For almost 10 years, she was an instructor in the Department of Biochemistry and coordinator of the undergraduate program in biochemistry. She has had a particular interest in building faculty mentoring relationships through undergraduate research opportunities. She received a master's degree in science education from UB and a bachelor's degree in biology from SUNY Stony Brook. More than 200 researchers from across the United States and more than 10 foreign countries are expected to attend. WBFO seeks musict discs for its annual Vinyl Madness fund-raiser on Oct. 1.
Donations are tax-deductible.
WBFO members will be admitted to a free, sneak preview of the sale beginning at 10 a.m. Free balloons will be handed out to the first 100 children, and live bands will perform as attendees search the boxes for that perfect bargain for their record, tape or CD collection. Kulbida says more than 500 people combed through 10,000 records, tapes and CDs at last fall's Vinyl Madness. The UB School of Nursing is offering five full scholarships to the graduate program in nursing rehabilitation to nurses who have completed their bachelor's degrees. For more information, contact Sharon Dittmar, project director for preparation of advanced practice nurses in rehabilitation, at 829-2088.