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Training assists faculty, staff, and students in increasing their awareness of issues that Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender people face.

An International distinction for Undergraduate Students at UH who have participated in global coursework, learning abroad, global extracurricular activities, and/or speak another language. 

The Student Health Center and Student Housing & Residential Life, in partnership will Harris County Public Health, will be hosting a Free HIV Testing event for UH students, faculty and staff.  www.uh.edu/healthcenter

The Ion Smart Cities Accelerator is currently accepting applications for its second cohort and will host office hours at UH’s Technology Bridge

Applications for student leader positions in all of our University Sponsored Organizations as well as the Cougar Involvement Ambassadors are OPEN!

Downsizing through Movement is an eight-week program that uses a three-pronged approach to helping participants bring their body fat percentage to a healthy range by providing education, activity, and behavior change support. We pursue a healthy lifestyle by integrating in-depth knowledge, consistent exercise, proper nutrition, & healthy behavior into our lives. (Register by Jan 19.)

Women on Weights teaches women proper weight-lifting etiquette, technique, and routine. The goals are to assist women in improving posture, increasing strength and optimizing body composition. (Registration closes Jan 19).

RaMell Ross earned a BA in both English and Sociology from Georgetown University and an MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. His photographs have been exhibited internationally and his writing has appeared in such outlets as The New York Times and Walker Arts Center.

The Formosa Quartet will perform the music of Beethoven, with Barotk, Wilson, Lian, and Lin as part of the University of Houston, Moores School of Music Beethoven Festival.

The outrageous and eccentric superheroes of Fathom Town are stationed in their submarine underneath Fathom Bay. Are they fighting crime? Not really! 

They’re doing a telethon to raise money for their production of The Tempest. In their conversations with the citizens of the town, the story of The Tempest re-emerges as their own, creating a daring and hilarious new vision of Shakespeare’s classic. A modern surrealist classic from one of America’s most inventive playwrights, Mickle Maher, who also directs this production.