People Spotlights

UB senior Naila Karajic credits the University Libraries’ spaces, resources and supportive environment with helping power her journey toward a future in neurosurgery.

The $500 award recognizes students who produce significant academic inquiry requiring the use of the Libraries' information resources and collections.

Kaitlyn Liu highlights her experience as a PhD student at the University at Buffalo and how the libraries have helped her along the way.

Blending his legal training with librarianship, Matthew Walker brings empathy, research expertise and a steady presence to support the Charles B. Sears Law Library community.

Graduate student assistant Jordan Stanford has long been drawn to libraries. Now a student worker in the University Libraries, he’s contributing to projects that bring those historical materials to life for others. 

Martin brings not just global curiosity but a wealth of technical experience to his role.

Siegel combines a keen understanding of architecture with a deep commitment to preserving archival materials.

After nearly three decades of dedicated service to UB, Jankowski has officially retired from the Libraries.

Peterson will identify, develop, and implement services and resources to support researchers in managing their data.

Ellinwood is back at UB—but this time, she’s not a student balancing reference shifts and coursework.

The Academic Libraries Program will run from October 2023 until September 2024.

The vice provost for the Libraries will serve in this role for a two-year term, from 2024 to 2026.

The new publication, “Teaching and Collecting Technical Standards: A Handbook for Librarians and Educators,” is now available from Purdue University Press. 

Dunbar has been selected to serve on the SAA Foundation Board of Directors for a three-year term.