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HSH \ IISS \ Linda Sue Warner \ Native American Heritage Month
Native American Heritage Month 2012 event on campus today
UHCL’s Intercultural & International Student Services (IISS) and the School of Human Sciences and Humanities are celebrating Native American Heritage Month by bringing speaker Linda Sue Warner to campus Thursday, Nov. 29.
HSH \ job fair \ networking \ networking event
Feb. 21 – HSH Speed Networking Event
Connect with Houston area employers, learn the value of networking, receive feedback in an instant and gain insightful tips on searching for jobs in the field of liberal arts. The HSH Speed Networking event will take place in the Garden Room, Bayou Building on Tuesday, Feb. 21 at 5 pm. Professional attire is required. Please [...]
HSH \ literature & humanities professor \ slideshow \ Tom McCall
Adventurous UHCL professor remembered by faculty, students
Associate Literature and Humanities Professor Tom McCall died suddenly Jan. 25 after returning from a mountain trip to Nepal during winter break.
Cappuccino Bono \ HSH \ poetry \ UHCL
Reading poetry brings art to life
How do I love rhythmic words, let me count the ways. Students, faculty and the surrounding community gather to recite and experience the living art that is poetry.
Hilary Jo Karp \ HSH \ News \ UHCL
UHCL loses distinguished professor
Hilary Jo Karp, chairwoman of the University of Houston-Clear Lake’s psychology and fitness and human performance division, associate professor of psychology and revered faculty member, will be remembered for her profound impact on the lives of her students, colleagues and friends.
Features \ Gretchen Mieszkowski \ HSH \ Piper Award \ UHCL
Mieszkowski bids farewell to the school she saw come to life
University of Houston-Clear Lake faculty, staff and students will be saying farewell to one of their charter professors, Gretchen Mieszkowski who retires this May.
associate dean \ Features \ Howard Eisner \ HSH \ UHCL
Eisner gets ready to tackle life’s new adventure
After 35 years of dedicated work to the university, Howard Eisner, associate dean for the School of Human Sciences and Humanities, will be retiring this summer. Eisner, who was a member of the founding 40 faculty members that began this university in 1974, has been associate dean of HSH for the past 10 years.
campus life \ HSH \ outstanding students
HSH Honors Its Own
The School of Human Science and Humanities gives awards to students for honors and leadership.
Twenty-eight students in the school of HSH were recognized as outstanding students of the year in their major at the reception held April 20.
