The Harrington Lecture

The Harrington Lecture est 1896.

The Harrington Lecture (formerly Spring Clinical Day) is made possible by DeVillo W. Harrington, MD's lectureship endowment. This endowment is one of the school’s largest and oldest funds, which was created to bring notable speakers to Buffalo who can share their medical knowledge with the community.

Who Should Attend?

All alumni, faculty, residents, staff, students and community are invited to attend this event.

Note: Continuing education credits will be available.

Schedule

May 2, 2026

Breakfast, tours, The Harrington Lecture and alumni awards.

Time Description
9 a.m. Breakfast, networking and tours 
10 a.m. D.W. Harrington Endowed Lecture 
11 a.m. Tour of the school and on your own to visit with friends and see more of Buffalo
6–10 p.m. A Night of Distinction and Distinguished Award Ceremony

About DeVillo W. Harrington, MD

Harrington served as the President of the Alumni Association and started this endowment to commemorate his 25th anniversary of his graduation in 1871.

This event is a collaboration between partners in the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and the University at Buffalo’s Office of Alumni Engagement.

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