Canisius’ commitment to environmental responsibility goes beyond campus borders.
This past weekend, faculty, staff and students from the Sustainability Committee rolled up their sleeves for an Earth Day cleanup in our neighboring Masten District.
Thank you to all who volunteered. Your efforts have a tangible impact on keeping our Canisius community – and the planet – clean and green.
The Office of University Communications is inviting faculty and staff to elevate their influence by sharing their insights and expertise with a broader audience.
Specifically, our team is developing a database of Canisius individuals who have expertise on topics that may be of interest to local, regional and national media outlets.
To participate, simply complete the brief questionnaire (link below) detailing your areas of expertise and scholarship. Responses will be compiled into a database that will serve as a resource for journalists seeking knowledgeable sources for their stories.
And no worries if you’re new to media interviews.
The Office of University Communications is here to provide media tips and training so you can feel confident and prepared to share your expertise.
Don’t miss this opportunity to amplify your impact and contribute to public discourse! Fill out the Media Expert questionnaire.
Buffalo News Higher Education Reporter Janet Gramza interviewed James Nowak about recent reports that New York State is proposing a budget increase to TAP for the first time in 24 years. The associate director of enrollment and financial aid explains if passed, it will unlock small TAP awards for more people and increase per-person awards. Click here to read the story.
