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Book Club Meeting - July 30

Love Your Body Day - Oct 20

CAT Training - Sept. 24

WRC Closings

July 3

August 10-21

WRC Summer Hours

Monday
9am - 2pm

Tuesday

9am - 2pm

Wednesday

9am - 2pm

Thursday

9am - 2pm

Friday

9am - 2pm

Contact Information

Women's Resource Center

University of Houston

Room 7, UC Satellite

Houston, TX 77204-4014

Phone:  (713) 743-5888

FAX:  (713) 743-5097

www.uh.edu/wrc

 

The Summer Book Club Returns!

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Summer evokes sun, fun, and great summer reading and this summer is no exception. The Women's Resource Center and the M.D. Anderson Library are pleased to announce our collaborative summer book club in which all students, staff, and faculty are invited to join.  The book club will meet twice in the WRC and you read the book before you come and we discuss it as a group on the day of the meeting.

Our second book is a new memoir by mystery author Ayelet Waldman called, Bad Mother:  A Chronicle of Maternal Crimes, Minor Calamities, and Occasional Moments of Grace.  Waldman addresses the challenges of being a mother and the often unrealistic demands placed upon mothers today.  She writes with "unflinching honesty with major doses of humor and insight."  Sure to be a controversial read, which makes for rich discussion.  Read the book and then join us in the WRC on Thursday, July 30 at 12 noon.  Light Refreshments Served.

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Cougar Ally Training (CAT!)

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  Cougar Ally Training (CAT) will be offered through the Human Resource’s diversity and sensitivity training programs.  CAT is an interdepartmental collaboration that seeks to improve the campus climate for LGBTQ individuals through the provision of training to University of Houston faculty, staff, and students to enable them to become a Cougar Ally. A Cougar Ally is a person who has some knowledge of LGBTQ issues, is a good listener and can serve as a resource to LGBTQ students, staff. and faculty.  Trainings will be offered in the coming months. Stay tuned.

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New Single Parent Support Group

Starting in Fall 2009 the WRC will be forming a new single parent (both moms and dads) support group. Being a student is a challenge. Being a parent is a challenge. Being a single parent is a challenge. Being all three is a major challenge! Come and visit with similarly situated folks for support and sharing.  Every Monday at 12 noon in the WRC, room 7, UC Satellite. 

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Food for Thought

Each Tuesday from 11:30am until 12:30pm we serve a light lunch and have either a speaker, usually on an educational topic related to gender, or a round table disucssion on a topic of the day. 

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Movie Madness

Each Wednesday at 11:30am we will screen a film and serve popcorn and drinks.  The films include documentaries and often touch on issues of gender, race, class, and sexual identity. Click on "read more" to check out our film schedule

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New Nontraditional Student Organization

There is a new, nontraditional student organization on campus developed by students for students. Check out this new organization here

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Texas Conference on Women

The University of Houston Women's Resource Center is pleased to be a sponsor of the Texas Conference on Women being held in Houston on November 12, 2009 at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston.  Please join us for this exciting event, which features exciting speakers such as financial expert Susie Orman and literary icon Isabel Allende. For more information visit their conference website here

Lactation Rooms

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The University of Houston is pleased to offer multiple lactation sites in order to faciliate the special needs of students, staff, and faculty members who are new mothers.

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Status of Women at the University

In October 2007 the University Commission on Women published a report on the status of female students, staff, and faculty at the Univerity of Houston. The report is 41-pages long and summarizes the situation for women on campus and ends with specfic recommendations.  Click here to download a copy of the report.

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Stop the Violence:

A project to educate and empower individuals about violence affecting the collegiate community

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Article Archives

Staff

photo of UH staff member Delores Crawford

Ms. Delores Crawford has worked at The Daily Cougar for eight years as the advertising manager.  Her department is responsible for producing revenue for The Daily Cougar by selling advertising. She trains and coaches students to sell advertising to campus departments, student groups, local businesses and classifieds. Ms. Crawford creates ads and promotions to generate sales. She gives the advertising sales representatives a sense of what it is like working in the real world of sales. She has worked in the newspaper industry in advertising sales and marketing for over 30 years and she also has experience in radio sales and promotions. Right out of college Ms. Crawford taught special needs children.

She believes that the most important thing young women should do is believe in themselves and be persistent in achieving their goals and develop a realistic plan.  She also encourages young women to  interact with people and listen and learn from them.

Ms. Crawford enjoys movies, dining at great restaurants, attending plays, traveling and spending time with her two beautiful grandchildren.  Basketball is her favorite sport.

Most people don't know that she is a breast cancer survivor of six years and a native Houstonian.

 

 

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