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306 M.D. Anderson Library
Houston, TX 77204-2005
713.743.9181
fsenate@central.uh.edu
Welcome to the University of Houston Faculty Senate Website!
The faculty senate is an elected body of 134 faculty senators who represent the over 2000 tenured, tenure-track and non-tenure track faculty of the University of Houston. A primary function of the faculty senate is to participate in shared governance, which is basically a collective commitment of the faculty and administration at the University of Houston to work together, towards accomplishing the university’s primary goals of excellence in teaching and research. We can all take pride in the fact that shared governance works exceedingly well here at UH!
On Monday, May 16th, Online @ 2pm3:30pm. Come learn about collaborative research opportunities with Horizon Europe, the European Union funding program for research and innovation. Florent Bernard, Ph.D, Counsellor for Research and Innovation of the European Union Delegation to the U.S. will talk about collaborative research opportunities for UH researchers. These include postdoctoral fellowships for U.S. residents going to the EU and Associated Countries (AC) and for EU and AC residents coming to visit U.S. universities. Click here for the flyer and to register. Click here for more about Horizon Europe.
On Tuesday, May 17th, Online @ Noon-1pm. Meghana Trivedi, Director of Clinical and Translational Research at the College of Pharmacy, will talk about a novel approach to discover biomarkers to assess on-target effects using circulating tumor cells and predict clinical response of FDA-approved or investigational drugs in patients and overall strategies to discover novel drug targets with both efficacy and safety. Click here for the flyer and to register.
On Thursday, May 19th, Livestream @9am-5pm. You can watch parts of the University of Houston Board of Regents meetings via livestream. Click here for the full meeting timetable and to join.
Dr. Rizk, Instructional Professor of Computer Science and Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Computer Science, is the first woman instructional professor at the University of Houston to earn this designation and is University of Houston’s 13th Piper Professor. Each year, the Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation selects an elite group of faculty members from throughout the state for this highly valued recognition. Click here for the full announcement.
Dr. Craig Glennie, Cullen College of Engineering Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering, is the new Director of the University of Houston’s Borders, Trade, and Immigration (BTI) Institute. This institute is one of eight nationally recognized research centers at UH. It is funded by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and is designated as an emeritus DHS Center of Excellence. Click here for the full announcement. Click here to learn more about the institute.
306 M.D. Anderson Library
Houston, TX 77204-2005
713.743.9181
fsenate@central.uh.edu