UH Calendar

Explore the heart of local governance this summer through the CLASS Dean’s Harris County Attorney’s Office Internship. 

Learn what it takes to be a prosecutor by interning for Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg’s administration through the CLASS Dean’s Harris County DA Internship Program.

The CLASS Dean’s Mayoral Summer Internship Program offers a $5,000 stipend for students to explore careers in local government.

Our new summer internship, the CLASS Dean’s Community Family Centers’ Internship, provides the opportunity to serve low-income families in Houston’s East End.

Positive, collegial writing companionship for faculty.

Explore the work of MFA Sculpture candidate, Roslyn Dupre, in Gallery 1 at Elgin Street Studios.

The Staff Council Meet and Greet offers UH staff members an opportunity to meet Staff Council members over lunch at Cougar Woods Dining Commons.

Dren Gërguri, the Fulbright Scholar in residence with the Valenti School, will discuss his research project that focuses on the impact of visual communication for voter mobilization during COVID-19 in the transitional democracies of Albania and Kosovo.

Learn how to be a lifeguard and get lifeguard certified through the American Red Cross with us! Be ready to provide skills and save lives in and around water. Register by 4/9 through myrec.uh.edu.

Location: The Hobby Center for the Performing Arts
800 Bagby Street
Houston, TX 77002
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The Annual Student School of Art Exhibition features works selected by School of Art faculty in consultation with student artists and designers. More than 100 UH artists and designers will present works during this exhibition—which has long served an introduction of these rising stars to local patrons.
Following your visit to the exhibition, we invite you to Open Studios, where you can witness the vibrancy of the School of Art firsthand by exploring its array of art and design studios where students hone their craft throughout the year.
 

Over the course of a day relationships are tested in a classic game of disguises and deception. Does anyone actually win?

Jason Robert Brown is a living legend of musical theatre. A contemporary composer, director, orchestrator, and lyricist, Brown will perform his own repertoire in an intimate setting, including new songs in development as well as songs from his solo albums. Fans and newbies will get a spectacular glimpse into one genius’s undeniable gifts.

McGovern College of the Arts Musical Theatre students will open the concert with a performance of Brown’s repertoire.

From the studio of Mann-Wen Lo, violinist Jordan Efird presents his senior recital in partial fulfillment of their Bachelor of Music degree.

The Moores School of Music is pleased to present over 200 student recitals each year. Please join us for these free recitals that celebrate student accomplishments!

To learn more about the strings department at Moores, visit uh.edu/kgmca/music/divisions/strings.