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All students are welcome to compete. No experience necessary! Top Teams wins $3500.00 Register by 2/17!

Relationship challenges, at work and in our personal lives, can often be a major source of stress. In this webinar you will take away strategies to build healthy, relationships including active listening and reflection, empathy vs. sympathy, and setting boundaries and expectations. There will be an opportunity for Q&A, so bring your questions!

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 Maya Stovall: Razón / Reason exhibition at Blaffer Art Museum

Comic Relief is the first major museum survey devoted to the iconoclastic American artist, writer, and educator Molly Zuckerman-Hartung.

Noctambules is the first solo museum exhibition in the United States for French artist Caroline Mesquita.

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The Metropolitan Volunteer Program presents Volunteer Fair, an opportunity to find out about various on campus and community partners. Partners will have tables set up throughout the Plaza for students to visit and get stamps, once you have collected a certain number of stamps you can collect the giveaway prize!

Office Hours Spring 2022 for The Point/ Coogs for Christ.

Weekly meditation sessions are open to all students, faculty, and staff! This offering is part of UH Wellness’s mission to educate around all dimensions of wellness and provide a space for emotional and mental development.

Join us at R&I Forum to stay connected to the latest developments in UH’s research and innovation enterprise.

New York Times Ethicist,Anthony Appiah. Professor Appiah will talk about his work as New York Times Ethicist

Professor Appiah will discuss the history and nature of the identities that define us, including gender, race, religion, class, nationality, and culture, to expose the myths behind them.

Power Hour is our main event of the week, centered around the powerful work of God in Christ and the Holy Spirit. We come together to pray, read scripture, and equip the saints for the work of ministry as laborers in God’s Kingdom. Jesus is King! Come get The Point: because life IS a mystery–until you get it!

Elgin Street Gallery 2 is a 500 square foot gallery space with dramatic vertical space and an open story ceiling. Gallery 2 is on the first floor of Elgin Street Studios which is connected to Elgin Garage on the UH Main Campus. Gallery 2 is dedicated to experimental exhibitions by School of Art graduate students. Work in the gallery rotates every 2 weeks with a new student or group of students curating, designing, and installing their own exhibitions. Join the artists and the School of Art community for a reception on the second Thursday of each 2-week show. Food and drink will be served.

What would you do if your cells were taken without your knowledge and used to fuel an entire chapter of scientific evolution, complete with new experiments and discoveries? That’s what happened to Henrietta Lacks, an African-American woman from Virginia who visited Johns Hopkins for cervical cancer treatment. Dr. Tasneem Bawa-Khalfe, assistant professor of biology and biochemistry, and Dr. Linda Reed, College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences associate professor of African-American history, will walk us through Henrietta’s incredible story for our first movie night of 2022.