Alumni Events

Learn more about ways to get involved with the UHCL Alumni Association. For more information or to RSVP, email alumni@uhcl.edu.

The American Abstract Artists was founded in 1936 at a time when abstract art was met with substantial resistance. The fourth and most recent portfolio, which will be on view in the UHCL Art Gallery Sept. 1 – Oct. 20, 2017, was produced as part of the group’s 75th anniversary in 2012. This edition consists of 75 numbered copies and one printer’s proof as well as artist’s proofs given to each of the participating 48 members. 
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Meet and mingle with your fellow UHCL alumni and faculty as you jam to the 80's hits performed by Molly and the Ringwalds. You'll also be able to pick up your 2017 Welcome Back Bash t-shirt (while supplies last) and enjoy refreshments from Red River BBQ and Saint Arnold Brewery. For more information, email alumni@uhcl.edu.

Presented by Dr. William Powers, director, Texas Department of Criminal Justice Program, lecturer in history, UHCL

Featured speakers: Evelyn Miralles, ’92, ’12, 2016 UHCL Distinguished Alumna, Business Tech Strategist/VR Innovator Engineer, NASA/Johnson Space Center, CACI International and Dr. Jeanette Epps, NASA astronaut

Meet fellow HADM alumni and get the latest updates from faculty and administration. The event is free and open to all HADM students and alumni. For more information, contact Richard Zalesak at 281-283-2032 or zalesak@uhcl.edu. 

Presented by Arturo Machuca, general manager, Ellington Airport and Houston Spaceport
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Mendelssohn composed Symphony No. 5 in 1830 to honor the 300th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. Paired with Brahms’ cheery Symphony No. 2.
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The UHCL Alumni Association will honor UHCL's very best alumni and professors by recognizing their extraordinary accomplishments and service to the university and community. 

The Texas New Music Ensemble is dedicated to the performance of contemporary art music created by Texas composers and performed by Texas musicians. The performance will feature duets, trios and quartets, as well as a piece for bass clarinet and computer.
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Kemah Boardwalk
For more information and to join the UHCL walking team, contact Richard Zalesak at 281-283-2032 or zalesak@uhcl.edu. Be sure to wear UHCL gear! 

Presented by Bob Mitchell, president, Bay Area Houston Economic Partnership

Riyaaz Qawwali represents the diversity of Texas with the music of South Asia. The Houston-based ensemble hails from India, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh. They combines traditional works with poetry of multiple linguistic and religious backgrounds to create a message of oneness.

For more information, visit www.uhcl.edu/art-gallery.

Presented by Birney T. “Chick” Havey, WWII veteran, author