JANUARY 2002

Week of January 1-4, 2002

• Dave Maggard Named Athletics Director at UH
• Maggard's Resume

Week of January 7-11, 2002

• UH Faculty Available To Comment On Latest Enron, Arthur Andersen Legal, Financial Twist
• Minority Enrollment, Graduation Numbers Continue To Increase At UH; Trend at University Of Houston Opposite of National Figures Released Today by Business-Higher Education Forum
• UH Dean Available To Comment On New Education Bill, Testing Debate
• Business, Education ‘Ladder’ Invigorates Technology Curriculum;
  Educator, Human Resources Executive Praise Program
• Hutchison, Breaux To Hold Port Security Hearing At UH Law Center, Friday
• UN Stand On Civil Rights Focus of MLK Day Lecture at UH

Week of January 14-18, 2002

• Research May Lead To Jump-Starting Damaged Nerve Cells; Results Hold Possibilities For Treating Parkinson's And Lou Gehrig's Disease
• Defranco Appointed Interim Dean at UH Conrad N. Hilton College; Search Committee Formed to Recommend Permanent Appointment
• 'Dead Man Walking' Author Sister Prejean to Discuss Death Penalty at UH Law Center
• Munching Microbes Aid Environment, Oil Industry; UH Scientist Aids EPA On Environmental Test For Synthetic Drilling Fluids
• Six Cougars, One Tiger Go To Washington; UH, TSU Students Prepare For Leland Internships

Week of January 21-25, 2002

• External Communications at UH Expands With Addition Of Researchchannel; Premiere of 'Drainage Forum: The Allison Experience' on Jan. 24 Links University With National Consortia

Week of January 28-February 1, 2002

• Research Centers Join Forces to Advance UH Research Prowess; Superconductivity, Space Vacuum Epitaxy Centers to Develop New Technologies, Commercial Ventures
• Lecture To Address Past, Future Of Global Climate Changes
• Pharmacy Career Isn't Just Counting Pills; Students Find Career Opportunities Beyond M.D.
• UH Forum Examining Terrorist Attacks Airs Nationwide
• Texas College Students To Go Door-To-Door For Education

FEBRUARY 2002

Week of February 4-8, 2002

• Our Country's Good"; Reality Based Play Within Play Showcases Actors' Versatility
• Lovers Reveal Their Souls Through Poetry and Prose
• Campus Activism of 1960s Paves Way for Students Today
• Screening of Huey P. Newton Story to Be Hosted by Actor Roger Smith
• American Chemical Society Bestows Honor On UH Chemist

Week of February 11-15, 2002

• Livestock Show & Rodeo To Honor University Of Houston;
  Smith To Lead Uh Procession Into Astrodome
  
• Health Care Fraud, Biotech, Industry Legal Concerns to be Addressed by Asst. U.S. Attorney
  
• UH to Address National Shortage of Gerontological Social Workers
  Graduate School of Social Work Receives $500,000 Endowment to Increase Numbers of Trained Specialists
• More Than $22 Million in Research Dollars Designated for Projects in New Computer Network, Learning Facility

Week of February 18- 22, 2002

• Cougar Fund, AIM Center Provide 'Real' Trading Education For UH Students
  
• New High-Tech Center Aids Medicine, Energy, Environmental Research
• ‘Opening Bell’ Set to Ring at UH Bauer College's AIM Center
  
• Tuesday Webcast to Highlight Opening of New UH Research Facility
  
• UH Sets the Stage For Democratic Primary Debate
  
• Livestock Show & Rodeo To Honor University Of Houston;
  Smith To Lead Uh Procession Into Astrodome
• Garza Named Executive Director For Uh Affirmative Action Office
  Teduits Returns To Aa/Eeo To Fill Assistant Director's Post

Week of February 25- March 1, 2002

• American Refugee Committee President, Social Workers
  To Address Domestic, International Disaster Relief
  
• Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author Mccullough
  To Deliver Farfel Lecture On 'First Principles' At UH
  
• Ceremony To Pay Tribute To Memory Of USS Houston Crew;
  Sam Houston Park, UH Gathering Sites For Survivors
  
• UH System Board Gives Green Light to $51 Million Science, Engineering Building
  
• Origins Of Prehistoric Peruvian Desert Drawings Highlight
  Of Lecture By Colgate University Archeoastronomer
• ‘Images’: Effluent America: Cities, Industry, Energy and the Environment

MARCH 2002

Week of March 4-8, 2002

• UH Students Earn Awards For Research Presentations
• UH Forum Series Episodes 2, 3 On 'The World Beyond September 11' To Premiere On Researchchannel In March
  
• Townsend Named Distinguished Practitioner In Residence
  And Adjunct Professor At Uh College Of Optometry
  
• ‘Images’: Legal Impressions – Lawyers Portrayal In Films and Professional Responsibilities
• Fotofest Symposium Explores Native American Photography, Video
• New Technology May Benefit Health Care, Bioterror Defense
  Rapid Dna Sequencing Holds Promise For Quicker Identification Of Genetic Information

Week of March 9-15, 2002

• Women's History Month Showcased At UH
  Activities Highlight Varied Aspects Of Women's Lives
  
• Warga Named Dean Of UH Bauer College Of Business
  University Completes National Search With Selection Of Internal Candidate
  
• UH Engineer Becomes Most Highly Decorated Scholar In Fluid Dynamics Fazle Hussain Earns AIAA Fluid Dynamics Award, Now Considered World's Leading Authority
  
• Brain's Cleaning Crews May Aide in Learning, Memory Formation
• 'Adams' Biographer McCullough to Address 'First Principles' With UH Students, During Farfel Lecture

Week of March 18-22, 2002

• 'Images': UH Doctoral Students Draw Attention to Women of the Vietnam War
• Reading Disabilities To Drug Design: Research Day Spotlights Major Projects 4th Annual Campus Event Features Exhibits, Demonstrations, Lecture From Sciences, Humanities
  
• Tony Award-Winning Producer Ostrow Seeks
  Students of Musical Theatre For Innovative Fall Class
• Conference Explores Effect Of Vietnam War On Women
  Vietnamese, American, Cambodian And Hmong Women Subject Of UH Seminar

Week of March 25-29, 2002

• UH System Chancellor Testifies On Higher Education Excellence Funding Smith Says Best State Strategy Is Investing in Targeted Programs to Achieve National Prominence
  
• Investment Guru Hosts Seminar At UH, Proceeds To Benefit Business Scholarship
  
• Pay Phones, Cell Phones Thing Of The Past At Bauer College Call-Center UH Program for Excellence in Selling Provides New High-Tech Training Facility for Students
  
• Bard Scholar Calls Shakespeare A 'Global Phenomenon'
• Smith To Testify Before Joint Interim Committee On Higher Education Excellence Funding

APRIL 2002

Week of April 1-5, 2002

• Effects Of 'Allison' Deliver Slight Hit To UH Law Center In Latest Rankings Health Law Policy Remains No. 1; Intellectual Property Places No. 5
  
• Tourney Raises $50,000 For Scholarships At UH Wine & Spirits Institute
  Representatives From Major Brands Hit Links at Inaugural Spec's Charity Event
  
• 'Political Marketing And The Latino Vote' Focus Of Center For Mexican American Studies Conference
• HAO To Salute Distinguished Alums, Friends Of The University Annual Awards Dinner Highlights Diverse Success, Support From Graduates, Community Leaders
  
• Optometry Educator Of The Year Award Goes To UH Professor Award Aimed At Excellence in Optometry
  
• Treviño Named One Of Elite Hispanic Women By National Business Magazine Vice Chancellor, Vice President for University Advancement Recognized for Leadership
• Research: Early Unsolicited Sexual Encounters Lead To Life Of Crime UH Professors Find Link Between Prepubertal Touching, Jail Time
• Restoration Of U.S. Hispanic Literature Nears Milestone At UH
  Arte Público Press Prepares Publication of Spanish Anthology; Work Progresses on Individual Manuscripts
• Cougar Pride Week Marks Uh 75th Anniversary Celebration
  Students, Alumni, Faculty and Staff Prepare for Series of Campus-wide Events
• Former 'Winston Man' Brings Anti-Smoking Campaign To UH

Week of April 8-12, 2002

• UH Center For Students With Disabilities Headline To Break Ground On New State-Of-The-Art Facility
• American Cities Under Siege? 2nd Annual Lanier Conference to Release Survey Results From Four Largest U.S. Cities, Nation
• Imagination Expansion: UH Kids' And Teens' University Adds Summer Classes West Houston Program Offers New Imaginative Courses, Camps For School-Age Children
• March Of Dimes Brings 32nd Annual Walkamerica Event To Campus
• Bye-Bye Rebooting? Researchers Work To Upgrade Computer Memory University of Houston, Sharp Laboratories of America to Develop New Computer Memory Technology
• Bush, Perry Offer Congratulations To UH; County, City Proclaim 'Cougar Pride Week'
• Valenti To Deliver University Of Houston Commencement Address
  Combined Ceremony Moves to Saturday, May 11 to Mark Institution's 75th Anniversary Celebration
  
• Texas Industry Needs Electrical Engineers: UH Helps Meet Demand Electrical and Computer Engineering Department to Implement New Recruitment, Retention Programs
• "Green Field: A Dance Concert" Celebrates The Joy Of Dance, Dedicated To Victims Of September 11
  
• Chinese Institute, UH Computer Science Department Forge Partnership
  Academic Agreement Expands International Scope of CS Program
  
• 'Images': UH Celebrates 75 Years

Week of April 15-19, 2002

• Hesse Named Interim General Manager Of KUHT-TV Headline National Search Begins to Fill Top Spot at University of Houston-based PBS Affiliate
• 'Out Cry' Competition At UH Bauer College Trading Pit To Simulate Real World Transactions
• Strategies On Helping At-Risk Children In Public Schools Focus Of National Symposium 'Families In Crisis'
  
• Dealing With Mental Health: Houston's Asians Lean On Family, Friends UH Social Work Professors' Investigation of Local API Population Dispels 'Model Minority' Myth
• U.S. Senate Hearing On Port Security Premieres On ResearchChannel; September 11 Forum Re-Airs
• Event To Honor Architect Who Influenced A Generation Of Designers
• 'Images': The Psychology of Relationships
• 'President's Report To The Community' To Highlight Strength Of City, University Of Houston Relationship

Week of April 22-26, 2002

• Lanier Chair In Urban Public Policy Established At University Of Houston UH Moves to Forefront of Dialogue on Future of Nation's Major Metropolitan Areas
  
• Urban America In 'Era Of Good Feeling' Poll Finds 9/11 Considered Isolated Incident; Most People's Lives Basically 'Back to Normal'
  
• $45 Million Project To Expand Library, Honors College Facilities Storage Capacity to Reach 2.8 Million Volumes; Cyber Café, Study Lounge Planned as New Features
• Sound' Investment 'Spins Off' $20,000 For UH Student Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation Places First in National Competition
• New Wing, Renovations To Expand
  M.D. Anderson Library, Honors College
  
• 'Images': UH Psychologist Discusses Child Victims of Sexual Abuse in the Courtroom
• Teaching, Research Excellence Honored At UH
  Annual Awards Pay Tribute to University of Houston's Faculty
  
• Lanier Conference - American Cities Under Siege? - Live On The Web Results Of Major Markets Survey, Cisneros Keynote Address To Air On Friday, April 26

MAY 2002

Week of April 29-May 3, 2002

• Houston Real Estate Doing Well Despite Setbacks UH's Smith Delivers Annual Forecast That Deals With 'Economic Realities'
• National 'Innocence Project' To Receive Ator Award, Grant Of $40,000 From UH Law Center
  
• Four To Be Awarded Honorary Degrees From University of Houston
  UH Honors Community, Business, Education Leaders
  • Jan de Hartog's Bio
  • John H. Lienhard's Bio
  • Charles E. McMahen's Bio
  • Jack J. Valenti's Bio
    
• 'Images': Improving Health of Houston's Residents Focus of UH Research Project
• Real Estate Symposium To Address Key Question: Is Rescue On The Horizon For Houston?

Week of May 6-11, 2002

• Valenti To UH Graduates: Remember The Gift, Debt Of Freedom
  University Awards 5,688 Degrees; Final Event of 75th Anniversary Celebration
  
• African-American Studies Director, Professor Named At UH Conyers Moves to Houston From Nebraska to Teach, Direct Program
• National 'Innocence Project' Earns Ator Award From UH Law Center
  Yeshiva University Law Program Receives $40,000 Grant for Work With Wrongfully Convicted
  
• University Research New Feature Of Houston ITEC Program
  UH First University to Sponsor Annual Technology Sector Event
  
• From Gang To Glory: UH Grad Changes His Life, Destiny
  UH Senior Goes From Gang Member to Top of His ROTC Class; Meets President Bush
• Graduation Story Ideas From UH
• Valenti Speech, 200,000th Degree Granted Highlight UH Commencement
  75th Anniversary Edition of Graduation Ceremonies Moves to Saturday in Hofheinz Pavilion
  
• 'Images': Understanding Human Reactions, Emotions Focus of UH Professors Research

Week of May 13-17, 2002

• Conference Webcast: Hi-Tech Ways To Help Reduce Texas Pollution
• 'Images': Healing Psyche As Important As Healing Body, UH Professor and Cancer Survivor Finds

Week of May 20-27, 2002

• 'Virtual' Symposium On Space Research Lands At UH
• 'Images:' More Interplay Between Researchers, Urban Educators Critical to Improving Schools, UH Dean Says
• Pelli Plans For UH Science, Engineering Facility Approved By Regents
  $51 Million Complex To House New Research Laboratories, Classrooms By Fall 2005

Week of May 28-31, 2002

• Rudley Selected to Fill Top Finance, Administration Post
• Hamilton to Move From Texas AG'S Office TO UH General Counsel Post
• Stories Come to Life in Children's Theatre Festival at UH
• UH Optometrist Honored as Top Eye Prof
• 'Images:' Learning in a Web Universe Challenges Traditional School Concept

JUNE 2002

Week of June 3-7, 2002

• UH Engineering College Honors Alumni, Friends
  Engineering Alumni Association Gives Distinguished Alumni Awards, Service Award
  
• Kids In Space? Hands-On Demos To Show What Life's Like In Orbit
• Albee, Berger Earn Top Honors From ATHE
  Playwright Awarded Second Tony Award for "The Goat or Who Is Sylvia"
  
• UH Coastal Research To Aid Wildlife Conservation In Texas
  Fennessey Ranch Provides Research Opportunity For UH Environmental Studies
  
• 'Images:' Living Theatre Essential Ingredient to Child Creativity
• Scars From 'Allison' Remain At UH, But Lessons Learned Reflected In Repairs As Restoration Nears Completion Campus Comes Back Stronger, Better Prepared for Future Storms

Week of June 10- 14, 2002

• Machu Picchu Exhibit to Bring 'Spirit' to Washington, D.C.
• UH System at Cinco Ranch Faculty Cited for Teaching Innovation
• UH System at Sugar Land Faculty Cited for Teaching Innovation
• Cinelli, Gutiérrez Named to New Posts in UH Advancement Division
• 'Images:' New Climate For Learning Can Boost Classroom Discipline, Reduce Teacher Shortage

Week of June 17-21, 2002

• $15 Million, 5-Year Agreement Funds University Aerospace Studies
  New NASA Institute To Boost UH Engineering, Science Research
  
• 'Images:' Food Safety: Authentic Concern Or Conjured Crisis?
• Membrane Filters Offer Options For Cleaner Water
  Technology May Help Remove Contaminants from Drinking Water Supplies

Week of June 24-28, 2002

• 'Images': Social Status Affects Health, Nutrition - UH Economist

JULY 2002

Week of July 1-5, 2002

• Texas Public Policy Survey To Examine Critical
  Health Care Issues For The Lone Star State
  
• Texas Public Policy Survey: Gap Tightening Between Perry, Sanchez
  Pre-Fall Campaigning Not Aiding Republican Governor, UH Center for Public Policy Study Finds
• 'Images':’ Impact of Children’s Healthcare on Families
  

Week of July 8-12, 2002

• Aspiring Students Invited To Examine UH System At Cinco Ranch
  Advising, Application and Registration Streamlined at Three Informational Events

• 'Images:' Artwork Provides Cultural Value With or Without Controversy

Week of July 15-19, 2002

• Vailas Chosen For Board Of National Environmental Research Center
  U.S. House Taps UH Vice Chancellor for Mickey Leland National Urban Air Toxics Research Center
  
• Summer Comedies Play In The Park
  As Houston Shakespeare Festival Enters 28th Year
  
• Natural Gas Pricing, Policies To Top U.S., China Forum Agenda
  Both Governments Aim to Meet Common Oil, Gas Industry Goals at UH
  
• Bright Reminder About Summer Eye Proection
  UH Optometrist Says Sunglasses Important for Long-term Eye Health
  
• Survey: Hispanic Population Growth Has Impact On Health Care In
  Texas State Lags in Insurance Coverage; Strong Support for Publicly-Funded National Program
  
• Architecture Students Score Big In "Ideas" Competition
  UH Hines College Only Multiple Honors Winner in International Design Contest
• 'Images': Border Deaths Remain a Threat Unless Migrant Tide Addressed

Week of July 22-26, 2002

• 'Images': UH Center Fills Technology Vacuum With 15 Years of Innovation

AUGUST 2002

Week of July 29-August 2, 2002

• On The Move In Sugar Land: UH System Prepares To Open New Building
  Facility to Offer Faculty, Staff, Students Latest in High-Tech Educational Capabilities
  
• Football Coaches Roll Up Sleeves For Blood Drive Challenge
  UH and Rice Head Coaches Dimel and Hatfield Support Blood Drive Effort
  
• UH System Names Hesse As General Manager Of KUHT-TV
  National, International Broadcasting Experience Results in Two-Year Appointment
  
• Economic Pressures Require Reorganization Of UH-Based KUHT-TV
  Declining Revenues at Local PBS Affiliate Result in Staff Reductions,
  New Direction for Station
• Frequently Asked Questions: KUHT Reorganization
  
• Prospective, Current Teachers Invited To UH System At Cinco Ranch
  Advising, Application and Registration Streamlined at August 7 Event
  
• Cougars And Owls Band Together To Save Lives
  Administaff Bayou Bucket Blood Drive August 24-31
  
• Market Potential Exists For Superconductivity
  In Medical, Energy, Transportation Sectors
  
• 'Images': Destiny and Growth - A Close Look at the Psychology of Relationships

Week of August 5-9, 2002

• UH Faculty, Staff Serve To Ease Students Back Into Fall Semester
• $3.8 Million Contract Approved By City For UH Air Quality Studies
  5-Year Project to Test Technologies for Reducing Diesel Engine Emissions
  
• UH, UT Systems Forge Alliance To Address 'Closing The Gap' Issues In Education
  Stronger Outreach to Disadvantaged Students, New Teacher Training Highlight Partnership Goals
  
• FERC Chair Wood To Attend Ceo 'Roundtable' At UH Bauer College;
  To Address First Global Energy Management Institute Program
• UH Students Earn Awards For Scientific Research Projects
  Winners Members of Houston Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation
  
• Ohia Named Dean Of UH College Of Pharmacy
  Current Creighton University Associate Dean to Start New Assignment on Oct. 1, 2002
  
• 'Images': UH Psychologist Discusses Child Victims of Sexual Abuse in the Courtroom

Week of August 12-16, 2002

• Gene McDavid Elected Chair of UH System Board Of Regents
  Officers for FY 2003 Include O'Connor as Vice Chairman, Cemo as Secretary
  
• UH System Regents Approve $834 Million Budget For Fiscal Year 2003
  Action Supports Programs to Solidify University's Position as Major Urban Teaching, Research Institution
  
• Risk Management Focus Of New Class At Global Energy Management Institute
  UH Bauer College of Business to Provide Training and Education on Key Issues
  
• 'Images': Improving Health of Houston's Residents Focus of UH Research Project

Week of August 19-23, 2002

• High-Tech Wizardry Greets Fort Bend Area Leaders, Educators
  New UH System at Sugar Land Facility Adds Modern Touches to College Degree Experience
  
• Cougar First Impressions -- UH Staff, Faculty Serve Up
  Customer Service, Sweets To First-Time, Returning Students
  
• Blood Drive Challenge Begins Between UH, Rice
  August 24 Marks Start of Weeklong Administaff Bayou Bucket Blood Drive
  
• Spike's World: New Class At UH To Explore Filmmaker's Works
  African American Studies Offering Delves Into History of Black Films
  
• UH System Chancellor Smith To Testify at Legislative Appropriations Request (LAR) Hearing UH System Chancellor Smith To Testify At Legislative Appropriations Request (LAR) Hearing

• 'Images': Understanding Human Reactions, Emotions Focus of UH Professors Research

Week of August 26- 30, 2002

• Three Houston Companies Recognized For Growth, Innovation
  CEI Future 500 Upside Award Winners Announced at Luncheon
• Three Houston Companies Recognized For Entrepreneurship;
  Winners Announced At Cei's Future 500 Upside Award Luncheon
• 'Images': New Climate for Learning Boosts Classroom Discipline, Reduces Teacher Shortage says UH Professor
  

SEPTEMBER 2002

Week of September 3-6, 2002

• UH Faculty Resources For 9/11 Anniversary
• 9/11 Heroes, Victims To Be Memorialized In All Day Tribute At UH

Week of September 9-13, 2002

• First Dean Of UH College Of Optometry
  To Help Launch 50th Anniversary Celebration
  
• O'Quinn Chair In Environmental Law Filled
  UH Professor To Take Lead on Conservation Issues
  
• An Evening With Arte Público Press
  Begins New Season Of Poetry & Prose
  
• Corporate Ethics Expert To Lecture At UH
• Commentary On 9/11 Legal Implications Fuel UH Law Professors' Forum
  
• Gerber Named Associate Director for UH External Communications
  Former Houston Post, Citysearch Writer/Editor Strengthens Media Relations Capabilities
  
• At-Risk Hispanic Students Benefit From Urban Experience Program (UEP)
  UH Continues to Keep Participants in School, on Track Toward Graduation
• 'Images': Learning in a Web Universe Challenges Traditional School Concept

Week of September 16-20, 2002

• 'Images': More Interplay Between Researchers, Urban Educators Critical to Improving Schools
• Religion And Rap: New Course Explores Spirituality And Hip-Hop
  African American Studies Class Offers Look at Relationship Between Bible, Contemporary Urban Pop
  
• Bauer Students Power Up Their Studies;
  101 Students Are Awarded IBM Laptops
  
• Inprint Literary Capital Campaign Passes $3.7 Million Goal
  UH Creative Writing Program Gets Funding for Endowed Chairs, Fellowships
  
• An Evening With Arte Público Press
  Begins New Season Of Poetry & Prose
  
• University Center Satellite Reopens
  15 Months After Allison Flooding
  
• UH Engineering Graduate Student Earns Gold
  In World Karate Championship

Week of September 23-27, 2002

• Whitehead Awarded ‘Genius Grant’ From Macarthur Foundation
  Novelist Is Third UH Creative Writing Professor to Receive Fellowship
• Albee Workshop, Provocative Premiere Highlight UH Theatre Schedule
  ‘Lend Me a Tenor’ Oct. 4 Opening Launches 2002-2003 Season
• Franchek To Lead UH Mechanical Engineering Department
  Matthew Franchek to Direct New Bioengineering Program
• This Week on UH ResearchChannel (Sept. 23-29, 2002)
  • A Conversation With Philip Johnson
  • Our Time: 75 Years of Learning and Leading
• This Week on Images
  • Bringing Cougar Fans Back Into the Fold
    
    
• Former Fed Reserve Economist Joins Bauer College
  Berkowitz Says Economy Dependent on War with Iraq, Union Strike

OCTOBER 2002

Week of September 30-October 4, 2002

• Kirksey Fellowship Aims At Building Interest In Sustainable Design
  Rives Taylor Teaches College of Architecture Students to Plan for the Future
• Hardin Receives International Award For Research
  UH Molecular Biologist Paul Hardin Earns Recognition for Circadian Rhythm Research
• This Week on ResearchChannel (Sept. 30 - Oct. 6, 2002)
  • What We Did: Young Leadership in the 1960s
• This Week on Images
  • Migration: A Matter of Survival
• Students Enroll At UH System In Record Numbers
  Total of 54,908 for Fall Semester Represents 4.8 Percent Jump From Fall 2001
• Students Beware: Turnitin Takes Aim At Plagiarism
  Detection Program Surfs Internet to Determine Originality of Term Papers
• The ‘Place For Space’ During International Event – UH
  Faculty, Facilities to Play Important Role During World Space Congress 2002
• From Moon Rocks To Space Food: UH Research Spans 40 Years
  Campus Labs Help Produce Advancements in Aerospace Industry

Week of October 7-11, 2002

• UH Law Center Resources For Supreme Court Cases
• National Business Group Honors UH System At Cinco Ranch Professor
  Ralph G. Kauffman Receives Institute of Supply Management’s Top Award
• National Business Group Honors UH System At Sugar Land Professor
  Ralph G. Kauffman Receives Institute of Supply Management’s Top Award
• THis Week on UH ResearchChannel (Oct. 7-13, 2002)
• Autism: New Advances in Understanding and Treatment
• This Week on 'Images'
• Applying Industrial and Product Design to the Real World
• Out Of This World: Law Students Compete In Mock Space Trials
  Finals to Be Held During World Space Congress at UH
• Texas Spaceports, Mars Colonies On Drawing Board At UH
  UH Space Architecture Program Provides Blueprints for Exploration
• New Thinking Needed On Atmospheric Physics, Study Suggests
  Balloon Experiments Reveal New Information About Sprites
• ‘Fly Me To The Moon’ For Clean, Reliable Electricity
  Moon-Based Systems Could Supply Solar Power to Earth
• Foot Pressure Device May Stamp Out Muscle Loss
  Research to Aid Astronauts Also Could Help Bed-Ridden Patients on Earth
• Technology Could Use Moon Dust To Capture Sun Power
  UH Solar Cell Research Has Applications for Space Exploration, Clean Cars

Week of October 14-18, 2002

• ACLU President, Children’s Rights Advocate
  Debate Internet Safeguards At UH Law Center
• Leadership And Ethics Week Teaches UH Students
  About Corporate Responsibility
• Activist Chomsky Questions U.S. Action
  In Iraq, Middle East, Addresses Issue At UH
• UH Library Launches “Ship Of Fools” Exhibit Online
  Featuring Remarkable Period Woodcuts
• The Hague Judges To Have Last Word
  At UH’s Space Law Moot Court Finals
• From Moon Dust To Alien Life:
  UH Space Research Highlighted At World Space Congress
• This Week on ResearchChannel (Oct. 14-20, 2002)
  • A Coastal Affair: Life in Ottoman, Beirut
• This Week on 'Images' (Oct. 14-20, 2002)
• NYU President Discusses Future Of Legal Education At UH Law Center Lunch
• New Director Named For UH System At Cinco Ranch
  University Experience Prepares Czupryn to Manage Teaching Center Operations, Services

Week of October 21-25, 20002

• Head Of The Class: Inaugural Leadership, Ethics Week Begins
  UH Bauer College Examines Corporate Responsibility Issues
• HOUSTONPBS Launches ‘The Connection’
  New Show to Challenge Houstonians to ‘Create, Think’ Thursdays at 7 p.m. on Channel 8
• UH Campus Events Open To The Public, Nov. 4-17, 2002
• Minority Undergrad Research Fellowship Awarded To UH Student
  National Microbiology Group Taps Houstonian Lisa Mouzi as 2002 Recipient
• Tobacco Industry Whistleblower Speaks Out At UH Law Center
  Jeffrey Wigand To Discuss Life After Biographical Movie “The Insider”
• Conflicting Charity Run, Music Event
  May Cause Traffic Problems At UH
• Moores School Of Music Instrumental In International Project
  UH Helps U.S., European Institutions Orchestrate Their Studies
• UH Engineer O’Neill Honored By Deep Foundations Institute
  Researcher’s Rapid Construction Methods Save Money, Time
• This Week on UH ResearchChannel (Oct. 21-27, 2002)
  • Discipline at the Core, Creativity at the Edge
• This Week on 'Images' (Oct. 21-27, 2002)
  • Membrane filter technology could improve quality of drinking water

Week of October 28 - November 1, 2002

• Dinner Brings Scholarship Winners, Alumni And Friends Together
  UH System at Sugar Land Students Receive Fort Bend Club Funding
• ‘Five Dallas Modernists’ Profiles
  Innovative Texas Architects
• Prominent Children’s Charity Ceo,
  Head Of Ronald Mcdonald House, To Speak At UH
• Homecoming 2002 At UH: Time To Restore The Roar
  Annual Celebration of Cougar Pride Combines Football Game, Colorful Events
• New Senior Web Surfers To Celebrate ‘Graduation’
  With Help From UH Technology Students
• Thornton Wilder’s Enduring Classic ‘Our Town’
  At UH For Five Performances
• UH Campus Events Open To The Public, Nov. 11-24, 2002
• High School Students Get Hands-On Experience
  At UH College Of Engineering Open House
• ‘Poetry And Prose’ Reading Honors Poet Cynthia Macdonald,
  Founder Of UH Creative Writing Program
• College Career Day At UH Exposes
  Inner City Latinos To Campus Life
• Students Confront Corporate
  Dilemmas At Bauer College Ethics Challenge
• This Week on UH ResearchChannel (Oct. 28-Nov. 3, 2002)
  • UH PREMIERE: TLC2 Fostering Advanced Research and Learning
• This Week on 'Images' (Oct. 28-Nov. 3, 2002)
  • Risk Behavior in Children, Young Women

NOVEMBER 2002

Week of November 1-8, 2002

• Optometry Faculty At UH Earn National Awards
  Current, Former UH Professors Recognized by American Academy of Optometry
• Economic Outlook: Houston’s Recovery To Be Slow But Steady
  UH’s Smith Delivers Annual Forecast ‘Charting The Next Five Years: Lessons Learned From The Past’
• New Degrees For Healthcare Professionals Through UH,
  HCC Partnership Registration Now Underway for After-work
  Classes Held in Texas Medical Center
• Smith To Chart Region’s Future
  During Annual Economic Forum
• UH Events Open To The Public, Nov. 18-Dec. 1, 2002
• This Week on UH ResearchChannel (Nov. 4-10, 2002)
  • The Changing Face of the Supreme Court
• This Week on Images (Nov. 4-10, 2002)
  • Mental Health Research: Houston's Asians Lean on Family, Friends

Week of November 11-15, 2002

• ‘The Thirteen Clocks,’ An Opera Based On The James Thurber Classic,
  Slated For World Premiere Production At UH School Of Music
• Individual Impact On Social, Political Change
  Focus Of Nobel Peace Prize Recipient Williams’ Address
• $3.2 Million Project To Document Dioxin Levels In Houston Ship Channel
  Environmental Study of Waterway May Set National Trend, Researcher Says
• Public Service Careers Start With UH Center’s Internships
• No Smoking, Please: Tobacco Industry ‘Insider’ Wigand
  Speaks At UH Law Center
• UH Dietician Offers Health And Nutrition Tips For The Holidays
• UH Faculty Resources For Holiday Season
• UH Events Open To The Public, Nov. 25-Dec. 8, 2002
• Science Students Earn Farb, Pfeiffer Scholarships At UH
  College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics Students Receive $2,000 Grants
• This Week On UH Research Channel (Nov. 11-17, 2002)
  • Future of Forensics
• This Week On ‘Images’ (Nov. 11-17, 2002)
  • Mental Health Research: Houston's Asians Lean on Family, Friends

Week of November 18-22, 2002

• ‘Titanic and the Law' Offers a Rare Chance to Explore Legal Aspects of the Infamous Shipwreck
• Breakfast Forum at UH to Foster Dialogue Among African American Community
• ‘Nonprofit Day 2002: Power Tools For Nonprofits’
  Two UH Groups, CenterPoint Team Up to Sponsor Skill-Enhancing Workshops
• UH Optometrists Advocate Eye Exams For Diabetics
• Students From Mexico Attend Early Graduation,
  Visit Campus For First Time
  Pemex Employees Earn UH Engineering Degrees Via New Distance Ed Program
• Environmental Challenges Focus Of Lecture
  By London College Professor
• UH Engineers Help Develop Nasa’s Visionary New Aerospace Initiative
  Nanotechnology, Advanced Materials to Improve Performance, Safety of Flight Vehicles
• UH Events Open To The Public, Dec. 2 - Dec. 15, 2002
• Architecture Dean Receives Outstanding Alumni Award
  Mashburn Honored by Alma Mater, Texas A&M
• HIV/AIDS Topic Of ‘Virtual Field Trip’ Teleconference
  Between UH, South Africa
• This Week On UH Research Channel (Nov. 18-24, 2002)
  • Global Aging: A World-Wide Concern
• This Week On ‘Images’ (Nov. 18-24, 2002)
  • Focusing on DisABILITIES Awareness Week at UH

Week of November 25-29, 2002

• New Thoughts on Evolution Arise from UH Yeast Study
  Novel Method of Creating New Species Observed in Laboratory Yeast
• Katy Area Residents Can Investigate Higher Education Opportunities
  Advising, Application and Registration Available at December and January Events
• UH Events Open to the Public, Dec. 8-22, 2002
• MBA Provides Practical Training, Caters To Students
  UH Executive MBA Program Celebrates 25th Anniversary
• This Week On UH Research Channel (Nov. 25 Dec. 1, 2002)
  • Coronary Heart Disease: Advances in Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment
• This Week On ‘Images’ (Nov. 25-Dec. 1, 2002)
  • Healing Psyche as Important as Healing Body: UH Professor, Cancer Survivor

DECEMBER 2002

Week of December 2-6, 2002

• Former Cougar Art Briles Named UH Head Football Coach
  • What They're Saying About Briles
  • Coaching Experience
• Prospective Students Invited To UHS Sugar Land Open House
  Advising, Application and Registration Available at Upcoming Event
• Baldwin Family Establishes Scholarship At UH System At Sugar Land
  Engineering, Business Students Eligible for $10,000 Award
• Evolution Of Computer Chip Industry
  Is Focus Of UH Lecture
• Bankruptcy Reform In Congress To Be Discussed
  By Princeton Politics Professor At UH
• Scientists Focus On New Drugs
  To Treat Infectious Diseases In Aids Patients
  UH Researchers Battle Tuberculosis With Computer-Aided Drug Design
• Sex Workers in Border Regions Potential Source for HIV/AIDS Spread
  UH Study: Free Trade, Globalization May Be Factors in Spread of AIDS in Americas
• Top British Energy Official, Callum McCarthy, at UH to Discuss
  Electricity, Gas Deregulation Issues
• This Week On UH Research Channel (Dec. 3-8, 2002)
  • Jordan, Gordon-Reed Talk About the Value of Reading
• This Week On ‘Images’ (Dec. 3-8, 2002)
  • Gillan: UH on Leading Edge of HIV Education, Prevention
• UH Events Open To The Public, Dec. 15 - Dec. 22, 2002

Week of December 9-13, 2002

• American Bar Foundation Selects UH Law Center Dean as Fellow
  Rapoport Joins Elite Body of National Legal Scholars
• Border-Area Sex Work, Spread of Aids Study
  Focus Of Bi-National Press Conference
• UH Events Open To The Public Dec. 22, 2002
• Creative Writing Faculty Named Lannan Literary Fellow
  Associate Professor Rubén Martínez Awarded $75,000 Stipend
• This Week On UH Research Channel (Dec. 9-15, 2002)
  • Dax's Story: A Severely Burned Man's Thirty-Year Odyssey
• This Week On ‘Images’ (Dec. 9-15, 2002)
  • Artwork Provides Cultural Value With or Without Controversy

Week of December 16-20, 2002

• Closed For The Holidays:
  UH Campus Shut Down Dec. 23-Jan. 1
• Hospitality Industry To Explore A Host Of Problems
  At Inaugural UH Conference
• Business, Education Professionals Invited To UH System At Cinco Ranch
  Advising, Application And Registration Streamlined At Jan. 8 Open House
• White House Christmas Tree Decorated With A Touch Of Texas
  UH’s Laura Calfee Designs Ornament For The First Family
• ‘Behind The Gas Pump’ Conference At UH Explores
  America’s Dependence On Middle East Oil
• On UH Research Channel (Dec. 16, 2002-Jan. 5, 2003)
  • Justin Dart, Jr.: Pioneer in Rights for People with Disabilities
• On ‘Images’ (Dec. 16, 2002-Jan. 5, 2003)
  • Berger: Living Theater Essential Ingredient to Child Creativity

JANUARY 2003

Week of January 6-10, 2003

• Headed To The Hill: UH, TSU Students Prepare For
  Leland Congressional Internships
• On UH Research Channel (Jan. 10-15, 2003)
  • Women's Fitness: Healthy Hearts, Active Lives
• On ‘Images’ (Jan. 10-15, 2003)
  • Focusing on America’s Dependence on Foreign Oil
• UH Events Open to the Public Jan. 12 - 25, 2003

Week of January 13-17, 2003

• On UH Research Channel (Jan. 17-23, 2003)
  • The Teen Brain
• On ‘Images’ (Jan. 17-22, 2003)
  • Focusing on Problems in Hospitality Industry
• Optometry Students Don White Coats In Ceremony
  Symbolic Event Marks Students’ Transition To Caregivers
• Smith Announces Retirement As UH System Chancellor, UH President
  To Remain In Post During Board’s Search For Successor; Will Become ‘University Professor’
• Rebuilding Industry Focus Of UH Symposium
  ‘U.S. Energy Trading Crisis: Clearing, Credit, Confidence’
• Stella Byrd Breaks Four Year Silence in Exclusive Interview
  with HoustonPBS Anchor, Ernie Manouse
• Energy Risk Management Expert Joins Bauer College At UH
  Pirrong: Rebuilding Confidence Key To Restoring Energy Trading
• America’s Dependence On Mideast Oil Fuels
  ‘Behind The Gas Pump’ Symposium At UH
• UH Events Open To The Public Jan. 20 – Feb. 2, 2003
• Class Act: Joint UH-HISD Program Continues 5-Year Tradition of Helping Area Teachers Develop New Subject Matter
• Research Impact On Quality Of Life Focus Of ‘Education’ Day In Austin
  UH Students to Present Reports on Nerve, Fuel Cell Studies and Other Projects

Week of January 21-24, 2003

• Celebrated Theatrical Figure Anna Deavere Smith At UH
  Actress-Playwright to Present Farfel Lecture Examining ‘America in Change’
• On UH Research Channel (Jan. 24-30, 2003)
  • Are Children Overmedicated?
• On ‘Images’ (Jan. 24-30, 2003)
  • New Justin Dart Jr. Center Provides
    Disabled Students State-of-the-Art Support
• Celebrated Theatrical Figure Anna Deavere Smith At UH
  Actress-Playwright to Present Farfel Lecture Examining ‘America in Change’
• Energy Trading Future Could Depend On Market Clearing Model
  Industry leaders, Regulators, Financial Institutions Explore Possibilities at UH Bauer College Seminar
• New Justin Dart, Jr. Center At UH
  Provides Disabled Students State-Of-The-Art Support
• Energy Competitors Find Common Ground At UH Seminar
  ‘U.S. Energy Trading Crisis: Clearing, Credit, Confidence’
• IELE Report Documents Role Of Lng In Addressing Natural Gas Supply Needs
  UH Institute’s Survey Submitted to U.S. Senate Energy Committee

Week of January 27-31, 2003

• FERC'S Wood Returns To GEMI At Bauer College
  For Second Round Of Energy Trading Industry Talks
• On UH Research Channel (Jan. 30-Feb. 5, 2003)
  • Amazon.Com: Differentiating With Technology
• On ‘Images’ (Jan. 30-Feb. 5, 2003)
  • Focus On Bilingual, ESL Student Needs, Development
• FBI Agent Rowley, One Of Time’s ‘Persons Of The Year,’
  To Speak At UH About Law Enforcement Ethics
• Emmy Winner Martinez To Help Launch
  4th Season Of UH Poetry & Prose Readings
• UH Events Open To The Public Feb 3 – 16, 2003
• New Program Boosts Engineering Students’ Business Savvy
  UH Engineering College Launches Leadership And Entrepreneurism Curriculum
• Curriculum Changes Fuse Information And Logistics Technologies
  UH College Of Technology Program Retools To Meet Industry Needs

FEBRUARY 2003

Week of February 3-7, 2003

• Center For Public Policy Texas Survey:
  Budget Crisis Not Registering As Serious Issue With Many Texans
• On UH Research Channel (Feb. 6-12, 2003)
  • Impact of IT on the Broader Environment of the University
• On ‘Images’ (Feb. 6-12, 2003)
  • Effluent America: Cities, Energy and the Environment
    
• Center For Public Policy Texas Survey:
  Texans Looking For U.N. Evidence To Support
  Military Action Against Iraq’s Hussein
• HBO Brings ‘Slave Narratives’ Documentary To UH
  In Commemmoration Of Black History Month

Week of February 10-16, 2003

• Study Of Living Eye In Real Time Now Possible With Optics Technology
  UH Researchers Focus On Diagnosing Eye Disease Using Adaptive Optics
• On UH Research Channel (Feb. 14-19, 2003)
  • Diversity In The Workplace
• On ‘Images’ (Feb. 14-19, 2003)
  • Focus on Black History Month: An Interview with James Conyers and Ahati Toure
• Houston Short Film Gets ‘Whole Lotta’
  Attention From ABC’s ‘Good Morning America’
• UH Bauer College Officials Available To Discuss
  Role Of Academia In Establishing Market Clearing Mechanism
• Role Of U.S., International Courts In War-Related Matters
  Focus Of Judge Hughes Presentation At UH Law Center
• Study Shows How Eye Cells Die When Exposed To Lead
  UH Research Suggests Possible Therapies for Eye Disorders, Injury

Week of February 17-24, 2003

• UH Programs Premiere On UH Research Channel (Feb. 20-26, 2003)
  • “David Mccullough: First Principles”
  • “Report on Attitudes Post 911”
• On ‘Images’ (Feb. 20-26, 2003)
• UH Events Open To The Public Feb. 24– March 10, 2003
• National Vision Experts Converge For Research Symposium
  UH College of Optometry Celebrates 50th Anniversary with Vision Science Conference
• From Las Vegas To Houston: Hilton College Names New Dean
  Bowen Leaving University of Nevada to Lead UH Hotel and Restaurant Management College

Week of February 24-28, 2003

• UH System Board Of Regents Appoints CEO Search Advisory Committee
• Former Clinton Civil Rights Advocate Norma Cantú To Speak At UH Law Center About Title Ix Controversy
• Obesity, Sexuality, Alcohol Consumption Focus Of Symposium
  Baby Boomers’ Health, Wellness to be Addressed by Nutrition, Beverage Industry Leaders, Scientists
• UH Programs Premiere On UH Research Channel (Feb. 27-March 5, 2003)
  • Nanotechnology: Engineering the Fabric for Our Future
• On ‘Images’ (Feb. 27-March 5, 2003)
  • Racial Disparities, Risk Behavior in Young Women
• Accounting Enrollment Up Dramatically at Bauer College
• Two UH Professors Elected to National Academy of Engineering
• CPA Chief Melancon Urges Introspective Approach
  To Accounting Problems in Lecture at UH
• Future Of Space Exploration Focus Of NASA
  Visit To UH Space Architecture Center

MARCH 2003

Week of March 3-7, 2003

• UH Research Channel (March 6-12, 2003)
  • Beyond the Genome: Deciphering What All the Proteins Do to Make a Living
• On ‘Images’ (March 6-12, 2003)
  • Women’s Contributions to Literature, Culture
• Homeland Security’s Aguirre to Deliver UH Commencement Address
  Acting Director of Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Service Returns to Campus for Graduation Ceremonies
• Giving Peace aChance: Gandhi’s Grandson
  a t UH to Discuss Social Justice, Nonviolence

Week of March 10-14, 2003

• On Researchchannel (March 13-19, 2003)
  • Glimpsing The Birth Of The Universe
• On ‘Images’ (March 13-19, 2003)
  • Celebrating Social Work Month: Gandhi's Peace Practices
• Science, Engineering Education at UH Gets Boost from National Grants
  National Science Foundation Funds Summer Undergraduate Research Projects
• U.S. Senator Hatch to Discuss Ethics
  of the Judicial Confirmation Process
• Giving Peace a Chance: Gandhi’s Grandson
  at UH to Discuss Social Justice, Nonviolence
• Houston, Gulf Coast Environmental Issues
  to be Explored at UH Conference
• UH Events Open To The Public March 17 – 30, 2003
• John Schilling, Key Government Witness in Lawsuit Against Columbia, Speaks at UH About Medicare and Medicaid Fraud
• Energy is Focus of Nobel Prize Winner’s Talk at UH

Week of March 17-21, 2003

• On Researchchannel (March 20-26, 2003)
  • Future of Passenger Rail
• On ‘Images’ (March 20-26, 2003)
  • Women’s Month: A Celebration of Women Through Film
• Dunn Foundation to Give UH $500,000 for Biomedical Engineering Endowment
  Funds to Establish John S. Dunn Professorship in Biomedical Engineering
• Making Sense of Energy Issues and the Iraq War: UH-GEMI Experts Help Untangle Complex Subject
• UH