From 16 to 66 your personality will change and over time you will generally become more emotionally stable. But don’t compare yourself to others; those who are the most emotionally stable when young are probably going to continue being the most stable as they age. A UH psychologist has the study to prove it.
A University of Houston researcher reports in Science Advances that 15 years after the end of the Human Genome Project, which mapped the human genetic blueprint, the project is still making news because it forever changed the way scientists work. Not sequestered, the scientists worked in teams and findings suggest literature published by cross-disciplinary teams fared better than those published by mono-disciplinary groups.
The University of Houston College of Nursing and the Indian Nursing Council have built a bridge to share nursing talent. During a conference in New Delhi, India, Nursing Dean Kathryn Tart signed a memorandum of understanding to develop opportunities for nursing education through academic and leadership exchange.
Closet organizer? Check. Surge protector? Check. Mattress pad? Check. With bags and bins packed to the brim, thousands of new and returning students will move into their residence halls on Thursday, Aug. 16 - Saturday, Aug. 18 at the University of Houston.
University of Houston graduate Stephanie Rice, who earned fame on NBC’s “The Voice” for her compelling performances and personal story of resilience, will return to campus for the UH College of Education’s First Lecture. The free, back-to-school kickoff event is Friday, Aug. 17 at Cullen Performance Hall.
UH professors and award-winning researchers can discuss a range of topics relevant to the media and the general public. Among the subjects they can address are politics, elections, energy, health care, education, law, popular culture and more. Many of these seasoned professors have been featured on national news outlets and are prepared to assist reporters through on-camera or phone interviews.
The Media Relations team seeks to maximize significant positive media coverage of the University and communicate effectively about the achievements of the institution, its faculty and students, externally and internally.
UH Moment is a weekly feature heard Wednesdays at 7:49 a.m. and 6:30 p.m on KUHF and seen daily on KUHT HoustonPBS. Each week, you'll hear students, faculty and administrators telling stories of the innovative research, programs and successes that make up the story of the University of Houston.
For faculty and staff, UH Today reports on important human resources and University policy issues, provides institutional and employee features and covers awards, appointments and events information as well as other items of interest to the UH campus.
Cougar First Impressions offers students a chance to receive campus maps, directions to class, bottled water, and free swag during the first two days of the Fall semester.
For 16 years, the Cat's Back has been welcoming students, both new and returning, to campus. At this event you will be connected with student organizations, eat free food, participate in fun activities, have chances to win some awesome prizes, and a FREE t-shirt.
Need a break after your first week of classes? Party the night away in glowing face paint and your glowstick of choice, while Live DJ's play all your favorite songs!
Join all members of the UH community incoming students, returning students, faculty, and staff- for a day of service with our campus and community partners working to address social issues facing Houston.
UH is partnering with Houston First Corporation to host an interactive, multimedia event to give UH students an opportunity to learn about all there is to offer in the city of Houston.
Campus Prowl is a single-day, campus-wide open house event. Visit different offices and departments to learn more about how they can help you achieve success. The more offices one visits, the more chances to win prizes.
Your single resource for up-to-the-minute information about campus emergency incidents including school closures or announcements about unfavorable weather conditions around our area.
