June 9: UBIT hosts SUNY/Microsoft Copilot Roadshow
Image generated in Microsoft Copilot
By Sarah Zamer
IT Communications Specialist
Published May 30, 2025
Experience a hands-on workshop to help enhance your productivity and efficiency with Microsoft Copilot on Monday, June 9, 2025 in Clemens 120.
UB Information Technology is hosting two in-person sessions about Microsoft Copilot on Monday, June 9 from 10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. at Clemens Hall 120.
“Accelerating Campus Innovation with Microsoft Copilot Chat and Agents” presented by Renata Ruiz, Senior Modern Workplace Specialist for Microsoft and the SUNY Center for Professional Development, will cover how you can incorporate Microsoft Copilot in a safe and secure way into your everyday workflow at UB.
Both sessions are now currently full. If you would like to join the waitlist for either session, please fill out the form below:
Attendees can park in either Slee A or Slee B lots, located off Augspurger Road, to avoid parking citations.
What is Microsoft Copilot?
Microsoft Copilot is your AI companion at UB, powered by GPT-4o, available for all students, faculty, and staff. Copilot chat is included for free with your UB Microsoft 365 license.
Microsoft Copilot chat can assist you with writing, image generation, and more. It is UB’s choice for AI chat because it keeps your sensitive data secure. Access Copilot chat by visiting copilot.microsoft.com and sign-in with your UBITName and password.
UB students: As with all generative AI tools, please check with each instructor about its appropriate use to ensure that you are abiding by UB’s academic integrity policy.
Need more help with Copilot?
For more information about getting started with Microsoft Copilot at UB, including frequently asked questions, visit UBIT’s website.
UB Information Technology News keeps UB students, faculty, and staff informed about their IT services and showcases creative collaborations between UBIT and the campus community. Published by the Office of the Chief Information Officer at UB and distributed via email as The Monthly Download. Edited by Diana Tuorto, IT Communication and Engagement, dianatuo@buffalo.edu.