About
The University at Buffalo (UB) is a public research university and the largest campus in the State University of New York (SUNY) system. Through its Scholarship Portal, UB provides funding opportunities for students including philanthropic scholarships, recruitment scholarships, graduate assistantships, and emergency funds. The portal serves as a centralized platform for current and newly accepted students to discover and apply for various scholarship opportunities across multiple academic departments and programs.
Funding Opportunities
You Belong Scholars Program
This scholarship supports undergraduate and graduate students who have been formerly incarcerated, recognizing both the structural barriers they face in pursuing higher education and the strengths they bring to our campus community. The scholarship aims to promote access, persistence, and academic success during the transition to campus life. This program also recognizes the profound impact that a loved one's incarceration can have on a student's educational pathway, financial stability, and well-being. Thus, undergraduate and graduate students who have been affected by the incarceration of a parent, sibling, partner, child, or other loved one may also apply for this scholarship. Funds may be used toward tuition, fees, books, transportation, housing, childcare, technology, emergency expenses, or other academic-related needs that support student persistence and success.
William L. Tucker Scholarship Fund
The William L. Tucker Scholarship Fund was established in 1956 by William Tucker to support deserving students majoring in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship provides financial assistance to students pursuing their dental education, helping to reduce the financial burden of dental school and support the next generation of dental professionals.
William C. Knauf, Jr., DDS Award
The William C. Knauf, Jr., DDS Award was established in 2016 by the estate of Ila M. Knauf in honor of her deceased son, William C. Knauf, Jr., DDS. This award supports students in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. The award is intended to provide financial assistance to deserving dental medicine students pursuing their education and training in the field of dentistry.
Tedman McMahon Memorial Fund (Award)
The Tedman McMahon Memorial Fund is a scholarship award established by Amir Karimi, DDS '19 in 2021 to support dental students at the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine. The award is designed to provide financial assistance to students with demonstrated financial need as determined by FAFSA completion. Preference is given to non-traditional students pursuing their dental education. The scholarship amount varies and is awarded annually to eligible applicants who meet the criteria.
Rear Admiral Roger and Mrs. JoAnn Triftshauser Scholarship
The Rear Admiral Roger and Mrs. JoAnn Triftshauser Scholarship was established by Dr. Roger W. Triftshauser, DDS '61 and Mrs. JoAnn F. Triftshauser in 2024. This scholarship is awarded to dental students enrolled in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship provides financial support to help students pursuing their dental education. Award amounts vary based on available funds and the number of qualified applicants.
Michael S. and Jeannie C. Saunders Endowed Scholarship
The Michael S. and Jeannie C. Saunders Endowed Scholarship is awarded to third-year students enrolled in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. Recipients must be in the top third of their class, demonstrating strong academic performance. Preference is given to veterans who have served in one of the five branches of the military. The scholarship amount varies and applications are due annually in May.
John H. Twist DDS Scholarship
The John H. Twist DDS Scholarship is a financial aid opportunity for students enrolled in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is specifically designed to support dental medicine students who demonstrate financial need. Applicants must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to establish financial need eligibility. The scholarship award amount varies depending on available funding and the number of qualified applicants. This opportunity provides crucial financial support to help dental medicine students pursue their professional education and career goals in dentistry.
International College of Dentists (USA Section) Scholarship
The International College of Dentists (USA Section) Scholarship was established in 1962 by the International College of Dentists. This scholarship is specifically designed to support fourth-year students in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. The award provides financial assistance to help outstanding dental students complete their final year of study. Eligibility is restricted to students who have reached their fourth year in the dental medicine program.
Dr. W. Hinson Jones and Grace Keller Jones Endowment Fund
The Dr. W. Hinson Jones and Grace Keller Jones Endowment Fund is a scholarship opportunity established by the Grace Keller Jones Trust of 1994. This endowment provides financial support to students enrolled in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship was created to support the educational pursuits of dental medicine students and help them achieve their academic and professional goals in the field of dentistry.
Dr. Steven A. Guttenberg Scholarship
The Dr. Steven A. Guttenberg Scholarship was established by Steven A. Guttenberg, MD, DDS '69, BA '65 in 2025. This scholarship is awarded to students enrolled in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. The award amount varies depending on available funds and the number of qualified applicants. This scholarship supports dental medicine students in pursuing their education and training in the field of dentistry.
Dr. Robert E. and Angeline Pantera Endowment
The Dr. Robert E. and Angeline Pantera Endowment was established in 1992 to provide scholarship support for students in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. This endowment-funded scholarship assists students pursuing their dental education by providing financial support to help offset the costs of their studies. The scholarship is awarded to eligible students enrolled in the School of Dental Medicine who demonstrate academic merit and financial need. Awards vary based on available endowment income and the number of qualified applicants each year.
Dr. Joseph Amico Memorial Fund
The Dr. Joseph Amico Memorial Fund provides scholarship support for deserving students majoring in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is awarded to students who demonstrate financial need as determined by completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). In addition to financial need, applicants must demonstrate strong character through service to others, reflecting Dr. Amico's commitment to community service and professional excellence. The scholarship amount varies annually based on available funding.
Dr. George Ferry Scholarship
The Dr. George Ferry Scholarship was established by H. Sonny Spera III, DDS '89 and the Spera Family in loving memory of long-time University at Buffalo faculty member Dr. George Ferry. This scholarship is designed to support students enrolled in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. The award provides financial assistance to help dental students pursue their studies and professional development. Preference is given to students from Binghamton or Broome County, New York, honoring Dr. Ferry's legacy by supporting students from these communities. The scholarship amount varies based on available funding and may be awarded to multiple qualified candidates each year.
Dr. Carlton F. Rinck Scholarship Fund
The Dr. Carlton F. Rinck Scholarship Fund was established in 1995 and modified in 2013 by the last will and testament of Lois Mae Rinck and other donors. This scholarship provides financial support to students enrolled in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. The award amount varies depending on available funds and the number of qualified applicants. This scholarship represents a continuing commitment to supporting dental education and helping students pursue their professional goals in dentistry.
Dental School Scholarship Fund
The Dental School Scholarship Fund provides financial support for students enrolled in DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery) programs and Advanced Education programs within the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship aims to support dental students in their educational pursuits and help reduce the financial burden of dental education. The award amount varies based on available funding and individual student needs.
Dental Education Participating Fund
The Dental Education Participating Fund was established in 1964 to support scholarships for students in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship fund provides financial assistance to dental students pursuing their education in the dental medicine program. The award amount varies based on available funds and the needs of qualifying applicants.
Daniel W. Mitulinsky Fund (Award)
The Daniel W. Mitulinsky Fund provides financial support for students associated with the University at Buffalo's Biology Department and School of Dental Medicine. Established in 2017 by Ms. Madeline Mitulinsky and Mrs. Anne Sekula, this award is designed to support worthy students who are either graduates from UB's Biology Department and have been accepted as students in the School of Dental Medicine, or other deserving students meeting the fund's criteria. The award amount varies depending on available funding and the needs of qualified applicants.
Arthur W. Tucciarone Scholarship Endowment Fund
The Arthur W. Tucciarone Scholarship Endowment Fund provides scholarship support to students enrolled in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is designed to assist dental medicine students with their educational expenses. The award amount varies based on available funds and may support students pursuing Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) degrees or related dental medicine programs. Recipients are selected based on criteria established by the School of Dental Medicine and the scholarship endowment guidelines.
Anthony S. Gugino Fund
The Anthony S. Gugino Fund is a scholarship established in 1976 and modified in 2012 by Drs. Robert J. Genco, Frank L. Graziano, Edward F. Mimmack, Norman D. Mohl, and Richard A. Valente, in honor of Dr. Anthony S. Gugino, DDS '22. This scholarship is awarded to a second-year student in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo who demonstrated excellence by acquiring the highest grade in the Dental and Oral Anatomy course during their first year of study. The award recognizes outstanding academic achievement in foundational dental education and honors the legacy of Dr. Gugino. The scholarship amount varies and is awarded annually to the top-performing student who meets the eligibility criteria.
Women's Dental Guild Scholarship
The Women's Dental Guild Scholarship was established in 1964 by the Women's Dental Guild to support students pursuing dental education at the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine. The scholarship is awarded to students entering their second, third, or fourth year who are in good academic standing and demonstrate financial need. Recipients should exhibit a positive attitude and a commitment to service in the community. Preference is given to students who are natives of the Western New York area, though this is not a strict requirement.
Western New York Dental Group Scholarship
The Western New York Dental Group Scholarship was established in 2004 by the Western New York Dental Group through the American Dental Partners Foundation. This scholarship is awarded to pre-doctoral students at the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine who are in good academic standing. The scholarship specifically targets students entering their third or fourth year of dental school and recognizes attributes of a professional capable of entering a dental group practice, including teamwork skills, clinical excellence, and leadership qualities. Applicants must submit a personal essay demonstrating these scholarship attributes and must maintain good academic standing throughout their program.
Thomas C. Labenski Scholarship Fund
The Thomas C. Labenski Scholarship Fund was established in 1996 by Dr. Leonard Yee and Dr. Martha L. Cortes to honor the legacy of Tom Labenski and his exemplary character during his dental training. This scholarship is awarded to third-year dental students at the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine who demonstrate exceptional character and academic standing. The scholarship seeks students who embody the characteristics demonstrated by Tom Labenski during his dental training in Buffalo, including a desire to learn the maximum without compromising quality patient care or interactions with classmates, concern for classmates, conscientious participation in class-sponsored activities, and amiability and consideration for classmates, patients, faculty, and staff. Applicants must be in good academic standing with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 and must submit a one-page essay attesting to how they exemplify these scholarship attributes.
Dr. Paul R. Crombach Scholarship Fund
Established in 2006 by the family and friends of Paul Crombach, DDS '71, this scholarship supports third-year students in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate exemplary personal characteristics including conscientiousness in studies, sensitivity and appreciation for peers, helpfulness, and charity. Applicants must be in good academic standing and demonstrate the drive to excel in academic undertakings, deep sensitivity and appreciation for peers, faculty members, and patients, and actively seek opportunities to assist others. The scholarship honors students who exhibit charitable acts, maintain a balanced perspective with a sense of fun, and demonstrate a demeanor that earns the respect and friendship of others.
Dr. Earle J. Kelsey Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Dr. Earle J. Kelsey Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1993 by Evelyn Kelsey to support students pursuing a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine. The scholarship is awarded to students who demonstrate good moral character, positive personal attributes, genuine interest in their chosen dental career, and consideration for others' ambitions. Eligible candidates must show previous involvement in their community and school activities while maintaining good academic standing. The scholarship recognizes and supports worthy dental students who embody these qualities and are committed to their dental education. Recipients are selected based on their ability to articulate how their personal attributes and experiences align with the scholarship's qualifications through a written essay.
Dental School Class of 1952 Scholarship Fund
The Dental School Class of 1952 Scholarship Fund was established in 1989 by the School of Dental Medicine's Class of 1952 at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship provides financial support to students enrolled in the School of Dental Medicine who demonstrate financial need. The scholarship recognizes students who exhibit one or more of the following qualities as determined by peers or faculty: notably ethical behavior, particularly caring behavior towards patients, or leadership in the school or community. Recipients must complete the FAFSA and demonstrate financial need to be eligible for this award.
Class of 1980 David Foti Memorial Award
Established in 2010 in memory of Dr. David Foti, Class of 1980, by his classmates, this award supports students in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship honors students who have completed their first year of dental school and display strong spirit and character, having taken actions that helped their classmates through the challenges of the first year. Recipients are recognized for demonstrating leadership and compassion through activities such as tutoring or counseling classmates, referring peers to appropriate sources for assistance, organizing or participating in meetings to discuss issues, alleviating tension with a jovial spirit, and being a supportive friend to their peers. The award acknowledges students who embody the spirit of service and camaraderie that characterized Dr. Foti's legacy. Applicants must submit a one-page personal statement or essay indicating how they have demonstrated these scholarship attributes during their first year of dental school. The award amount varies based on available funds.
Mary Rosenblum Somit Scholarship Endowment Fund
The Mary Rosenblum Somit Scholarship Endowment Fund was established in 1999 by Dr. Albert Somit in memory of his mother, Mary Rosenblum Somit. This scholarship supports undergraduate students majoring in the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship demonstrates a commitment to supporting students from diverse backgrounds, with a particular focus on those who may face additional challenges in pursuing higher education. Preference is given to immigrants, children of immigrants, and first-generation students, reflecting Mary Rosenblum Somit's legacy and values of opportunity and education.
Adele M. Gottschalk Scholarship Fund
The Adele M. Gottschalk Scholarship Fund was established in 1999 by Dr. Adele M. Gottschalk to support first-year medical students at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate both high academic merit and financial need. Recipients must complete the FAFSA to demonstrate financial need and maintain strong academic performance. Recipients of these scholarship funds are designated as 'Gottschalk Scholars' and the award may be renewable beyond the first year.
Mary B. Cassata Library Studies and Information Department Fund
This scholarship fund is held by the Community Foundation of Greater Buffalo with final decisions made by their board of directors. University at Buffalo faculty make recommendations for disbursements annually based on application review. The award is designated for master's degree candidates in the UB School of Information and Library Science who maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA. Applicants must have been born in and be a citizen of the United States with domicile in New York State. Financial need is a key consideration, requiring completion of the FAFSA and a financial need essay. The scholarship supports students pursuing graduate education in library and information science with demonstrated commitment to the field through research, leadership activities, honor society membership, publications, and plans for continued study.
Judith Cardoni Scholarship Fund
The Judith Cardoni Scholarship Fund was established in 2018 by Alex A. Cardoni, BS 1966, to honor his late wife, Judith Cardoni, BS 1966. This scholarship supports PharmD students majoring in the School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship gives preference to students demonstrating financial need. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Career Design Center Internship Support + Emergency Fund
Modeled after the UB Student Emergency Fund, the Internship Support + Emergency Fund is designed to provide limited, one-time financial support for students experiencing unexpected or exceptional financial need directly related to a current experiential learning opportunity—or one they are actively in the process of committing to. These opportunities may include, but are not limited to, internships, on-campus jobs, research assistantships, and education/study abroad. The fund is not intended to serve as income replacement for unpaid opportunities. Eligible expenses must represent clear barriers to participation and may include relocation/temporary housing, transportation, childcare, essential supplies, or emergencies that arise during the experience. Ineligible expenses include tuition and related fees, rent, car payments, and other ongoing living costs unrelated to the experiential learning opportunity. Requests must demonstrate a specific financial need directly tied to the experiential learning opportunity and be supported with documentation if necessary. Funding is awarded on a case-by-case basis and is subject to availability. Retroactive funding for expenses incurred prior to application submission and funding for past experiential learning experiences are not available.
Bugelski Fellowship Endowment Fund
The Bugelski Fellowship Endowment Fund was established in 1990 to support Psychology graduate students at the University at Buffalo. This fellowship is awarded to qualifying graduate students in the Psychology department during both fall and spring academic terms. Recipients are automatically considered based on their completed General Application through the university's scholarship portal, making the application process streamlined for eligible students.
Steven L. Shaw Memorial International Student Emergency Fund
The Steven L. Shaw Memorial International Student Emergency Fund is administered by the Office of International Education at the University at Buffalo to ensure that international students have financial support during times of crisis and emergency. The fund provides assistance for international students facing unforeseen financial hardships that impact their ability to continue their studies. Awards vary based on individual circumstances and need. The fund covers expenses including utilities, off-campus rent, transportation, food, medical care, and child care. Applications are reviewed individually with consideration given to the nature and urgency of the emergency, the totality of hardships faced, availability of other resources, and the immediate impacts on the student's living and academic circumstances.
Fred Wallace Brunkow Fellowship Fund
The Fred Wallace Brunkow Fellowship Fund was established in 1989 by Steven B. and Kathryn Sample to support graduate students in architecture. This fellowship is awarded to graduate students completing the Master's of Architecture degree in the School of Architecture & Planning at the University at Buffalo. The fellowship recognizes students who demonstrate exceptional character, creative excellence, and achieve high academic merit. Recipients are automatically considered based on their completed General Application to the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
School of Dental Medicine Student Emergency Fund - UBF
The School of Dental Medicine Student Emergency Fund was established to provide temporary financial assistance for immediate and current emergency situations. This fund is available to DDS or Advanced Education students and residents at the School of Dental Medicine who are currently enrolled at least half-time and maintain good academic standing. Applicants must define the specific need for emergency funding when applying. The fund is supported by the Loyal Blues Emergency Fund Donors and provides variable award amounts based on individual emergency circumstances.
School of Dental Medicine Student Emergency Fund - State
The School of Dental Medicine Student Emergency Fund - State is established to provide temporary financial assistance for immediate and current emergency situations. This fund is designed to help students who are facing unexpected financial hardships and need urgent support. Applicants must be majoring in the School of Dental Medicine, currently enrolled at least half-time, and maintain good academic standing. Recipients must clearly define the need for this emergency funding when applying. If awarded, the funding will be listed in HUB as State/IFR – SDM Student Affair.
William, Frances and Marion Tallman Scholarship Fund
The William, Frances and Marion Tallman Scholarship Fund was established in 1963 by M.L. Tallman to support exceptional students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is specifically designated for students who have been recognized as National Merit Scholars, providing financial assistance to these high-achieving individuals. Recipients are automatically considered based on their completed General Application through the university's scholarship portal. The award amount varies and is administered through the Financial Aid Office.
William M. Steul and Judith A. Steul Scholarship
Established by William M. Steul and Judith A. Steul to provide merit-based scholarships to high-achieving undergraduate students who graduated from a Buffalo Public or Charter School. Applicants must also complete the FAFSA and demonstrate financial need. The scholarship may be renewable for eligible students who maintain the required standards.
William E. Weafer Memorial Scholarship
The William E. Weafer Memorial Scholarship was established in 1948 by Hutchinson-Central Evening High School to support students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship provides financial assistance to undergraduate and graduate students with a connection to the Buffalo public school system. First preference for the award is given to students who graduated from Hutchinson Central Technical High School. Second preference is given to students who graduated from any Buffalo public high school. Recipients are automatically considered based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo scholarship portal.
William A. Galpin Scholarship
The William A. Galpin Scholarship was established in 1935 by William A. Galpin to support students attending the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is awarded to matriculated students at UB with preference given to students recommended by the Presbytery of Buffalo-Niagara. The award amount varies based on available funds and is administered through the Financial Aid Office. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship upon completion of the General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Walter A. Surdam Fund
The Walter A. Surdam Fund is a scholarship program at the University at Buffalo that provides financial assistance to students demonstrating financial need. Recipients must complete the FAFSA, demonstrate financial need, and maintain good academic standing. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the university's scholarship portal. The award amount varies depending on available funds and student need.
Vaughan and Eleanor Graham Endowment Scholarships
The Vaughan and Eleanor Graham Endowment Scholarships were established in 1996 to support undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is awarded to full-time undergraduate students who have been accepted to UB and demonstrate financial need as determined by completion of the FAFSA. The scholarship gives preference to students who attended high school in the Little Valley, New York school district, with a second preference to students who reside in Cattaraugus County, New York. Award amounts vary based on available funding and student need. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Undergraduate College Scholarship Fund
The Undergraduate College Scholarship Fund provides financial assistance to undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo who demonstrate financial need. Students must complete the FAFSA to be considered. Recipients are automatically considered based on their completed General Application through the university's scholarship portal. The award amount varies depending on financial need and available funding.
UB Ongwe'onwe / Indigenous Student Scholarship
The University at Buffalo Ongwe'onwe / Indigenous Student Scholarship is designed to reduce out-of-state tuition to the costs of in-state tuition for any student that is a certified/enrolled citizen in any US Federally recognized tribes and nations. The scholarship is named in recognition of the Haudenosaunee/Six Nations Confederacy, and their land where UB is grateful to reside and operate. The scholarship covers the difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition for eligible indigenous students enrolled full-time in undergraduate, graduate, or professional degree programs. Students must be in good academic standing with at least a 2.00 UB GPA and be charged tuition as an out-of-state resident. Eligibility extends to certified/enrolled citizens of US federally recognized nations or tribes, children or grandchildren of enrolled NYS Six Nations/Haudenosaunee Nation citizens residing in the USA outside of NYS, or those with Canadian Indian status for one of the Haudenosaunee nations. Maximum term awarding eligibility varies by level: up to 10 terms for undergraduate, 6 terms for master's, and 12 terms for PhD programs.
UB Gala Scholarship
The UB Gala Scholarship is funded by an annual Scholarship Gala event that took place from 2006 to 2016, attended by community partners, alumni, friends, and the campus community. These scholarships are available to full-time students at the University at Buffalo who maintain good academic standing. The award amount varies depending on available funds and individual circumstances. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, making the application process straightforward and accessible to all eligible students.
Steven L. Shaw Memorial International Student Emergency Fund
The Steven L. Shaw Memorial International Student Emergency Fund provides financial support to international students at the University at Buffalo during times of crisis and emergency. The Office of International Education and the broader UB community established this fund to ensure that international students, regardless of where they're from, have access to financial assistance when facing unforeseen circumstances. The fund covers essential expenses including utilities, off-campus rent, transportation, food, medical care, and child care. Eligible students must be degree-seeking UB students in good academic standing who hold and maintain a valid F-1 or J-1 student visa. Applicants must demonstrate financial need resulting from unforeseen circumstances and must have already considered all other resources, including emergency loans, which are either insufficient, unavailable, or not available in a timely manner. Each request is reviewed individually with consideration given to multiple factors including the nature and urgency of the emergency, the totality of the student's hardships, availability of other resources, immediate impacts on living and academic circumstances, and information provided by advocates or advisors. The award amount varies depending on individual circumstances and need.
Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Support Fund - Study Abroad Scholarship
With the help of alumni donors, the Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program has established a Study Abroad Scholarship to encourage undergraduate students who are in one of the program's majors to pursue an opportunity to study abroad. The scholarship supports students pursuing study abroad experiences through University at Buffalo or SUNY programs. Awards vary by semester: $1,000 for fall and spring terms, and $500 for summer term. Preference is given to students who have not studied abroad previously, demonstrate a serious approach to academic pursuits, articulate clear personal and academic goals for the study abroad experience, and plan to return to UB for at least one semester after completing their study abroad program.
Robert G. and Gloria L. Biedenkopf Endowed Scholarship Fund
The Robert G. and Gloria L. Biedenkopf Endowed Scholarship Fund was established in 2011 by the last will and testament of Gloria Biedenkopf. This scholarship supports undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo who are majoring in Business Administration, Economics, or a related field. Students are automatically considered for this award based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, and no separate application is required beyond completing the general application process.
Richard A. and Leona P. Zimmerman Scholarship Fund
The Richard A. and Leona P. Zimmerman Scholarship Fund was established in 1973 by Leona P. Zimmerman to support undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is specifically designed to assist students who are residents of Buffalo and demonstrate financial need. Recipients must be enrolled as undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo and complete the FAFSA to demonstrate financial need. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, making the application process streamlined for eligible candidates.
Regina H. Sapona STEM Scholarship
The Regina H. Sapona STEM Scholarship was established by Regina H. Sapona, BA '76 in 2024 to support undergraduate students pursuing degrees in STEM fields at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship provides financial assistance that may be used to cover tuition, fees, and/or experiential learning opportunities. Preference is given to students who complete the FAFSA and demonstrate financial need. Recipients are automatically considered based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Ralph D. Hochstetter Fund II
The Ralph D. Hochstetter Fund II is a scholarship established in 1985 by Ralph Hochstetter to support students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is available to students enrolled in any degree program at the University at Buffalo who maintain good academic standing. Students are automatically considered for this award based on their completed General Application through the university's scholarship portal. The award amount varies and is administered through the Financial Aid Office.
Rachel Miller Manchester Scholarship Fund
The Rachel Miller Manchester Scholarship Fund was established by Grace Manchester in 1922 to provide scholarships to deserving students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship supports students who demonstrate both financial need and academic merit. Preference is given to juniors or seniors who have completed at least one full year's work at the University at Buffalo. Recipients must complete the FAFSA to demonstrate financial need. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
R. Buckminster Fuller Scholarship Fund
The R. Buckminster Fuller Scholarship Fund was established in 1980 by the friends of the School of Architecture & Environmental Design at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship supports undergraduate students who are completing a bachelor's degree in the School of Architecture & Planning. The award amount varies based on available funds. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Philip Becker Goetz Student Scholarship Fund
The Philip Becker Goetz Student Scholarship Fund was established by Philip Becker Goetz in 1946 to support undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to students demonstrating both academic merit and financial need. Eligible applicants must be juniors or seniors enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences and must have completed the FAFSA to demonstrate financial need. The scholarship award amount varies and is determined based on available funds and the needs of qualified applicants.
Phi Delta Kappa Scholarship Fund, Alpha Psi Chapter
The Phi Delta Kappa Scholarship Fund, Alpha Psi Chapter, was established in 1957 by the Alpha Psi Chapter of the Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship supports graduate students pursuing studies in the Graduate School of Education. The award is intended to assist students in their educational endeavors, with particular preference given to those who have an affiliation with Phi Delta Kappa, Alpha Psi Chapter. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Peter F. Olnowich Jr. '85 Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity Scholarship
The Peter F. Olnowich Jr. '85 Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity Scholarship was established by various donors, including James T. McFarland, BA '85 and Miles M. Borden, BS '84, BA '83. This scholarship supports students majoring in the School of Management at the University at Buffalo. Preference is given to students majoring in finance who are New York State residents, have achieved a high school or UB GPA of 3.00 or higher, have completed the FAFSA, and demonstrate financial need. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Parent-Teacher Associations Scholarship Fund
Established in 1941 by the Buffalo Council of the Parent-Teacher Association, this scholarship supports current students enrolled at the University at Buffalo. Eligible students must be residents of the City of Buffalo for 5 years prior to admission to UB and graduates from a Buffalo Public High School. Preference is given to children of members of the Buffalo Public Schools Parent-Teachers Association. Students are automatically considered for this award based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Opportunity Fund
The Opportunity Fund is a non-tuition scholarship available to students enrolled at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship is administered through the Financial Aid Office and gives preference to students enrolled in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Award amounts vary based on available funding. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship upon completion of the General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Oliver Arey Memorial Scholarship
The Oliver Arey Memorial Scholarship was established in 1939 by Hutchinson-Central High School to support undergraduate students from the City of Buffalo. This scholarship is specifically designed to assist students whose college education would be impossible without financial assistance. The scholarship is available to graduates of Hutchinson Central Technical High School or any Buffalo Public High School who demonstrate financial need. Recipients must be US citizens, currently enrolled as undergraduate students, and must complete the FAFSA to demonstrate financial need. The award amount varies based on available funds and recipient needs.
Melvin H. Baker Scholarship
The Melvin H. Baker Scholarship was established in 1966 by the National Gypsum Company to support undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students who complete the FAFSA and demonstrate both financial need and high academic merit. Preference is given to National Merit Scholars who are either U.S. Citizens or permanent residents. The scholarship is administered through the Financial Aid Office and awards are made based on financial need considerations. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship upon completion of the General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Mayflower Scholarship
The Mayflower Scholarship was established in 1927 by the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution. This scholarship provides financial assistance to undergraduate students who graduated from an accredited public high school in Buffalo and can demonstrate that a college education would be impossible without financial assistance. Recipients must complete the FAFSA and demonstrate financial need. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship upon completion of the General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Masonic Patriotic Association Scholarship
The Masonic Patriotic Association Scholarship was established in 1928 by the Masonic Patriotic Association, Inc. This scholarship supports undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo who are in their junior or senior year of study. Preference is given to students who are recommended by the Past Masters' Association of Erie County. The scholarship provides financial assistance to eligible students pursuing their bachelor's degree at the University at Buffalo. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship upon completion of the General Application through the university's scholarship portal, making the application process streamlined and accessible for qualifying students.
Mary A. Osborne Trust Fund
The Mary A. Osborne Trust Fund was established in 1973 by Mary A. Osborne to provide financial assistance to undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is specifically designed for students who are residents of Erie County, New York and demonstrate financial need. Recipients must complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), maintain good academic standing, and be enrolled as undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. The award amount varies based on available funds and the number of qualified applicants. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, making the application process streamlined and accessible for eligible students.
M. Smith Thomas Scholarship Fund
The M. Smith Thomas Scholarship Fund was established in 1958 by Hutch-Central Evening High School. This scholarship provides financial support to undergraduate or graduate students at the University at Buffalo. First preference is given to students who graduated from Hutchinson Central Technical High School. Second preference is given to students who graduated from a Buffalo public high school. Students are automatically considered based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Kevin W. Lanighan, MD and Kelly A. Lanighan Student Assistance Fund
The Kevin W. Lanighan, MD and Kelly A. Lanighan Student Assistance Fund was established in 2024 to provide financial support to undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. Preference is given to students majoring in health-related programs and residents from Niagara County, New York. This is a non-tuition scholarship designed to assist with other educational expenses. Eligible students are automatically considered based on completion of the General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, administered through the Financial Aid Office.
John G. Gibbons and Elizabeth M. Gibbons Scholarship Fund
The John G. Gibbons and Elizabeth M. Gibbons Scholarship Fund was established in 1994 by the estate of Elizabeth M. Gibbons to support students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is awarded to students majoring within a field in the School of Management who demonstrate strong academic achievement with a minimum 3.5 GPA. The award amount varies and is determined on an annual basis. Recipients are automatically considered based on their completed General Application submitted through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, streamlining the application process for eligible students.
Jewish War Veterans Scholarship Fund
The Jewish War Veterans Scholarship Fund was established in 1950 by the Jewish War Veterans of America Buffalo Post 25. This scholarship supports junior or senior students at the University at Buffalo. Preference is given to Jewish war veterans, sons or daughters of Jewish war veterans, or Jewish students. The scholarship amount varies and students are automatically considered based on their completed General Application in the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
James Nicoll Johnston Scholarship
The James Nicoll Johnston Scholarship was established in 1922 by Margaret R. Blakeslee to support students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is available to students majoring within a field in the College of Arts and Sciences or Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. Preference is given to students who complete the FAFSA and demonstrate both financial need and academic merit. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Hutchinson Central Evening High School Scholarship
The Hutchinson Central Evening High School Scholarship was established in 1921 by Hutchinson-Central Evening High School to support students from Buffalo Public High Schools. This scholarship is specifically designed for undergraduate students who are residents of the City of Buffalo and graduates of any Buffalo Public High School. The award provides crucial financial assistance to students who can demonstrate that a college education would be impossible without this support. Applicants must complete the FAFSA and demonstrate financial need. Preference is given to students whose parents are US citizens. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Hsinchun Chen and Hsaio-Hui Chow Scholarship Fund
Established in 2010 by Dr. Hsinchun Chen, MBA '85, and Dr. Hsiao-Hui Chow, PhD '89, this scholarship supports undergraduate students in the School of Management at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship is specifically designated for students pursuing the Management Information Systems concentration or the Information Technology and Management major. Applicants must demonstrate academic excellence with a minimum 3.5 GPA. The award amount varies and students are automatically considered based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Houston Scholarship Fund
The Houston Scholarship Fund was established in 2003 by the estate of Helen Houston to support students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is available to students enrolled in any degree program at the University at Buffalo who maintain good academic standing. Students are automatically considered for this award based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal. The award amount varies and is administered by the Financial Aid Office.
Highland Lodge Scholarship
The Highland Lodge Scholarship was established in 1926 by Highland Lodge to support undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship gives preference to students who complete a FAFSA and demonstrate financial need along with academic merit. Additional preference is given to students who are recommended by the Trustees of the Highland Lodge. Award amounts vary based on available funds and applicant qualifications.
Greater Buffalo Advertising Club Scholarship
The Greater Buffalo Advertising Club Scholarship was established in 1924 by the Greater Buffalo Advertising Club to support undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to students who would not otherwise be able to attend college without such support. Eligible applicants must be undergraduate students in good academic standing who demonstrate financial need as determined by completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). Preference is given to students who face significant financial barriers to accessing higher education. The scholarship award amount varies and is determined based on available funds and applicant need. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, making the application process streamlined and accessible.
George K. Fraley Scholarship Fund
The George K. Fraley Scholarship Fund was established in 1922 by George K. Fraley to support undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is specifically designated for junior or senior students enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences who have completed at least one full year at the University at Buffalo. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application in the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, making the application process streamlined and accessible. The award amount varies based on available funds and the applicant pool.
George E. Smith Memorial Scholarship
The George E. Smith Memorial Scholarship was established in 1939 by Hutch-Central Evening High School to support undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship gives first preference to students who graduated from Hutchinson Central Technical High School, with second preference given to students who graduated from a Buffalo public high school. This merit-based scholarship provides financial assistance to eligible undergraduate students to help cover educational expenses. Students are automatically considered for this award based on their completed General Application in the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Frederick S. and Phyllis Wendt Pierce Scholarship
The Frederick S. and Phyllis Wendt Pierce Scholarship was established in 1989 by Frederick S. Pierce and Phyllis Wendt Pierce to support undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is awarded to undergraduate students who demonstrate financial need and academic excellence. Applicants must complete the FAFSA to demonstrate financial need. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application in the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, requiring no separate application process.
Eric R. Mittlefehldt Scholarship Fund
The Eric R. Mittlefehldt Scholarship Fund was established by the last will and testament of Eric R. Mittlefehldt to support students from North Tonawanda High School in New York who are attending the University at Buffalo. This scholarship recognizes academic excellence and provides financial support to eligible students pursuing higher education. Preference is given to students majoring in science or engineering fields who demonstrate high academic performance with a GPA of 3.00 or higher. Additional preference is given to students with adoptive parents. The scholarship is administered through the University at Buffalo's Financial Aid Office and awards are made on a varying basis depending on available funds. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship upon completion of the General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Emanuel and Bessie J. Boasberg Student Scholarship Fund
The Emanuel and Bessie J. Boasberg Student Scholarship Fund was established in 1970 by the will of Norman E. Boasberg to support undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship provides financial assistance to eligible undergraduate students who demonstrate financial need. The scholarship is administered through the Financial Aid Office and awards up to $500 to qualifying students. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application and FAFSA submission, making the application process streamlined for those who have already completed their financial aid paperwork.
Ellicott Club Scholarships
The Ellicott Club Scholarships were established by the Ellicott Club in 1922 to support undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is available to junior or senior students who are majoring within a field in the College of Arts and Sciences and have completed at least one full year of study. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal. The award amount varies and is administered by the Financial Aid Office.
Eleanor Fitzgerald Fairbairn Scholarship Fund
The Eleanor Fitzgerald Fairbairn Scholarship Fund was established in 1922 in memory of Eleanor Fitzgerald Fairbairn. This scholarship supports undergraduate students majoring in a discipline within the College of Arts and Sciences or the School of Medicine at the University at Buffalo who have demonstrated strong academic performance and potential for success. Preference is given to students from single-parent households due to the loss of a parent (widow or widower) or those who complete the FAFSA and demonstrate financial need. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Edward W. Houck Memorial Scholarship
The Edward W. Houck Memorial Scholarship was established in 1934 by Hutch-Central Evening High School to support undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship provides financial assistance with a preference system for eligible students. First preference is given to students who graduated from Hutchinson Central Technical High School, while second preference is given to students who graduated from a Buffalo public high school. Recipients are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Dr. Judith A. Sutin Undergraduate Student Support Fund
The Dr. Judith A. Sutin Undergraduate Student Support Fund was established in 2018 by Dr. Judith A. Sutin, Clinical Assistant Professor Emeritus at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship provides financial support to undergraduate students in good academic standing who demonstrate financial need. Domestic students must complete the FAFSA, while international students are required to submit a financial need statement through the general application. The scholarship gives preference to students who are encountering financial difficulties that place them at risk for discontinuing their studies at the university.
Dr. Henry Dewitt Duryea Scholarship Fund
The Dr. Henry Dewitt Duryea Scholarship Fund was established in 1974 by Dr. Henry DeWitt Duryea to support undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship provides financial assistance to students who demonstrate financial need and academic promise. Preference is given to undergraduate students who have completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), have documented financial need, and show academic promise in their studies. The scholarship is administered through the University at Buffalo's Financial Aid Office and is designed to help reduce the financial burden of higher education for deserving students. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, making the application process streamlined and accessible for eligible undergraduate students.
Dr. Harry G. LaForge Scholarship Endowment Fund
The Dr. Harry G. LaForge Scholarship Endowment Fund was established in 1944 by Harry G. LaForge to support students pursuing medical or pharmacy education at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship provides financial assistance to eligible medical and pharmacy students. Students are automatically considered for this award based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal. The scholarship is administered by the Financial Aid Office and reflects the donor's commitment to supporting healthcare education.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church Scholarship
The Delaware Avenue Baptist Church Scholarship was established by the pastor and deacons of the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church to support students enrolled at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship provides financial assistance with preference given to those who are associated with the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church in Buffalo, New York. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal. The award amount varies depending on available funds and the number of eligible applicants.
De Alva Stanwood Alexander Scholarship
The De Alva Stanwood Alexander Scholarship was established in 1919 by Anne Bliss Alexander. This scholarship supports undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo with a preference given to students who may be selected by the Buffalo Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church. Awards are made up to $2,000. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Dawn Paretto Hawley and Robert C. Hawley Family Scholarship
The Dawn Paretto Hawley and Robert C. Hawley Family Scholarship was established in 2020 by Ms. Dawn Paretto Hawley, MBA '84, BS '76 and Robert C. Hawley. This scholarship supports undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo who demonstrate both financial need and high academic merit. Applicants must complete the FAFSA to demonstrate financial need. Preference is given to students from Niagara County, New York. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Clarence Macgregor Scholarship
The Clarence Macgregor Scholarship was established in 1948 by Hutch-Central Evening High School at the University at Buffalo. This undergraduate scholarship provides financial support to students with a connection to Buffalo public high schools. First preference is given to students who graduated from Hutchinson Central Technical High School. Second preference is given to students who graduated from any Buffalo public high school. Recipients are automatically considered based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Clara M. Hendershot Scholarship Fund
The Clara M. Hendershot Scholarship Fund was established by Clara Hendershot to support undergraduate education at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to undergraduate students who demonstrate financial need. Applicants must be enrolled as undergraduate students and must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to demonstrate financial need. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, requiring no separate application process.
Charles W. Pearson Scholarship Fund
The Charles W. Pearson Scholarship Fund was established in 1975 by the generous bequest of C.W. Pearson. This scholarship is specifically designated for undergraduate students who are majoring in Management at the University at Buffalo School of Management. To be eligible, students must complete the FAFSA and demonstrate financial need. Additionally, applicants must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.5. The scholarship award amount varies. Students will be automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Charles S. and Myra Jacobowitz Scholarship Fund
The Charles S. and Myra Jacobowitz Scholarship Fund was established in 1951 by family and friends of Charles S. Jacobowitz to support graduate students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship provides financial assistance to graduate students who are in good academic standing and majoring in the College of Arts and Sciences. Recipients must demonstrate financial need as determined through the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). The award amount varies based on available funds and recipient needs. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship upon completion of the General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Charles H. McCullough, Jr. Scholarship
The Charles H. McCullough, Jr. Scholarship was established by Jessie McCullough Newhall in 1925 to provide financial support to deserving and needy undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate both high academic merit and financial need. Recipients must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to establish eligibility. Students are automatically considered for this award based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, making the application process streamlined and accessible for qualifying students.
Charles G. Duffy Scholarship
The Charles G. Duffy Scholarship was established in 1928 by Charles G. Duffy to support undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship provides financial assistance with preference given to students of Polish descent. Students are automatically considered for this award based on their completed General Application in the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, making it accessible to eligible undergraduates without requiring a separate application process.
Challen Family Endowment Fund
The Challen Family Endowment Fund was established in 1994 by Bruce W. Challen to support undergraduate students majoring within a field in the School of Management at the University at Buffalo. Preference is given to residents of Western New York. Recipients must complete the FAFSA and demonstrate financial need, while maintaining a minimum 3.5 GPA. The scholarship seeks candidates who exhibit personal qualities that predispose them to success, including leadership, character, positive attitude, and self-motivation. Students are automatically considered for this award based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Buffalo Public Schools Scholarship
The Buffalo Public Schools Scholarship was established in 2008 to support newly-admitted freshmen who graduated from Buffalo Public Schools. This scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate academic promise and show a commitment to improving the Buffalo community. Applicants must complete the FAFSA and demonstrate financial need. The scholarship award amount varies based on available funding and recipient qualifications. This is a non-renewable scholarship for incoming freshmen only.
Board Of Managers Senior Scholarship
The Board Of Managers Senior Scholarship was established in 1940 by the Board of Managers of Norton Hall at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship recognizes junior and senior students who demonstrate involvement in extracurricular activities. The award provides financial support to eligible undergraduate students with a preference for those who are actively engaged in campus life and community activities beyond their academic coursework.
BlueCross BlueShield Scholarship Fund
The BlueCross BlueShield Scholarship Fund was established in 2008 by BlueCross BlueShield of Western New York to support students from Buffalo Public High Schools attending the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is specifically designed for newly admitted freshmen who are graduates of Buffalo Public High Schools and demonstrate financial need as determined by completing the FAFSA. Students are automatically considered for this award based on their completed General Application to the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, making the application process streamlined for eligible candidates.
Beulah Hunter Temple Memorial Fund
The Beulah Hunter Temple Memorial Fund is a scholarship opportunity available through the University at Buffalo for students who graduated from Lafayette High School or Hutchinson Central Technical High School in Buffalo, New York. The scholarship is intended to provide financial aid to eligible students and is awarded based on financial need. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship upon completion of the General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Barbara and Enrique Tejerina Scholarship Fund
The Barbara and Enrique Tejerina Scholarship Fund was established by Enrique Tejerina, BS '76 and Barbara (née Schulz) Tejerina, BA '76, alumni of the University at Buffalo. This scholarship supports junior or senior students who are New York State residents with demonstrated financial need. Recipients must complete the FAFSA, maintain a GPA of 3.5 or better, and demonstrate strong academic performance throughout their undergraduate career. The scholarship alternates annually between two academic focus areas. In one year, preference is given to students majoring in Accounting in the School of Management. On alternate years, preference shifts to students majoring or minoring in Romance Languages and Literature in the College of Arts and Sciences. This alternating structure reflects the diverse academic backgrounds of the donors and provides support across business and humanities disciplines. Eligible students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application in the University at Buffalo scholarship portal. The award amount varies and is determined annually based on available funding.
Arthur and Louise Wasserman Fund
The Arthur and Louise Wasserman Fund is a scholarship established in 1985 by Arthur and Louise Wasserman and later endowed by Mindy Wasserman. This undergraduate scholarship supports students majoring in management at the University at Buffalo's School of Management. The award gives preference to juniors or seniors who are residents of Western New York with Jewish heritage. Recipients must demonstrate financial need by completing the FAFSA and maintain a minimum GPA of 3.5. Students are automatically considered based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
American Society For Metals Scholarship Fund
The American Society For Metals Scholarship Fund was established in 1956 by the Buffalo Chapter of the American Society for Metals. This scholarship supports undergraduate students pursuing engineering degrees at the University at Buffalo. The fund particularly favors students with an interest in metallurgy. Recipients must be enrolled as juniors or seniors in an engineering program, demonstrate financial need through completion of the FAFSA, and maintain good academic standing. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application in the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Amena and Hatim Nakhoda and Family Scholarship Fund
The Amena and Hatim Nakhoda and Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2007 by Mr. Moeez H. Nakhoda, BS '91. This scholarship supports undergraduate students at the University at Buffalo who are juniors or seniors majoring in the School of Management. Applicants must demonstrate financial need by completing the FAFSA and maintain a minimum GPA of 3.5. The scholarship award amount varies. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application in the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Amelia J. Bargar Scholarship
The Amelia J. Bargar Scholarship was established in 1947 by Amelia J. Bargar to support students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is specifically designed to assist students who demonstrate financial need. Applicants must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for this award. Students will be automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, making the application process streamlined and accessible for eligible students.
Algappan Family Scholarship
The Algappan Family Scholarship was established by Algappan Subramanian, BS '00 and Lakshmi Algappan, BS '05 in 2022. This scholarship supports undergraduate students majoring in the School of Management at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship is intended to support traditional educational expenses and also to assist with expenses associated with experiential learning opportunities. The experiential learning opportunities are specifically restricted to internships, costs associated with attending a conference, and/or presenting a paper or working with faculty on research efforts. Recipients will be automatically considered based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Albert and Henrietta Ziegele, Jr. Scholarship
The Albert and Henrietta Ziegele, Jr. Scholarship was established in 1971 by Irene Krull to support students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to students who demonstrate financial need and maintain good academic standing. Recipients must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to demonstrate their financial need. Students are automatically considered for this award based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, making the application process streamlined and accessible for eligible students.
A.G. Marcus Meads Memorial Scholarship
The A.G. Marcus Meads Memorial Scholarship was established in 1948 by Hutchinson Central Technical High School to support undergraduate students from the City of Buffalo. This scholarship is specifically designed to assist students who are graduates of Buffalo Public High Schools and who can demonstrate that obtaining a college education would be impossible without financial assistance. Applicants must be residents of the City of Buffalo and must complete the FAFSA to demonstrate financial need. The scholarship provides $50 in support and students are automatically considered based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
A.F.R.O.T.C. Scholarship Fund
The A.F.R.O.T.C. Scholarship Fund was established in 1953 by the Air Force Reserve Officers' Training Corps at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship provides financial support to undergraduate students who are enrolled in the Air Force ROTC program and pursuing degrees in aerospace engineering. The award is designed to assist junior and senior level students who demonstrate commitment to their academic studies and military training. Eligible students will be automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
WNY NYSCAR Scholarship Fund
The WNY NYSCAR Scholarship Fund is a scholarship opportunity for graduate students majoring in the Real Estate Development Program in the School of Architecture & Planning at the University at Buffalo. The award amount varies and preference is given to students who are employed by a company affiliated with WNY NYSCAR (Western New York New York State Commercial Association of Realtors). Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on completion of the General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Robert J. Stoll Scholarship Fund
The Robert J. Stoll Scholarship Fund was established in 1992 by Mary Jane Stoll, BS '41, in memory of her husband, Robert J. Stoll. This scholarship supports students majoring in the School of Architecture & Planning at the University at Buffalo. Recipients are selected based on demonstrated financial need through completion of the FAFSA and high academic merit. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship upon completion of the General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Phyllis Euker Endowment Fund for Architecture
The Phyllis Euker Endowment Fund for Architecture was established in 2013 by Roy A. Euker in memory of his late wife, Phyllis Euker. This scholarship supports students majoring in the School of Architecture & Planning at the University at Buffalo. Students are automatically considered for this award based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal. The award amount varies and is designed to provide financial support to architecture students pursuing their education.
Jastrzab Family Planning Scholarship Fund
The Jastrzab Family Planning Scholarship Fund was established in 2018 by Mr. Gary J. Jastrzab, BA '76 Faculty of Social Sciences and BA '76 School of Architecture and Planning. This scholarship supports graduate students majoring in the School of Architecture and Planning in the discipline of urban and regional planning at the University at Buffalo. Applicants must complete the FAFSA and demonstrate financial need. The award amount varies based on available funding and applicant qualifications. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Hazel and John Wilson Scholarship Fund in Modern Languages
The Hazel and John Wilson Scholarship Fund in Modern Languages was established by John Wilson, BA 1967, to support students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is designed to assist students who are studying German or other modern languages. The award amount varies and recipients are automatically considered based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal. The scholarship demonstrates a commitment to supporting language education and recognizing students pursuing studies in modern languages at the College of Arts & Sciences.
David and Rebecca Skerker Fund
The David and Rebecca Skerker Fund is a scholarship established in 1965 by Bernard Skerker to support students at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship requires applicants to be admitted or current students with a strong academic record and demonstrated financial need. Domestic students must complete the FAFSA to demonstrate financial need, while international students must submit a financial need statement in the general application. Preference is given to students enrolled in the School of Architecture and Planning. Recipients are automatically considered based on their completed General Application through the university's scholarship portal.
Architecture & Planning Dean's General Scholarship Fund
The Architecture & Planning Dean's General Scholarship Fund is a scholarship opportunity specifically for students majoring in the School of Architecture & Planning at the University at Buffalo. The award amount varies and students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the university's scholarship portal. This is an internal scholarship fund administered by the School of Architecture & Planning to support students pursuing degrees in architecture and planning disciplines.
University Honors College Scholarship Fund
The University Honors College Scholarship Fund provides financial support to Honors College Scholars in good standing who are participating in activities related to their academic interests. This scholarship is designed to support experiences that complement the academic, career, and educational goals of students enrolled in the University Honors College at the University at Buffalo. It is important to note that funds do not include research or study abroad expenses. Applications are reviewed at the end of each month, and recipients must maintain good academic standing in the Honors College and make satisfactory progress towards the completion of the Honors curriculum. The scholarship aims to enhance the educational experience of high-achieving students by providing financial assistance for academically-related activities and experiences.
Somer Family Travel Fund (Award)
The Somer Family Travel Fund provides financial support to undergraduate students in good standing who are enrolled in the University Honors College or Daniel Acker Scholars Program at the University at Buffalo. The fund is designed to cover travel costs for students attending or presenting at conferences in natural science fields. The award recognizes students pursuing excellence in natural sciences by enabling them to participate in professional conferences that advance their academic development. Applications are reviewed monthly on a rolling basis through the end of May 2026.
Gordan Bunshaft Award
The Gordan Bunshaft Award was established in 2025 to support first-year undergraduate students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Architecture (BSARCH) degree at the University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning. This award specifically recognizes students who have attended Lafayette International High School (PS 207) and requires a letter of support from the principal of Lafayette High School. This is a non-tuition scholarship award that will not impact Excelsior or Say Yes scholarship recipients, allowing students to receive additional financial support without affecting other aid programs.
D. B. Johnstone International Student Dissertation Research Travel Fund (Award)
The D. Bruce Johnstone International Student Dissertation Research Travel Fund, created and endowed by Dr. D. Bruce Johnstone as the State University of New York Distinguished Service Professor of Higher and Comparative Education, is intended to provide qualified doctoral students with financial support to help alleviate travel related expenses during the process of completing their dissertation research in their home countries and/or in other countries outside of the United States. The selected students are expected to pursue innovative and significant research on global and comparative educational topics. This award specifically supports international travel costs for dissertation research conducted outside the United States.
UB Fund for the Honors College: Academic Enrichment Fund
The UB Fund for the Honors College: Academic Enrichment Fund provides financial support to Honors College Scholars in good standing who are participating in activities related to their academic interests. This funding opportunity is designed to enhance the academic experience of honors students by supporting enrichment activities that complement their educational goals and career development. Funds do not include research or study abroad expenses. Applications are reviewed at the end of each month on a rolling basis, allowing students to apply throughout the academic year for activities that will advance their academic pursuits and professional objectives.
William M. Feagans Clinical Postgraduate Scholarship Fund
The William M. Feagans Clinical Postgraduate Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by the faculty of the School of Dental Medicine and friends of former Dean William M. Feagans. This scholarship supports full-time students and residents enrolled in advanced education certificate programs in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. The award amount varies and is intended to provide financial assistance to postgraduate dental students pursuing advanced clinical training and specialization. Recipients are automatically considered based on their completed General Application through the university's scholarship portal.
Marshall D. Fagin Graduate Scholarship Fund
The Marshall D. Fagin Graduate Scholarship Fund was established in 2012 by Marshall D. Fagin, DDS '70, to support graduate dental education at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship is awarded to fourth-year DDS students at the School of Dental Medicine who have been accepted into the Advanced Education program in Prosthodontics. Recipients must demonstrate excellence in clinical prosthodontics, high moral character, and a commitment to ongoing learning. The scholarship will be processed in the first year of enrollment in the Advanced Education program in Prosthodontics at the School of Dental Medicine. Students are automatically considered for this award based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal.
Dr. Harold and Virginia Ortman Fund
The Dr. Harold and Virginia Ortman Fund is a scholarship established in 1999 by Dr. Harold R. and Virginia Ortman to support dental education at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is specifically designated for Advanced Education students and residents at the School of Dental Medicine. Recipients are automatically considered based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, making the application process streamlined for eligible students. The award supports dental students pursuing advanced education and residency training in their field.
Steven M. Robbins Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Steven M. Robbins Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1993 by Dr. Barry A. Ruchlin and Dr. Frederic M. Hirsh. This scholarship is awarded to third-year students enrolled in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. Recipients must demonstrate active involvement in both class and school affairs and maintain good academic standing in the top third of their class. The scholarship recognizes students who exemplify both academic excellence and engagement in the dental school community.
Samuel R. Battaglia Fund In Honor of Louis G. Tribunella
The Samuel R. Battaglia Fund In Honor of Louis G. Tribunella is a scholarship established in 2000 by Samuel R. Battaglia to support students at the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine. This scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate both academic excellence and well-rounded engagement with student affairs activities. Candidates must be in the top third of their class within the School of Dental Medicine and demonstrate active involvement in student affairs and leadership activities. The award amount varies and requires submission of a personal statement detailing involvement in school student affairs activities and leadership skills.
Rosenthal Family Fund
The Rosenthal Family Fund is a scholarship established in 1999 and revised in 2018 by Dr. Murray S. Rosenthal, DDS '63, in honor of his family. The scholarship provides annual financial aid to a second-year student in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo who is in the top half of their class upon completion of their first year. The fund supports students who demonstrate critical financial need and exhibit a positive attitude and strong work ethic toward their dental school education. Recipients must be committed to public health initiatives and show personal attributes aligned with these scholarship criteria.
Joseph Maffei Class of 1983 Scholarship Fund
The Joseph Maffei Class of 1983 Scholarship Fund supports scholarships for students in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship honors Dr. Maffei, who was an outstanding classmate and loved the profession of Dentistry and his four years at the School of Dental Medicine. The scholarship is awarded to students entering their third year who demonstrate good academic standing, have a proven record of community service, and possess a good sense of humor. Recipients are selected based on their academic performance, commitment to community service, and personal attributes that align with the values Dr. Maffei exemplified during his time as a dental student.
John T. McIntee, D.D.S. Memorial Scholarship Fund
The John T. McIntee, D.D.S. Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1989 by Evelyn McIntee in memory of John T. McIntee, D.D.S. This scholarship is awarded to students in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo who are entering their third or fourth year of study. Recipients must be in good academic standing and demonstrate a strong interest and involvement in professional and/or public service activities. The scholarship recognizes dental students who exemplify the values of service to their profession and community.
Dr. Edward and Elinore Lambert Dental School Scholarship Fund
Established in 2015 by Elinore Lambert, this scholarship supports students majoring in the School of Dental Medicine at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship is awarded to dental students in good academic standing who demonstrate an affinity for providing community service to the underserved, with a preference given to those with financial need. Applicants must submit a one-page essay describing their community service activities related to serving underserved populations and demonstrating how they meet the scholarship criteria.
Dental Medicine Class of 1964 Endowed Scholarship Fund
The Dental Medicine Class of 1964 Endowed Scholarship Fund was established in 1992 by Dr. Charles A. Smith II to support dental medicine students at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship is designed to assist second or third year students enrolled in the School of Dental Medicine who demonstrate both financial need and high academic merit. Recipients must complete the FAFSA to demonstrate financial need and maintain strong academic performance. The scholarship places emphasis on students who demonstrate involvement in activities related to ethics, patient care, or student leadership within the dental medicine program.
Dental Class of 1949 Endowment Fund
The Dental Class of 1949 Endowment Fund is an annual scholarship established in 1990 by the School of Dental Medicine's Class of 1949 at the University at Buffalo. This scholarship provides financial support to fourth-year dental students who demonstrate exceptional academic performance and leadership qualities. The award specifically targets students in the top third of their class who have shown significant involvement in school student affairs activities and demonstrated leadership skills. This endowed fund represents a commitment to supporting the next generation of dental professionals through recognition of both academic excellence and extracurricular engagement.
Carl W. Lasher Scholarship
The Carl W. Lasher Scholarship was established in 1953 by Ethel Lasher to support dental students at the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine. This scholarship recognizes students entering their sophomore, junior or senior year who have demonstrated outstanding scholarship and exhibit a positive attitude and well rounded involvement in class and student affairs. Recipients must be second, third or fourth year students in the School of Dental Medicine and must be in good academic standing.
Division of University Communications Student Scholarship
Employees of the Division of University Communications donate annually to this fund. This scholarship is awarded to full-time students pursuing a major, minor or certificate in communication, English, media study, fine arts, journalism, professional writing and digital communication, business or theatre. Applicants must demonstrate knowledge, experience and career interest in communications, graphic design, photography, journalism or media. Leadership in student clubs and organizations will be considered. First preference is given to students who demonstrate financial need; domestic students must complete the FAFSA and international students must submit a financial need statement in the general application. Previous recipients are not eligible to apply.
Alison L. Des Forges Memorial Scholarship for First Year Students
Established in 2012 in honor of Alison L. Des Forges, this scholarship is awarded to graduates of Buffalo Public or Charter Schools who are newly admitted to UB as first-year undergraduate students for Fall 2026. The scholarship recognizes students with strong academic credentials and a demonstrated commitment to human rights and social justice. Recipients must submit a personal statement demonstrating awareness of the life and work of Alison L. Des Forges and their intent to study issues related to human rights and social justice. The scholarship is renewable for up to four years of undergraduate study, provided the recipient maintains a minimum overall UB GPA of 3.00. Finalists will be invited to participate in an interview with the committee via Zoom.
Alison L. Des Forges Memorial Scholarship for Continuing Students
Established in 2012 in honor of Alison L. Des Forges, this scholarship is awarded to graduates of Buffalo Public or Charter Schools who are full-time undergraduate students in their sophomore (30-59 credit hours) or junior (60-89 credit hours) years. The scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate strong academic credentials and a commitment to human rights and social justice. The scholarship is renewable for up to four years of undergraduate study or until graduation requirements are met, whichever comes first, provided the recipient maintains a minimum overall UB GPA of 3.00. Finalists will be invited to participate in an interview. The award amount is $5,000 per year. Recipients must submit a personal statement demonstrating awareness of the life and work of Alison L. Des Forges and their intent to study issues related to human rights and social justice.
Felix Smist Scholarship Fund
The Felix Smist Scholarship Fund was established in 2005 by James Smist, BS '80 and Mary Smist, to honor Jim's late father, Felix Smist, BS '65. This scholarship supports undergraduate students pursuing degrees in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at the University at Buffalo who are supporting dependent children and/or a spouse. The scholarship is designed to help students who may be studying full-time or part-time (minimum 6 credit hours per semester) and demonstrates financial need. Recipients must complete the FAFSA and have tuition and fees which are not already covered by financial aid or employer assistance. This scholarship may be renewable but is contingent on maintaining good academic standing, continuing eligibility, and availability of funds. The award provides up to full New York State tuition and fees, making it a significant financial support opportunity for engineering students with family responsibilities.
CSEE Graduate Support Fund
The CSEE Graduate Support Fund is a scholarship opportunity offered through the University at Buffalo for students in the Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering department. This award provides varying amounts of financial support to eligible graduate and undergraduate students within the School of Engineering & Applied Sciences. Students are automatically considered for this scholarship based on their completed General Application through the University at Buffalo Scholarship Portal, making the application process streamlined and accessible to qualifying students in the CSEE department.
Woeppel Research Initiative in Mathematics
The Woeppel Research Initiative in Mathematics was established by Dr. James J. Woeppel, BA '65 in 2014 to support undergraduate mathematics research at the University at Buffalo. The scholarship is designed to fund summer research activities for junior and senior mathematics majors in the College of Arts and Sciences. Applicants must provide a proposal that outlines their summer research activities along with a commitment to share research findings and experiences. The initiative emphasizes practice in scientific and mathematical writing as part of the research experience. This opportunity provides students with hands-on research experience in mathematics while developing their academic writing and presentation skills.
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