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UH-Clear Lake honored for excellence in teacher education
Recognized
for its leadership and innovation in teacher education, University of
Houston-Clear Lake has been named the winner of the 2009 Christa
McAuliffe Award for Excellence in Teacher Education by the American
Association of State Colleges and Universities.
UH-Clear Lake is the
sole recipient of this year’s award, which recognizes innovative
teacher education programs that document the success of their graduates
and their impact on the students they teach. AASCU will use UH-Clear
Lake’s practices as an example for other teacher education programs
nationwide.
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UH-Clear Lake celebrates Veterans Day
Local
veterans will get special recognition from University of Houston-Clear
Lake as it hosts the seventh annual Veterans Day Celebration on Nov.
11.
Sponsored by the
UH-Clear Lake’s Office of Alumni and Community Relations and supported
by area businesses, organizations and volunteers, the event takes place
10:30 a.m. – noon at the university’s Liberty Park and Student Services
and Classroom Building, 2700 Bay Area Blvd., Houston.
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New dean joins UH-Clear Lake
University of Houston-Clear Lake named Zbigniew J. Czajkiewicz as the university’s dean of the university’s School of Science and Computer Engineering. Czajkiewicz comes to UH-Clear Lake from Robert Morris University in Pennsylvania, where he was head of the Center of Applied Research in Engineering and Science.
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UH-Clear Lake welcomes new faculty
Seventeen new faculty members joined the University of Houston-Clear Lake’s this fall, bringing with them a diverse background of vast experiences in a variety of fields.
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More Stories from 2009
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Egret spring 2009: Book of Journeys
Step into a classroom where every person is a teacher and the primary lessons are derived from interactions with people of different cultures. During an international study trip, participants’ lives can be influenced on every level: personal, professional and academic. The shift in perspective provides a unique cornerstone experience and is likely to have a lifelong impact whether the trip lasts a few weeks or an entire semester. The stories in this issue of Egret showcase UHCL's international initiatives, which create learning opportunities that turn the world into a classroom and cultural exchanges into lessons that last a lifetime.
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