Admitted Student Workshops & Recordings
This collection of workshops is designed to support your transition to UB School of Law. Throughout the year, you may find opportunities to register for upcoming live sessions as well as explore recorded workshops on demand. Topics include getting started at the University at Buffalo, life in Buffalo, student support services, and important next steps: all featuring insights from current students, alumni, and staff.
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Congratulations! You've Been Admitted. Now What?
Friday, March 7
4:00-5:00 p.m. (EST)
In this recorded session, Benjamin Rogers, Associate Director of Admissions, provides an overview of next steps for admitted students, answers common questions, and offers guidance for a smooth transition to law school.
Experiential Learning at UB Law
In this recorded panel, Benjamin Rogers, Assistant Director of Admissions, moderates a discussion on the diverse experiential learning opportunities available at the University at Buffalo School of Law.
Panelists include
- Bernadette Gargano - Vice Dean for Experiential Education and Social Justice Initiatives; Director of Clinical Legal Education
- Lisa Patterson - Program Director for Externships, Public Interest Offerings, and Access to Justice Initiatives
- Dawn Skopinski - Associate Director of the Advocacy Institute; Associate Director of Experiential Learning
- Melinda Saran - Program Director for the Pro Bono Scholars Program
- Jennifer Sharf - Associate Dean for Career Services; Director of Trial Advocacy
Step into a 1L Class, Criminal Law
Professor Michael Boucai, recorded Spring 2023.
Buffalo 101
This session provides admitted students with information on navigating Buffalo, securing housing, moving, and finding their place in the city.
International Student Session: The Student Visa Process for International Students
In this recorded webinar, Kate Szymaszek, Manager for Recruitment and International Enrollment, discusses next steps, key deadlines, and an overview of the visa process for international students.
Considering Public Service? How to Find and Finance a Career in Public Interest
With Professor Heather Abraham, Director of the Civil Rights & Housing Clinic (formerly Civil Rights & Transparency Clinic).
Academic Success at UB Law
In this recorded panel, Kate Szymaszek, Manager for Recruitment and International Enrollment, moderates a discussion on academic success at the University at Buffalo School of Law with Assistant Deans Bill MacDonald and Patrick Long.
Practicing in NYC and Big Law with a degree from UB
In this recorded panel, Lindsay Gladney, Vice Dean of Admissions, hosts a discussion with UB Law alumni working in New York City and BigLaw, sharing insights and experiences from their careers in the legal field.
Next Steps for New Students
In this short video from UBIT, you’ll learn how to complete six essential tech setup steps, including activating your UBITName, accessing UBmail, and connecting to Wi-Fi- everything you need to get started at UB.
In this video, representatives from UB’s Office of Accessibility Resources share how their team supports students through a variety of accommodations and services. They discuss what’s available, how to get started, and the office’s role in fostering an inclusive learning environment.
Law students will connect directly with the School of Law’s Office of Student Affairs to submit documentation and finalize any accommodations through the Office of Accessibility Resources.
Financial Aid for Law Students
In this recorded webinar, Christina Horner, Financial Aid Advisor, provides an overview of financial aid for law students.
