Kimberly Davis
Dead Economists Society provides activities for those stu– dents with an interest in economics, and provides informa– tion and guidence to students interested·in pursuing an economics and / or finance-related career. Many of our ac– tivities help to bring students and faculty together to im– prove student/ faculty relations.
Students are involved in q,ll aspects including production, publicity, set construction, costume design, and box office and house management. Good theatre requires a heterogeneous community, and stude~ts of all majors, backgrounds, and experience levels are welcome to become involved.
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Bottom: Rebecca Soto,Jessica Wolfrom. Second: Michelle Adamski, Tereathia Herring, Julie K. Ashley, Kathryn A Huber, Shawn P. Hosking. Top: Julie Gilbert, Dave Polak, Denise Herkey, Veronica Heintz, Tim Baierlein.
Bottom: Marcus Nudelman (G. M.), Curtess Kuczkowski, Lee Konikow. Second: Keith DePirro, Jason Lustig. Top: Justin Able, Ryan Houlihan, Matt Makes, Ben Bamba, Brian Arrington, Worth Hemphill.
New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) is a statewide student-directed consumer and environmental organization. It is a non-partisan, not-for-profit organiza– tion that was established to effect real political reforms while training students and other New Yorkers to be advo– cates. NYPIRG has 19 different campuses across the state. Students at NYPIRG chapters work on projects that sup– port both NYPIRG's statewide agenda and focus on local issues. Students learn how to make a change in social and political issues that directly affect them and their environ– ment. Some activities include Lobby Day in Albany, Earth Week, and Homeless Outreach.
WBNY (91.3fm) offers information and entertainment for campus students and the local community as well as pub– licity for campus organizations. Programming is based on new alternative forms of music. WBNY also addresses stu– dent issues and concerns through the talk show segment of their programming. T.he radto station operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and is operated solely by students.
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Student Life
Muslim Student Association
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Bottom: Amirah Walker, Karima Barbour, Gail Muhsen, Talib Abdullah, FaheemAbdula-Aziz, Zaki Nazeer, Yousef Abdulla. Top: Nowel Eloodi, Mona Abdulla, Siddiq Abdul Hadi, Idreas Ahmed.
Bottom: Don Blundell, Lisa Walters, Marsha Jackson, Kate Ward, Jamie War– ren, Juan Soto. Top: Joan Bachlany, Angel Hostetter, Susan Hill, Gail Wells, David Haddad.
slim Student Association brings all Muslims together to their obligations while offering a clear-cut under– to the way of life Al-Islam. The aim of the associa– is to promote peace and harmony at Buffalo State Col– while working with fellow students.
There's a lot of life at Buffalo State, and the Student Life Staff has more than 75 years of combined experience in making your life outside the classroom more rewarding, educational, and FUN; Their school spirit is contagious!
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Society for Human Resource Management
· Social Work Student Organization
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Bottom: Alana Greco, Margaret Wright, Jonathan Koch (Presi– dent) . Second: Linda Backer, Suzanne Johnson, Shirley Ingram, Stacey McEwen, Michelle Constantine, Suzanne Boehm, Victoria Smith, Shiroblen Yasin. Top: Hank Gladkowski, Jonathan Ropers, Patricia Mahoney, Billie Jo Villella, Pat Dexter, Michele LaCorte, Linda Marshall, Donna Furl, Sue Romaszko, Debra Benedick, Kerry Schmidt.
Bottom: Jennifer L. Maciag, Tony DiVincenzo, Laura Browning. Second: Rosemary Howard,_Nicole Watson, Desiree Arthurton. Top: Lisa St. Jean, Dawn Michalski, Jennifer Palmere, Charlene Hinckley, Laura Goettelman, Dr. Robert Delprino (faculty advisor), Robert Lechner, Dr. Howard Stanger (faculty advisor), Steven Morse.
Social Work Student Organization is designed to provide an avenue for students to persue common interests and meet other social work students and faculty. ..
Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM) is a national organization with over 80,.000 members and the leading voice of the HRM profession. It represents over 400 professional and 200 student chapters. Members take advantage of the opportunity to learn moresbout human resource management by participating in chapter projects, guest speakers, and internships, and networking with local professionals at monthly dinners. Menbership in SHRM helps build your career skills for a successful future.
Arab-American Student Association
Academic Assembly
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Bottom: Wedade Abdallah, Amal Aldajs, Rola Aldais, Mona Abdulla, Munsen. Top: Yousef Abdulla, Baligh Abu Hummad, Taher Elbaneh, Abraham Abdo, Nabial Nasr, Sadeq Elbaneh, Eiad Museh, Mufaq
Philip Slaiman, Tanya Furlini, Karen Dunn. Second: Kari t, Michael Carpenter, Keith Kaminski, Nicholas Anderson, Andrzejewski, Todd Morris. Top: Tomek Jankowski; Jim Joseph Godzala, Jennifer Kalinowski, Shelia Hauenstien, Mike Amy Sanderson, Kerry Schmidt.
Arab-American Student Association builds unity the Arab-American students at Buffalo State College, cates all students on the concerns of the Arab culture, vides information,.and enourages Arab principles and ditions, self-awareness, unity, self-determination, and collective work and responsibility of being an Arab– can. They organize many events such as the Middle E Cultural Night. ·
Karen Dunn (Secretary), Kari Lambright (President), Tomek Jankowski (Vice-President), Tanya Furlini (Treasure).
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Astronomy Club
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Bottom: Laura L. Metlak. Second: Carly B. Edmunds. Top: Amy Gore, Art Gielow.
Vicki Vulo, Dave Meinzer.
The Astronomy Club is an academic club for students who enjoy learning and sharing Astronomy. Their activities include Astro– nomical-social activities such as observing week–
ends at Whispering Pines camp, and Planetarium/Obser– vatory/Science Center visits to other cities, including Roch ester, Toronto, and Pittsburgh. They are also associated with the Whitworth Ferguson Planetarium, with their members acting as hosts, operators, and even program p ducers. The club has also sponsored a successful public eclipse viewing, and has won an international award for their Astronomy Day Celebration.
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Information Processors Association
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Bottom: Brandy Campbell, Michael Nolder, Annette Abate. Second: Teal Zulawski, Diane Suszka, Mary Rembold, Brian Dena. Top: Timothy Cardinal, Chafles Appleby, Peter Murphy.
Left to Right: Mohsin Rahman (Vice-President), Jin Won Choi (Secretary), Brian Lasota (President), Nicholas Anderson (AA Representative/member).
International Student Organization
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Bottom: Elizabeth Ashman (Reference Area Secretary), Lauren Johnson (Career Counselor). Top: Robert R. Orrange (Assistant Director), Sybil Pressprich (Career Counselor), Stephanie Zuckerman-Aviles (Director), Carlos Tejada (Ca– reer Counselor).
Bottom: Shinobu Nakajima, Katsamone Phangsawath, Tomomi Imura, Keiko Matsuura, Sadeq Albaneh. Second: Keith Chan, Jacky Chan, Mohammed R. Siddiqui, Eleanor Blackburn, Simone Swillus, Takako Kitano, Karen Misner, Charu Gangwal. Top: Ashraf Alfayaz, Gail Muhsen, Eddie Muhleh, Kyoko Tanaka, Anne Mizukoshi, Mariko Yokote, Dr. J.P. Gounard, Siew-Li Yeo, Ben Bamba, Jackie Skinner, Wesley Kasamali, Khalid Abuhamarh, Taher Albaneh. The International Student Organization provides interna– tional understanding and multi-cultural awareness to both American and international students through such activi– ties as International Nights and the annual International Fiesta.
The Career Development Center helps.to open the door to success for students by offering a full range of services in the areas of choosing a career or major, finding a job, and selecting a graduate school. Services are available to all Buffalo State College matriculated undergraduate and graduate!-students. ·
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The Record
Weigel Health Center
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Bottom: Alice Sullivan. Top: Irene Fruehof, Theresa R. Sb~phen-Hains, MD., Rose Gilmore, Joe Sisson, Susan Trabert, Dolores Sullivan, Chris Zuchowski, Angie Price, Ann Marie Ball, Tusie O'Brien, Amy Roeder.
Bottom: Jeff Dickhut (photo editor), Norm Bryant (cartoon– ist), Stephanie Brizard (business manager), The Scream (con– tributing writer). Top: William Paxon (sports editor), Tim Hanssel (contributing writer), Jamie Hamilton (Montage editor), Bob Cunningham (contributing writer), Margaret Coghlan (news editor, editor-in-chief), Don Meek (sports writer).
The Record reports events and issues of interest to the students of BSC as well as providing a twice-a-week prin medium for campus publicity and the expression of stu– dent opinion.
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Bottom: Amy Sanderson, Jonathan Brown. Top: Wendy Wirth, Sarah Hubbard, Heather Roberts, Ellie Mileva, David Fruscione.
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evaluates the specific needs and demands of the tional students on campus, and reviews policies, , and publications as they relate to international ts whether academic or extra-curricular.
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USG represents the interests of the students of the and encourages their active participation in the ~LA..&..&. community. USG sponsors activities funded by the tory student activity fee.
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Vice Presidents
President
Robert J. Gemmett, Ph.D. Vice President for Academic Affairs
~.C. Richardson, Ph.D. ~-'resident of Buffalo State College
Hal D. Payne, J.D. Vice President for Student Affairs
STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE AT BUFFALO 1300 ELMWOOD AVINU( BUFFALO, NEW YORK 14222- J09S 1716) 876-4101
May, 1995
F. C. RICHARDSON. Prrildcnl
My dear students:
In the past few months as questions of how much taxpayer support the State University ofNew York should receive, how much a SUNY education should oost, and who should bear the brunt of the cost have become matters of fierce debate, I have been frequently reminded of an observation by the English playwright Oscar Wilde. "What is a cynic?" he asked rhetorically, then answered,."A man who knows the price ofeverything, and the value of nothing.• It seems to me that we have been hearing a greatdeal about the price of a college degree, but precious little about ita value. Let us non-cynics, then, consider together the worth ofa Buffalo State College education: • In purely economic terms, according to U.S. Census Bureau figures, recipients of n bachelor's degree will enjoy estimated earnings of nearly $1.5 million over the course of their careers, some $600,000 more than their high •chon! classmates who never went to college. College graduates who continue to study, moreover, can expect to see their incomes advanoedramaticallywith each advanced degree. • A college degree, however, is more than a meal ticket or a gold card or a passport to a more affiuent lifestyle. It is a testimonial to yourattainments as an informed and educated person, one who can think critically, weigh opposing viewpoints objectively, and face issues squarely. Such abilities are beyond price. • So nrc the opportunities to broadenyour understanding ofsubjects outside the narrow realm of a opecific career. That is why we encourage you to explore the myriad enriching options of a liberal education in and out ofthe classroom. You live your life more than eight hours a day .. college should be preparation for all 24. • You arc not the only beneficiary of your learning. Obviously, your present and future employers will profit by it. So will your colleagues in the workplace and the family members who will shore in your financial rewards for work well done. But as I noted before, the value of higher education is not measured in dollars alone. As a Buffalo State College graduate, you become on asset, a precious natural resource, of the community and the nation that will proudly claim you as a citizen. "The price of wisdom is above rubies," wrote the unknown author of the Book of Job. Let your knowledge and your wisdom continue to grow, appreciating in value beyondmeasure nowand for your whole life long.
Stanley Kardonsky, Ph.D. ~ice President for Finance and Management
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Edward T. Hunt Jr., B.S. Vice President for Institutional Advancement
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Neil H. Rudin, Ph.D. Dean of Undergraduate Students
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M~rilyn B. Hoskin, Ph.D. Dean of Natural and Social Sciences
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Ms. Maribel Garrett to Right: Peter Sowiski, Les Krims, Robert Brock, ~tephen House Ms. Jocelyn Jackman Mr. Erastus Namulala Mr. PhilipSantiago Ms. Claudia Karagoz Ms. Janina Nestorowicz Ms. Hildegard Webber Ms. Maria Leyte Mary Aim Perez Ms. Denice Montesano Ms. Elizabeth Zwierschke Ms. Janine Santiago Ms. Vega Mosher 97 Health, Recreation, and Physical Education History and Social Studies \ Department Faculty Ansel, Bernard D. Boudreau, Jean M. Department Faculty Brown, Truman B. Ms. Catherine G. Ansuini Dr. Nuala M. Drescher Chairperson Calandra, Janice L. Mr . Diane Depken Dr. Donald E. Barr Chairperson Cardoso, Jack J. Ms. Shelley Hain Carson, David A. Mr. Richard D. Heller Chotoff, Robert B. Mr. Donald E. O'Brien Coates, Richard F. Ms. Linda O'Donnell Dietrich, Dennis E. Dr. Frank J. Pascarella Drescher, Nuala M. Mr. Scott W. Roberts Eckert, Gary J. Mr. Montae Saddler Ederer, Martin F. Dr. Stephen E. Schwartz Dr. Chester J. Zelasko Finn, Mary E. Fordham, Monroe Herold, Elaine B. 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Dr. Mary O'Quin Phyllis Pomerantz Dr. Howard Reid Dr. Suyna Williams Dr. Virginia Wyly Dr. Michael Zborowski Debra Blair Sebastain LoGiudice . Janet Pulka Suneil Malik Lisa Woodruff Bottom: Virginia Wyly, Suyna Williams, Bradley A. Lown, Gary W. Heiman, Michael Zbeorowski. Top: Chris Blodgett, Karen O'Quin, Howard Ried, John Morganti, Jurgis Krarua, Robert Delprino. ~:om: Ronnie Ma~ler, Chris Avites, .Lou..Colca, B. :rfuddleston-Mattai, ley Loro, Phyllis Pomerantz, Eddie Davis .Top: Pat Dexter. Speech, Language and Pathology Sociology Depattment Faculty Dr. Carl Backman ' Mr. George Bennis Department Faculty Karen Bailey Jones No Photo Available Dr. Gerhard Falk Dolores E. 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