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The Department of Student Life hosts its first RISE Diversity Conference. This day-long conference allows students to learn new skills, make new connections, and assists them in creating supportive and affirming spaces for BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ individuals to thrive. The conference provides engaging workshops and programs aimed at increasing students’ knowledge and understanding of their own culture and the culture of others. Improvement in these areas enhance students’ ability to effectively engage and work with diverse populations.

Prior to joining KIPP Northeast College Preparatory’ s Gator Team & Family, Brian K. Roberson spent the last ten years serving in a multitude of roles supporting students and educators across Houston. Before being named School Leader of KNCP, he served as an associate/assistant principal for five years the secondary level in Aldine ISD and Houston ISD, respectively. Before becoming an administrator, Mr. Roberson served as a high school Special Education teacher and coach in Cypress-Fairbanks ISD and Spring ISD, briefly interrupting his time in K-12 to serve as director of residence life at McNeese State University, located in Lake Charles, Louisiana.

Mr. Roberson focuses on improving student achievement by providing quality interventions, equipping teachers with the tools necessary to effectively produce growth, and establishing positive, sustainable relationships with both scholars and their families. Mr. Roberson fundamentally believes every student needs a champion, and every educator should strive to be that champion by continuing to lift scholars to new heights.

Mr. Roberson earned a bachelor’s degree in communication from Lamar University, and a master’s degree in Educational Technology Leadership from the same institution the following year.

Time	Event Name	Location
10:00-10:30 am	REGISTRATION	UN LOBBY
10:30-10:45 am	WELCOME ADDRESS	UN Multi-Purpose Room
10:50-11:35 am	BREAKOUT SESSIONS A	VARIOUS LOCATIONS:
	Speaker 1	UN Multi-Purpose Room
	Speaker 2	UN 111
	Speaker 3	UN Walker Auditorium
11:40-12:25 pm	BREAKOUT SESSIONS B	VARIOUS LOCATIONS:
	Speaker 1	UN Multi-Purpose Room
	Speaker 2	UN 111
	Speaker 3	UN Walker Auditorium
12:30-1:00 pm	LUNCH	UN Multi-Purpose Room
1:00-1:45 pm	KEYNOTE SPEAKER	UN Multi-Purpose Room
1:50-2:35 pm	BREAKOUT SESSIONS C	VARIOUS LOCATIONS:
	Speaker 1	UN Multi-Purpose Room
	Speaker 2	UN 111
	Speaker 3	UN Walker Auditorium
2:40-3:25 pm	STUDENT PANEL	UN Multi-Purpose Room
3:30-4:00 pm	TABLE DISCUSSIONS	UN Multi-Purpose Room
4:00-4:15 pm	CLOSING ADDRESS	UN Multi-Purpose Room

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Are you interested in pursuing a career in the exciting and growing financial investment sector? If so, the Graduate Certificate in Finance and Investments at the University of Houston-Victoria is a great alternative to consider. You will have an opportunity to take advanced graduate-level courses and increase and refine your knowledge of the finance and investment world. Typing the text in the website.

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Are you interested in pursuing a career in the exciting and growing financial investment sector? If so, the Graduate Certificate in Finance and Investments at the University of Houston-Victoria.

Through the Graduate Certificate in Finance and Investments, you will enjoy the benefits of additional credentials without having to dedicate time and money to a full master’s program.

A graduate certificate will give you a leg up in the professional world and help you stand out from other candidates. If you want to increase your hire-ability or expand your skillset when it comes to handling investments and corporate financial matters, this program is an excellent fit for you.

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Class Description	Department Name	Course Number	Section Number	Term
Technology and Problem Solving	COSC	1301	27429	Fall 2019
Technology and Problem Solving	COSC	1301	27430	Fall 2019
Technology and Problem Solving	COSC	1301	27431	Fall 2019
Technology and Problem Solving	COSC	1301	27432	Fall 2019
Adv Psychopath & Psychopharm	COUN	6343	27128	Fall 2019

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