EMPLOYEE FOCUS
October 2007
In This Month's Issue:
Mandatory Training
Fraud and Ethics Training
October Calendar
Who's Who on Campus
Changes to 403(b)(7)
Regulations
Holiday Schedule
October Training
September Quiz
Results
October Quiz
October Dining Schedule
Catering
on Cullen
Dining Survey
Chilli's Too
Cougar Women at Work
Campus
Recreation -
Free
Fridays in October
SkillPort eLearning
Games
Night for Scholars
Faculty
Awards
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Who’s Who on Campus
We’ve got a lot of great people
on campus, and we thought you’d like to get
to know more about them. These individuals
have been selected by their colleagues as
people you should know on campus. In fact,
there’s so many wonderful UH employees that
we’ve decided to highlight two of them this
month.
Please continue to nominate your outstanding
colleagues, and we will continue to publish
them in order of receipt.
CLICK HERE TO
NOMINATE NOW!

Who:
Amber Meuth, M.Ed.
Program Coordinator 2
Years of UH Service:
1.5 years
Department:
College of Education
Department of Curriculum and
Instruction
How to Contact Me:
ammeuth@uh.edu;
713-743-4990
Where to Find Me:
466 Farish Hall
When to Call Me (What you do):
If you or someone you know has a
degree in a math or science related
field and want to obtain teacher
certification and teach in public
schools.
Helpful Hint:
Relationships are everything. Build
positive relationships with everyone
around you.
What I Like Best About My Job:
I like the people I work with very much.
I also enjoy working in higher
education where I can view
educational issues from a different
perspective.
What Amber’s Colleagues Say:
Denisse Sioss says Amber is “in
charge of the Q-TRAC program, which
recruits and trains people with
degrees in math and science to
become teachers. She spends
countless hours filling the gap for
much-needed qualified teachers in
Houston schools.
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Who:
Elizabeth Bullock
Academic Advisor 3
Years of UH Service:
9 Years
Department:
Bauer College of Business
Accountancy & Taxation
How to Contact Me:
ebullock@uh.edu or 3.5936
Where to Find Me:
275 Melcher Hall
When to Call Me:
I am the graduate advisor for the
Masters of Science in Accountancy
Program. I also manage the
Accountancy & Taxation Professional
Program.
Helpful Hint:
Because we’re in a profession that
does a lot of interacting, giving,
and supporting, advisors need to be
reenergized. We need to look for
those things for ourselves, so that
we can keep doing what we need to
do. I recommend joining an advising
organization such as NACADA and
networking with colleagues within
the advising community as sources of
support. We should also care for
ourselves and take time off.
What I Like Best About My Job:
I enjoy being able to assist people
with achieving their educational and
professional dreams.
What Elizabeth’s Colleagues Say:
Troy Hopkins says “Elizabeth is the
advisor for the Masters in
Accounting Program which is a fast
paced master’s program with very
demanding students. She does a great
job of helping her students and also
coordinates the daily operations of
the Professional Accounting Programs
office. She is a great asset to the
department and the Bauer College of
Business and should be recognized.”
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