September 27-October 1, 2004

• Minority Graduation Rates Rise In Houston Area Among Sciences
  and Engineering As Result of UH-Led Consortium,
  NSF Grants $5 Million to Continue This Success
• The Playwright Stuff: Submissions For Applauded
  UH Class Now Under Way
  Annual Theater Workshop to Be Led by Pulitzer Prize-Winning
  Dramatist Lanford Wilson
• Free, Anonymous Depression Testing for the Public Offered by UH
• UH Events Open to the Public – Oct 4 - 17, 2004
• New Regent Calvin Stephens: Dallas Businessman
  with Deep Houston Roots
  Gov. Perry’s Latest Appointment Adds to
  Statewide Character of UHS Board
• Conference at UH Opens Doors for New Scientists, Engineers

Week of September 20-24, 2004

• UHS Regent Smith, Chancellor Gogue Honored by
  Local Chinese Community Top Administrators Presented
  with ‘Distinguished Friends of China Award’
  for Promoting Sino-U.S. Relations
• Recovering ‘Lost’ Oil Topic Of Lecture at UH
  Kishore Mohanty to Discuss Ways to Help Near-term Energy Challenge
• Creative Writing Prof at UH Promotes
  City-Wide Reading, Discussion Program

Week of September 13-17, 2004

• Gov. Perry Appoints Calvin Stephens to
  University of Houston System Board of Regents
• Poli Sci Prof at UH to Hold Bob Lanier Chair in Urban Public Policy
  Richard Murray Will Lead Research on the Nation’s Urban Challenges
• Pioneering Aids Researcher to Speak at UH
  Committee of 100 Member David Ho to Present
  New Findings on Vaccine Research
• Treadmills, Wind Tunnels Aid UH Researchers in Robotics Innovation
  International Symposium in Houston Showcases Work in Engineering and Technology

Week of September 7-10, 2004

• UH Events Open to the Public – Sept. 13 - 26, 2004
• Compass Bank Contributes $1m to Establish
  Charles E. McMahen Chair at UH
  Gift Is the College’s First Million-dollar Donation Made by
  a Company on Behalf of an Alumnus
• Computer Scientists at UH Developing ‘Nurturing’ Computers
  Ioannis Pavlidis Awarded NSF Grant to Study Physiology of Computer Users
  

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