February 19-23, 2007

• Not Just Hot Air: UH Law Conference Considers
  Biofuels, Wind Energy as Alternative Fuels
• Annual Jazz Fest at UH Spotlights Master Musicians,
  Rising Stars March 2-3
• ‘Dilbert of Academia’ Brings Humor to Talk at UH
  Mechanical Engineer, Comic Strip Creator Jorge Cham
  to Inaugurate NSM Dean’s Lecture Series

February 12-16, 2007

• In Session: UH Grad Students Head to Austin
  For Hands-On Lesson in Politics
  Participants Hail from Graduate College of Social Work’s
  Legislative Internship Program
• Rediscovered Work by Noted Architect Topic of UH Lecture
  Ben Nicholson To Discuss the late Frederick Kiesler’s “Grotto”
  Commissioned in 1963 by Jane Blaffer Owen
• Finance Program at UH Listed in Top 10 for Research Productivity
  Faculty Scholarly Productivity Index Recognizes Bauer College of Business
• From Zebra Stripes to Frog Eggs, UH Talk Teaches Patterns With Pictures
  Tenneco Distinguished Lecture Series Presents Renowned
  Physicist Harry L. Swinney
• Luncheon at UH to Honor, Lend Support to Houston Vets
• Photographs of Vidor Focus of Free Visual Studies Lecture at UH
• Carnegie Mellon’s Keech Kicks Off UH Center For Public Policy Speaker Series

February 5-9, 2007

• The Envelope, Please: UH American Humanics Program
  Named Tops in Nation
  National Group Recognizes Local Program with Excellence Award
• New Medications, Cancer Diagnosis Goals
  of UH Engineers With $1m in Grants
  Researchers Employ Nanomagnetic Sensor Technology
  in Hopes of Simplifying Clinical Diagnostics
• New Student Member of UH System Board of Regents Announced
  Gov. Perry Appoints UH-Downtown
  Computer Science Major Christopher Sharpe
• Support For Veterans at Heart of UH ROTC Valentine’s Jog
• Musical Quartet Ethel to Explore Sound and Space in Free Performance at UH
• Professional Certifications Available to UH Logistics Technology Grads
  Degrees from Supply Chain and Logistics Program
  Recognized by American Society of Transportation and Logistics
• Acclaimed Poets Return to UH For Inprint Studio Readings
• Walking Tall: UH Student Working on Space Suit Redesign For NASA
  Graduate Student’s Research Focuses on Stability and Locomotion
• Powerful Ally in Life Sciences: UH Research Head to Give Keynote
  Donald L. Birx Addresses Biotech Commercialization,
  Tech Transfer at BioHouston Breakfast Forum
• Nanoengineering Research at UH a Magnet
  For Defense Department Grant
  Quest to Build Most Powerful Magnetic Field Sensor
  Could Reap Military, Medical Benefits

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