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Underserved Community Aided by Funds to Bilingual Students

Access to mental health care is challenging when there are language barriers, but the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health is easing that with scholarships for bilingual students pursuing social work careers.
November 6, 2009

UH Football Coach Kevin Sumlin, Quarterback Case Keenum Earn Honors

UH head football coach Kevin Sumlin has been named a semifinalist for the George Munger College Coach of the Year honor, while QB Case Keenum is a semifinalist for the Maxwell Award Player of the Year Award.
November 6, 2009

Barton Smith Symposium Discusses Realities of Economic Recovery

During his biannual economic forecast, Barton Smith, UH economics professor and director of the Institute for Regional Forecasting, addressed questions regarding the national and local economies.
November 5, 2009

Michelle Obama Presents Honors to UH's Blaffer Gallery

Blaffer Gallery’s Young Artist Apprenticeship Program earned high honors in Washington D.C. First lady Michelle Obama presented the Coming Up Taller Award to gallery representatives during a recent ceremony.
November 4, 2009

Mitchell Center Launching 'Life is Living' at Discovery Green

This fall marks the launch of a major new initiative hosted by the UH Mitchell Center for the Arts. “Life is Living” is a campaign that uses urban arts to engage communities in conversations about environmentalism and sustainability.
November 3, 2009

Historic Election Has Implications for Higher Education in Texas

Today, Texas voters are being asked to vote on Proposition 4, a constitutional amendment that will dramatically affect higher education in our state. Proposition Four makes existing funds available as a pathway for seven state schools, including the University of Houston, to become Tier One research universities.
November 3, 2009

UH Sociologist Explores Sex Discrimination at Law Firms

According to UH sociology professor and attorney Amanda Baumle, lawyers rarely file lawsuits when faced with gender-based bias at their firms. Instead of taking their cases to court, some attorneys are heading to the Internet.
November 2, 2009

Former Astronaut Tom Jones to Deliver Asteroids Lecture

Giant asteroids more than a kilometer wide—they are not just the topic of blockbuster movies, but could one of them be headed for planet Earth? Former Astronaut Tom Jones will talk to students about asteroid threats and defense options.
November 2, 2009

UH, MDACC Researchers Earn Inventor Award for Pre-transplant Drug

Researchers from the UH College of Pharmacy and The UT M.D. Anderson Cancer Center recently were honored for dramatically enhancing the safety of stem cell transplantation for leukemia patients by developing intravenous formulations of a pre-transplant drug.
November 2, 2009

UH Researchers Diagnose Sleep Apnea Using Noncontact Method

Researchers at UH and UTHSC have tested a new method of detecting sleep apnea and hypopnea using thermal infrared imaging.
November 1, 2009

'Are We in An Economic Recovery?' Topic of Barton Smith Symposium

During Barton Smith’s biannual economic forecast, the UH professor and director of the Institute for Regional Forecasting (IRF), will address many of the questions on people’s minds today – namely, “Is the national economy really in recovery, will it last and how strong might it be next year?”
October 30, 2009

John O'Quinn's Longstanding Commitment to UH

The University of Houston has lost one of its most ardent and enthusiastic supporters. John M. O’Quinn, a UH Law Center alumnus and former regent, was a committed advocate for more than 40 years.
October 29, 2009

Games, Gardening Among Activities for Green UH Day Nov. 5

UH has a growing number of programs in place to reduce its carbon footprint. On Nov. 5, the campus community is invited to get even greener at Green UH Day.
October 28, 2009

Swine Flu and the Law: UHLC Summit Explores

Experts from the University of Houston Law Center’s (UHLC) Health Law and Policy Institute will gather to discuss legal issues related to the current H1N1 virus, or swine flu.
October 28, 2009


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