Accessibility at UB has links and resources to ensure that everyone has access to electronic information technology and physical access to the campus. You can find information on how request an interpreter or other accommodation, or information on how to report an accessibility concern.
The Intercultural and Diversity Center (IDC) is committed to supporting all students at UB by creating a sense of belonging and celebrating our differences just as we celebrate our commonalities. To meet this goal, the IDC hosts various programs and services such as diversity advocates, workshops, and events.
The International Student Services office has several resources for international students such as information on immigration and visas, social security cards, income tax, and life in Buffalo, NY.
There are several mental health and counseling resources on campus, most of which are free or at low cost to students.
The Cora P. Maloney Center (CPMC) houses several different programs for talented students from a varied of backgrounds. These programs include:
NEAR is a UB-wide interdisciplinary mentoring network for PhD students. Through NEAR, students can find mentors regarding issues that lie beyond coursework, comps, and dissertations (e.g., systemic bias, personal hardship), so that more students—and more diverse students—will feel supported and emboldened in their own careers.