May 29-June 2, 2006

• Two UH Grads a Step Closer to Realizing ‘The American Dream’
  Azim Karim and Hassan Khalil Receive National Honors, Vaulting them Toward Medical School

May 22-26, 2006

• New Program Helps Students Make ‘The Jump’ From High School to UH
  Incoming Freshmen Offered Two Summer Courses
  for Price of One, Helpful Hints for College Life
• William Fitzgibbon Named Dean For UH’s College of Technology
  Vision, Commitment to Academics Make Him A Natural Leader, Provost Says
• Parental Guidance: UH, Rice Study Shows
  Dads’ Influence on Kids’ Racial Ids
  Mixed Race Families Focus of Research
  Examining How Children Identify Race
• Phuc M. Huynh First From UH to Become Goldwater Scholar
  Innovations in Electricity, Conserving Oil on Agenda for Student

May 15-19, 2006

• Professor Raymond T. Nimmer Named Interim Dean at UH Law Center
  Administrative Experience, Renowned Scholarship Make Him
  Excellent Choice to Lead, Provost Says
• Leadership Summit at UH for Latino Immigrant Students
• National Hispanic Magazine Recognizes UH and Latino Graduates
  UH in Top 100 College and Universities to Graduate Hispanic Students
• New Scholarships Offer UH Students Incentives to Graduate in Four Years
  UHS Board Approves Graduation Pledge Program Focused on Boosting Retention, Consistent Enrollment
• Study Details UH System’s $3 Billion Impact,
  But Warns of Graduate Shortfall
  Economist Barton Smith Cites Need for City of Houston
  to Increase Educated Workforce
• Tackling the Shortage: UH Gets Good ‘Grade’ In Recruiting Engineers
• Area Community Colleges and UH System Sign Joint Admissions Pact
  Earning Associate of Arts or Science Degree Can Guarantee
  Acceptance at Four UHS Universities
• $3 Billion Annual Impact of UH System Detailed to Community Leaders
  Chancellor Jay Gogue, Noted Economist Barton Smith Presenting New Study
• Beyond The Horizon: UH Offers Day of Learning For Alumni and Friends

May 8-12, 2005

• Improving Solar Cells, Packaging Among Goals of UH Prof’s Research
  Academia, Government, Industry Converge at Nanocoatings Conference to Address Lab to Market Strategies
• UH Alumni Jim Wise, Welcome Wilson Sr. Named New UHS System Regents
  Gov. Perry Appoints Bauer College of Business Graduates to Ruling Board
• Fantasy, Reality Unite During New Blaffer Gallery Exhibitions at UH
• Paperbacks Celebrated During Exhibition at UH’s M.D. Anderson Library
• Pomp and Circumstance: UH Spring Commencement Tip Sheet
• White House Counsel Harriet Miers to Speak at UH Law Center Graduation
• Presidents, Pulitzer Prize Winners Join UH Prof in High Honor
  Mathematician Martin Golubitsky Elected to the
  American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Diabetes Research at UH ‘Crystalizes’ With Major Finding
  New Insulin-production Method Holds Promise
  for Diabetics, Impacts Other Fields
• Physicians And Engineers Pool Resources To Prevent Stroke
  Methodist Neurological Institute Doctors Work
  with UH Engineers on New Tool to Improve Brain Aneurysm Treatment

May 1-5, 2006

• Honorary UH Doctorates to Education
  Secretary Spellings, Philanthropist O’Connor
  UH Alumna Margaret Spellings and Humanitarian Maconda Brown O’Connor Feted at May 11 Ceremony
• National Housing Woes Threaten Continued Economic Growth
  UH Economist Smith Says Bayou City Better off During
  “Housing Bust: How Soon? How Bad?” Address