Cougar Red Friday Pop-Up Party: "The Final Act" On Fridays we wear red! Join the DSA for the last Cougar Red Friday Pop-up event for the semester, called “The Final Act” Cougar Red Friday Pop-Up Party! While supplies last, get a free red shirt and/or wear your best red to win a free prize, while enjoying free snacks to show your Cougar Pride. Enjoy:
Free food (while supplies last)
Cool giveaways (Special Prizes for Students who come wearing RED) Don’t forget to snap a pic and share it with #CougarRedFriday and #CougarPride hashtags on your social media! Let’s paint the campus red! See you there and bring a friend. Date: Friday, April 4th, Starts at 11:00 a.m., located at The Rad Center. Click here for more information. Career Fair Prep Workshop Get ready to shine at your next career fair with our Career Fair Prep Workshop. Learn to present yourself with confidence, dress the part, craft a compelling elevator pitch, target companies through research, master the art of professional networking, and discover effective follow up methods. Don’t miss this dynamic workshop! Date: Wednesday April 16th, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m., The workshop will be virtual via Microsoft Teams. Click here for more information. Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Career Mixer The Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Career Mixer is open to ALL majors and alumni but is targeted to Liberal Arts and Social Science majors. This event is an opportunity for local companies to recruit UH students and alumni for open roles. Industries represented include: Arts, Business, Non-profit, Government, Retail, Construction, Legal, Education, Sports and Recreation. Date: Thursday, April 17th, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., located at Student Center South, Multipurpose Room. Click here for more information. Government and Non-Profit Career Mixer The Government & Non-Profit Career Mixer is a collaboration between University Career Services (UCS) and the Hobby School of Public Affairs. The event is open to ALL majors but is targeted to public policy, economics, law, social work, psychology, and business majors. This event is an opportunity for local companies to recruit UH students and alumni for open roles. Date: Thursday, April 24th, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., located at Student Center South, Multipurpose Room. Click here for more information.
Texas Job Fair Each spring, The Houston Area Consortium of Career Centers (HACCC) hosts the Texas Job Fair - one of the largest college job fairs in Texas! This event attracts students and alumni from HACCC institutions, in addition to graduates from institutions throughout Texas. To learn more about The Texas Job Fair, view Job Seeker Information or Employer Information, please click here. Date: Tuesday, April 1st, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., located at 4000 Mt Vernon St, Houston, TX 77006 (University of St. Thomas). Click here for more information. Nevertheless, She Persisted! Program and Panel The UH community is cordially invited to a program and panel featuring the stories of Houston-area women and the impact of the organizations represented in the exhibit Nevertheless, She Persisted! Women As Historic Influencers, now on display at MD Anderson Library through May 2025. Join us for an insightful and celebratory conversation with Betsy Anderson, member of the Houston Assembly of Delphian Chapters; Nancy Grissom, brigadier from the Stephen F. Austin High School Scottish Brigade; and Delores Smith, member and archivist of the Missouri City Chapter of The Links. This program is open to all and free to attend. Registration is required. A live-stream viewing option is available. Register here Date: Monday, April 7th, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Located at MD Anderson Library Elizabeth D. Rockwell Pavilion. Click here for more information. The World in Miniature: Pattern and the Medieval Lyric Self What does it mean to write a medieval poem today? Is such a thing even thinkable? Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Carl Phillips presents an illuminating exploration of medieval poetic traditions and their enduring influence on contemporary verse. Known for his masterful examination of classical forms and timeless themes, Phillips will reflect on the connections between medieval literary techniques and modern poetic expression. This distinguished lecture offers a rare opportunity to hear one of America’s most celebrated poets discuss how medieval approaches to prosody, imagery and form continue to shape and enrich poetry today. Join us for an evening of insight into the craft of poetry across centuries. Co-presented by the UH Department of English, the Menil Collection and Inprint. Date: Tuesday, April 8th, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., located at Elizabeth D. Rockwell Pavilion, University of Houston. Click here for more information.
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