Week of June 28-July 2, 2004

• UH Events Open to the Public – July 5 – 18, 2004

Week of June 21-25, 2004

• Trucks On Treadmills – Air Quality Studies Top Priority For Engineers at UH
  Facility Unveiled that Develops and Tests Technologies to Reduce Diesel Engine Emissions
• Solutions To Engineer Shortage Explored at UH
  College of Technology Partners with Project Lead The Way
  to Provide Pre-Engineering Teacher Training
• Electrifying: Teachers Head to UH For High Tech Educational Symposium
  SEMI “High Tech U” Program Hopes to Offset Decline
  of Technology Workers in the U.S.

Week of June 14-18, 2004

• Professor and Student Among Tops in Technology at UH
  College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics Helps
  Celebrate Night of Honor for Women in Computing
• Summer Institute at UH Will Be Engineering a Brighter Future
  SECME Paves the Way for Minorities, Women to Study Science, Engineering in College

Week of June 7-11, 2004

• UH Campus to Close Friday
• Magazine Ranks UH 15th in U.S. For Hispanic Undergrads
• Newton-Esque Mathematician at UH Breaks New Ground
  Professor Barbara Keyfitz First Woman Director Appointed to Prestigious Fields Institute in Canada
• UH Events Open to the Public – June 14 – 27, 2004
• Univision News Anchor Jorge Ramos, Mayor Bill White
  To Discuss Latino Vote With Houston Community Leaders at UH

Week of June 1-4, 2004

• Lifetime Achievements And Engineering Contributions
  Focus of UH Awards Dinner
  Three Alumni, Decorated Professor and Community Philanthropist
  Honored by Engineering Alumni Association
• Beware Cancer, Insomnia And Liver Disease – UH Students Are Taking Aim
  Three Biology and Biochemistry Students Win Awards at National Competition

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