Adult Swim Lesson Mini Session

Register by 2/20!

African American Studies Week

The Department of African American Studies presents AAS Week. Click the flyer to see all that we have in store. For more information, contact us at aas@uh.edu or (713) 743-2811.

Culture Connect Week

Culture Connect Week is a weeklong celebration that connects and celebrates the various aspects of diversity and inclusion of our students, faculty, and staff. This exciting and educational week consists of multicultural performances, multicultural student organization collaborations and a dance social.

Write Winning Grant Proposals Workshop

The Division of Research is bringing back the widely acclaimed “Write Winning Grant Proposals” seminar

Special Seminar - Faculty Candidate

Join in-person or via Zoom for a special seminar from a faculty candidate.

Peace Corps Lunch + Learn

Suicide Prevention Training

Let’s Talk - Mental Health Consultation

Culture Talks: A Learning Abroad Edition

Staff Focus: Taking Our Rightful Place on the National Stage

The 2023 Staff Focus will feature President Renu Khator and Staff Council President David Frankfort.

Virtual CAPS Let’s Talk

Trans-Scalar Lecture: Design-Earth

How do we make sense of the Earth at a moment in which it is presented in crisis? In this talk, El Hadi Jazairy engages the speculative project—as expounded through drawings, models, and material artifacts—as one possible medium to reassemble publics around representations of the Earth.

Artist Conversation: Tobi Kahn

Hear artist Tobi Kahn in conversation with his daughter, writer and journalist Mattie Kahn, about the spiritual dimensions of his painting practice. Tobi Kahn’s OHRA (2000-03), a recent gift by members of the Blaffer family to Public Art UHS, is on view in the Health and Biomedical Sciences Center Building at UH. Comprised of seven panels, OHRA was created for a non-denominational chapel in the master-planned village of New Harmony, Indiana.

Artist Conversation: Tobi Kahn

Hear artist Tobi Kahn in conversation with his daughter, writer and journalist Mattie Kahn, about the spiritual dimensions of his painting practice. Tobi Kahn’s OHRA (2000-03), a recent gift by members of the Blaffer family to Public Art UHS, is on view in the Health and Biomedical Sciences Center Building at UH. Comprised of seven panels, OHRA was created for a non-denominational chapel in the master-planned village of New Harmony, Indiana. Although the chapel was never completed, Kahn’s hope is that this work brings inspiration to the campus community: “Art can be in a place where students, doctors, people who need health care, can be uplifted.” Please join us for a reception and light refreshments before the program begins.

The Wolves by Sarah DeLappe